Jimmy Bramlett

For those who can't get enough of the Grammys, here's the Grammy Nomination Show! Drake, Robin Thicke, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis and Keith Urban will perform on the one-hour show on December 6.

Lamar Odom pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor driving under the influence charge stemming from his arrest in the Valley late in August.

Amanda Lambert filed a lawsuit Tuesday against The Kings' Head Pub II in Studio City alleging she was fired because she was pregnant and that her dress was "too Midwest conservative, not California hooker," City News Service reported.

After the Dodgers split the first two games in Atlanta, both teams come to Los Angeles for Game 3 of the NL Divisional Series featuring rookie pitchers.

The Lane Kiffin era of USC is over. USC athletic director Pat Haden announced the firing in a press release:

A bizarre rampage in the South Bay ended with the arrest of a 65-year old driver on Thursday evening. William Thomas Kelly of Torrance was found passed out in his black Audi in Rancho Palos Verdes after hitting multiple cars and running down a bicyclist. He was booked for suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon.

Anyone living or planning on getting to Venice, Mid-City, Koreatown or Downtown tomorrow, good luck. The 14th annual Herbalife Triathlon Los Angeles will force drivers in the area looking for alternate routes.

The San Francisco district attorney released the man arrested in connection with the stabbing death of Dodger fan Jonathan Denver late Friday night for lack of evidence.

Clayton Kershaw pitched six innings tonight against the Colorado Rockies. He gave up four hits and struck out eight batters as the Dodgers walloped on the Rockies 11-0. But that's not the story.

The Clippers might be the city's best hope to win a title, but they earned the dubious distinction of making GQ's list of worst sports franchises of all time.

Major League Baseball issued their list of top jersey sales since the All Star Break in mid-July, and Dodgers Yasiel Puig and Clayton Kershaw were among the head of the class.

Guido Barilla, the chairman of the world's largest pasta manufacturer, set off a worldwide firestorm with his anti-gay comments in an interview with Radio 24 on Wednesday.