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- 1David Ellison faces steep challenges after winning Warner Bros. battleโAfter a bruising battle for Warner Bros., David Ellison faces daunting challenges in Hollywood
David Ellison has emerged victorious from a hard-fought contest for Warner Bros., but the Los Angeles Times reports that the real work lies ahead. Industry observers say he must now turn around a troubled studio, manage heavy debt, and compete in a fast-changing entertainment market. The outcome of the bidding war and the scope of the task facing Ellison are keeping Hollywood talking.
- 2Rams lead Broncos 16-0 at halftime on Sunday Night FootballโSunday Night Football: Rams lead Broncos 16-0 at halftime
The Los Angeles Rams hold a 16-0 lead over the Denver Broncos at halftime of Sunday Night Football. The Rams have kept Denver scoreless through the first half, taking firm control of the primetime matchup. Football fans are following the score updates live as the Broncos look to mount a second-half comeback.
- 3Columnist defends pepper-spraying of phone-using movie patronโผColumn: A movie theater patron was pepper-sprayed for being on his phone? I get it.
A Los Angeles Times columnist weighs in on an incident in which a movie theater patron was pepper-sprayed after using his phone during a screening, arguing he understands the reaction. The column taps into widespread frustration over audience members texting and talking in cinemas, a long-running grievance among moviegoers.
- 4Poaching suspects caught with decapitated deer in Angeles National ForestโPoaching suspects caught with bloody hands, decapitated deer in Angeles National Forest
Authorities in California detained poaching suspects in Angeles National Forest who were found with bloody hands and a decapitated deer, according to the Los Angeles Times. The incident has drawn attention to illegal hunting in the forest north of Los Angeles and to enforcement of wildlife protection laws in the area.
- 5Starbucks likely closes 36 Southern California locationsโDid your favorite local Starbucks just close? These 36 SoCal locations are likely shuttered
The Los Angeles Times reports that 36 Starbucks stores across Southern California have likely closed, prompting customers to check whether their local shop is affected. The closures fit into Starbucks' broader efforts to streamline its store footprint, and readers are sharing which neighborhoods have lost their coffee spots.