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Which giuliani and the Trump Lawyers had been bragging they had with all sorts of people who were involved with this. Typically joint Defense Agreements, where your lawyers are allowed to talk to each other, those go away once you flip and start working with prosecutors. We had never been able to confirm whether or not manafort also gave up his joint Defense Agreement with trump when he flipped. If, in fact, as the New York Times reports tonight, he never gave up that agreement, then maybe this ...

In honor of the 200th anniversary of the birth of Thomas Whaley, the Whaley House Museum in Old Town will celebrate the San Diego pioneer’s birthday.

New York Times: With actors and screenwriters on strike, Hollywood is shut down.

The ongoing actors strike in Southern California has raised concerns about its potential cascading economic impacts on the region. Despite Hollywoods significant influence on Los Angeles culture, academics and economists disagreed over how extensively the strikes would be felt given that the industry supported just 5% of employment in the region. During the 2007 screenwriters strike, Californias economy lost $2.1bn and some economists predict that this event could also have severe consequences, ...

In context of the ongoing strike of Hollywood actors’ and writers’, a look at the city of Los Angeles, inextricably linked to the film to the American film industry – both culturally and economically.

With actors and screenwriters on strike, Hollywood is shut down for the foreseeable future. Los Angeles isn’t a pure company town, but the industry is inextricable from the city in many ways.

The impact of the actors and writers strikes on Hollywood, Los Angeles, appears to be a critical local issue; however, economists disagree on the strikes extent. During the previous 2007 screenwriters strike, California lost $2.1bn, and the length of the two current strikes will surely determine the financial impact on Los Angeles.

In 1868, Thomas Whaley leased out the second floor of his house and his adjoining corral to Thomas W. Tanner for $20 in gold. After removing 12 feet of studding and a portion of the east end railing, Tanner erected a stage in the upstairs bedroom, crammed in benches to…

From a former sanitarium to a well-known lighthouse to a battlefield from the American Civil War, here are the most haunted places in the United States.

Killing a police officer or 999 worker is to be punished with a mandatory life sentence, it was announced last night, a major victory for the widow of hero PC Andrew Harper, Lissie Harper (pictured).