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Chrishell Stause breaks cover for first time since ‘fed up’ partner G Flip called things off
Chrishell Stause stepped out for the first time since announcing her separation from her partner, G Flip, after four years together. The “Selling Sunset” alum was photographed on a walk with her dog, Peace, in Los Angeles on Wednesday. She was glammed up for the outing, wearing a full face of makeup and her hair…
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‘Awful’ MAGA candidate ridiculed for losing ‘in the most entertaining way imaginable’
A MAGA congressional candidate became a laughingstock Wednesday after his Election Day gotcha about his rival’s campaign ended in a decisive loss. Brandon Herrera, the Republican gun YouTuber who ran for Texas’ 23rd Congressional District, teased on Election Day that “one of the people we had inside the @katy4congress campaign might be someone you’d recognize,”…
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‘Chicago Fire’ Star Joe Miñoso Breaks Down Cruz’s 300th Episode Exit and Coming Back to Direct
“Chicago Fire” said goodbye to one of its longest running cast members as it celebrated 300 episodes on the air. The NBC drama series celebrated the milestone Wednesday with some big investigations and firehouse 51 going through new squad photos. For firefighter Joe Cruz (Joe Miñoso), the episode saw him push hard in physical therapy…
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‘The De Los Podcast’: Let’s talk about Latino mental health
How are you doing? In the latest episode of “The De Los Podcast,” hosts and Times editors Fidel Martinez and Suzy Exposito are joined by therapist Guadalupe Cesar-Nuñez to talk about something that’s still taboo for some Latinos: mental health. “Latinos historically have not really been seen as a population that embraces therapy or addresses…
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MAGA lawyer calls for abolishing Senate elections after big loss: ‘People can be stupid’
Former Trump attorney Jenna Ellis said on her radio program Wednesday that voters shouldn’t be trusted with electing senators after Democrat Abdul El-Sayed won Michigan’s Senate race, according to Right Wing Watch. Ellis, who pleaded guilty as part of Georgia’s criminal prosecution into the MAGA plot to overturn the 2020 election, argued Republicans need “generational”…
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Constantine Film in the Works at DC Studios
The Hellblazer is back. A new film starring fan-favorite horror character John Constantine is currently in the works at DC Studios, TheWrap has learned. This new feature will be helmed by Francis Galluppi, the filmmaker behind the upcoming seventh “Evil Dead” movie, “Evil Dead Wrath.” This film comes hot on the heels of “Clayface,” a…
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Hollywood institution among more than a dozen California restaurants to make America’s top 100
California is home to more of America’s best restaurants than any other state, according to a new nationwide ranking that gave 19 Golden State eateries a spot among the country’s top 100. The list includes a century-old Hollywood institution beloved by movie stars, a three-Michelin-starred seafood restaurant on Melrose Avenue and a celebrated Eagle Rock…
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How did your neighborhood vote for L.A. mayor?
In the race to become Los Angeles’ next mayor, City Councilmember Nithya Raman holds a three-percentage-point lead over incumbent Karen Bass, according to preliminary results released by county officials Wednesday. Early leads may change as the vote count continues. So far, Raman leads with 51.7% of the vote, while Bass trails with 48.3%. The precinct-level…
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DOJ thumbs its nose at court as Trump admin ‘maybe’ draws up permits for ‘victory arch’
The Justice Department told U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan that it is moving forward with plans to construct Trump’s “victory arch” just outside D.C. However, the order was couched in considerably qualifying language, effectively saying the Trump administration needs to issue a number of permits to itself before moving forward. “Pursuant to the Court’s Order…
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Amid controversy, California greenlights the state’s first large reservoir in decades
California water regulators have approved a permit for Sites Reservoir, clearing the way for construction of the state’s first new major reservoir in decades. Plans call for two large dams about 300 feet high, as well as nine smaller ones, holding water pumped from the Sacramento River and inundating about 15,000 acres in a valley…