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West Coast Beach Boys fans take note for a special event happening tomorrow (Wednesday, October 12th) at UCLA's Lani Hall. At 4 pm PST, noted writer/producer David Leaf -- author of the newly expanded, God Only Knows: The Story Of Brian Wilson, The Beach Boys And The California Myth -- will be on hand for an in-depth chat with Emmy Award winning commentator/journalist Roy Firestone. The chat will benefit the UCLA Herb Albert School of Music. Along with a book signing by Leaf, audience membe...

1990 pay-per-view one-on-one matchup between Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson that didnt happen In the late 1980s and early 1990s, arguably the two biggest NBA stars were Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson.

1990 pay-per-view one-on-one matchup between Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson that didnt happen

It was 52 years ago today that my beloved New York Jets stunned the Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III.

Michael Jordan is one of the most recognizable figures in the world today. A global icon, Jordan cant seem to avoid the fanfare and paparazzi regardless of

You may know Roy Firestone as a seven-time Emmy Award-winning host of ESPN’s “Up Close Primetime” or public television’s “LA Tonight,” interviewing over 5,000 athletes, musicians, actors and politicians.

Page 2s Ralph Wiley goes inside the minds of several NFL stars as Week 10 approaches.

On the morning of Sept. 27, 1987, ABC boxing commentator Alex Wallau (pronounced Wal- lew) was washing his face when he felt a lump in his neck.

PHOTO PROVIDED The poster for “Jerry Maguire” is pictured. While there are a few New Year’s movies out there, I didn’t feel like reviewing one for this week’s “Throwback Thursday” column. After a month of Christmas movie reviews, I thought I’d go off the board and review one of my all-time favorites — 1996’s “Jerry Maguire.” If you’ve never seen “Jerry Maguire,” you are in for a treat. The plot centers around Jerry Maguire (Tom Cruise), a sports agent who see...

At Memorial Regional Hospital in Hollywood, they are looking forward to being able to load up that freezer in the building with the vaccine soon. The temperature inside is almost 100 degrees below zero. It will first go to doctors, nurses, and other health care workers who are treating COVID patients, and then to workers and residents at nursing homes. From the vaccine plant in Portage, Michigan, drivers will head to Detroit International Airport. The aircraft carrying the vaccine fly into MIA,...