Uncategorized
-
Rivian to place more than 100 new EV chargers around Caruso properties
Real estate developer Caruso is partnering with the electric vehicle company Rivian to add more than 150 public EV chargers to Caruso’s properties, including malls and apartment buildings. Caruso owns several iconic Southern California destinations, such as the Grove and Palisades Village, which is scheduled to reopen this summer after last year’s wildfires. Rivian is
-
CBS News a ‘sinking ship’ as pro-Trump turn drives ratings to ‘unthinkable’ lows: report
CBS Evening News is experiencing a catastrophic collapse in viewership under Bari Weiss’s leadership and veteran television executives are sounding the alarm that the controversial Free Press founder’s editorial direction — marked by flagrant Trump support delivered by handpicked anchor Tony Dokoupil — is driving longtime viewers away in unprecedented numbers. According to media watchdog
-
Kris Jenner rips into ‘flat out lie’ she’s ‘furious’ with $100K facelift: ‘Drives me crazy’
Kris Jenner shut down the “flat out lie” she is upset over her $100,000 facelift allegedly not holding up one year post-surgery. The reality star railed against “disappointing” headlines on Wednesday’s episode of Khloé Kardashian’s podcast, insisting recent reports “couldn’t be further from the truth” as she “adores” Dr. Steven Levine and is “obsessed with
-
Mysteries surround Cole Tomas Allen and his final movements in D.C. attack
Four days after Torrance teacher Cole Tomas Allen allegedly attacked the White House correspondents’ dinner in Washington, some facts are clear. Video shows him running through a security perimeter at the hotel where the event took place. Authorities allege he wrote a “manifesto” explaining his plans to shoot members of the Trump Cabinet. He allegedly
-
Your Phone Notifications Reveal More Than You Realize. Here’s How to Lock Them Down
You may have spotted the recent case of the US Federal Bureau of Investigation pulling Signal messages from a defendant’s iPhone, even though the messages were set to disappear automatically, and the Signal app itself had been deleted from the phone. The trick used by law enforcement? Previews of each incoming Signal message were logged
-
Move over, Elsa. The hottest entertainers at L.A. kid parties are ‘KPop Demon Hunters’
For her 6th birthday party in January, Amy Tzagournis’ daughter Hazel wanted special guests: the characters from “KPop Demon Hunters.” Six months prior, while Tzagournis was out of town, her daughter and 4-year-old son had become obsessed. “I came back and all of a sudden they knew every word to the songs,” she says with
-
‘No Republican wants to run’: GOP strategist gives grim read of Trump’s impact on midterms
Republican Party candidates are hesitant to align themselves with Donald Trump and his cabinet in the run-up to the midterm elections, an analyst has claimed. Trump had previously put the Republican Party under pressure with a push to introduce the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act. Key provisions of the SAVE Act include ending mail-only
-
UnitedHealthcare fires worker over ‘Aww, they missed?’ comment on Trump assassination attempt
UnitedHealthcare has fired a woman who expressed sadness in a TikTok video that President Donald Trump was not killed in the Saturday shooting during the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner. In the video, she sarcastically asked, “Aww, they missed?” “We’re cooked as a country when my first reaction to hearing the news about Trump’s attempt was, ‘It
-
Your guide to free self-care: 8 L.A. wellness events you can’t miss in May
Who doesn’t love a seaside soundbath or a spa day? But wellness is expensive — and self-care shouldn’t break the bank. So we’ve curated a handful of free wellness activities for the month of May to keep you stretched, sane and grounded. But first: One of these events is blending wellness, culture, community and healing
-
Panicked Trump convenes emergency meeting with oil execs amid ‘unprecedented’ disruption
President Donald Trump convened oil and gas executives Tuesday at the White House to address energy market disruptions caused by the Iran war and related issues. The unprecedented supply disruption in the Middle East is simultaneously creating opportunities and challenges for the energy industry. Axios reported that Chevron CEO Mike Wirth attended the meeting alongside