Odessa A’zion loves L.A. — and L.A. loves her back. The Hollywood progeny has turned acting prodigy, appearing in two high-profile hits back-to-back: Rachel Sennott’s HBO series “I Love LA” and Josh ...

JTA — Jewish actress Odessa A’zion appeared to push back this week on social media claims labeling her as a “Zionist,” after controversy swirled online over her political opinions. The speculation ...

Jewish actress Odessa A’zion appeared to push back this week on social media claims labeling her as a “Zionist,” after controversy swirled online over her political opinions. The speculation about the ...

Odessa A’zion has shot to stardom in mere minutes — or so it seems. Just a few weeks ago, she appeared in Rachel Sennott’s new comedy series, I Love LA, which has already been renewed for a second ...

A’zion was featured on "Better Things" as a young performer, giving viewers an early insight into her future career. This year, she had her breakout role in "I Love LA," a TV show created and starring ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Odessa A’zion posed on the red carpet in New York City for the Marty Supreme premiere at Regal Times Square on Tuesday, December ...

A western Texas teen is accused of fatally shooting his ex-girlfriend’s mother and two siblings, ages 13 and 9, authorities said Wednesday. The 15-year-old boy has been charged with capital murder ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Hall of Fame baseball player Rickey Henderson once declared, “If my uniform doesn’t get dirty, I haven’t done ...

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Ask Odessa Young what she does for a living and she might not say she’s an actor. Especially when she’s doing this: chatting with a journalist over breakfast at the sceney Sunset Tower. Young is ...

Last November, around seven hundred people packed into the Ector Theatre, a renovated movie palace in downtown Odessa, to watch the swearing in of Mayor Cal Hendrick and three city council members.