

The FTC's 'click to cancel' rule would have wiped out a practice that allowed some businesses to scam their customers. That's why businesses got it killed
The FTC's 'click to cancel' rule would have wiped out a practice that allowed some businesses to scam their customers. That's why businesses got it killed
The suit claims Atlanta-based WinCup continues to sell, distribute and market foam products in California despite a state law that was supposed to ban such sales starting Jan. 1.
You don't have to love 'Love Island USA' to appreciate that in this increasingly fractured time of TV viewership, it is drawing people together, our columnist writes.
With the help of 16 truckloads of sand, AVP will host its first beach volleyball event in an NBA arena at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood.
'The Aviator and the Showman,' Laurie Gwen Shapiro's vibrant account of Amelia Earhart's union with a publicity-seeking publisher, unpacks the mystery surrounding her final flight.
'The Neil Diamond Musical: A Beautiful Noise' at Hollywood Pantages makes the most of a glorious catalog.
The problem with moderates is that they tend to be moderate. In the attention economy, that's a real handicap.
I went to my favorite Hollywood bar to have a cocktail and read my Eve Babitz book. Then I looked across the bar and saw him.
For the "Superman" actor, a nice eggs benny at Sweet Butter, some afternoon decluttering and late-night "Call of Duty" are on the agenda.
Roger Hutson said he's no MAGA acolyte. But Trump's delivery on promises on immigration, Iran and other issues have put the Denver oil and gas executive squarely behind the president.