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Updated on February 20, 2021 at 10:19 am bhofack2 National Cherry Pie Day is Feb. 20 Du-par's, The Apple Pan, House of Pies, and Pie 'N Burger all serve classic versions of the timeless treat Look for local pie deals and specials on National Pi Day, which is just ahead (on March 14) It may seem, at first flavorful glance, that an occasion spotlighting the pleasures of a cherry-packed pastry should be found on the May or June pages of the calendar. Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get the latest breaking news and local stories. But consider how well the national holiday doting o...

Filming has wrapped on actress/filmmaker Olivia Wilde's second feature film, Don't Worry Darling, starring Florence Pugh and the director's new beau Harry Styles.

Enter email address You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times. As the signature gathering deadline for the effort to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom fast approaches, the governor’s recent COVID-19 press conferences have taken on a unique twist. Along with the usual pandemic announcements, elected officials are now offering mini-testimonials to the governor’s on-the-job performance from behind the podium. The tone has, at times, resembled something between a campaign event and the direct-to-camera interviews on “The Bachelor,” with local Democrats ex...

Enter email address You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times. A few weeks ago, we asked you to tell us about your most indelible memory of 2020. So many of you shared so much with us, digging through your days to define the image, interaction or moment that remained singular to you through the most surreal of years. Thank you. Advertisement Taken together, the responses formed a kind of kaleidoscopic year in review. All of the era-defining moments were there but refracted through individual lives. *** In the first month of the year, a young mother in...

I met Henry in a loud, crowded bar in Sherman Oaks, close to our respective workplaces, in early March. Having been on my fair share of first dates (26, I’ve crunched the numbers), I came armed with cautious optimism, bolstered by the easy texting banter that followed our meeting on a dating app. He walked in, and the first thing I noticed was his big smile. I felt this mixture of warmth and nervous energy radiating off of him, and my stomach flipped. Over the course of the evening we swapped stories of our Jewish upbringings, his in Chicago, mine in the San Fernando Valley. He showed genui...