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Travis Barker sucks Kourtney Kardashian’s toes in raunchy birthday tribute
From top to toe. Travis Barker sucked his wife Kourtney Kardashian’s toes in a new photo celebrating the reality star’s 47th birthday. On Saturday, the Blink-182 drummer posted a carousel of snaps in honor of the Poosh founder’s big day, including one that showed him enjoying a mouthful of her toes. Travis Barker sucked his
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Who Owns ‘Let Them’?
The year 2020 was a bad one for Cassie Phillips. Her husband had recently returned from an overseas deployment, and while he was away, she told me, she’d rarely heard from him. The pandemic began, and the family moved to Savannah, Georgia, where they didn’t know many people. Phillips felt isolated in her new home,
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The Dodgers of esports: How L.A.’s Liquid Guild won the attention of over 100,000 people
It might not be an Olympic sport, but an event in Santa Monica happening quietly for years would overflow SoFi Stadium. A grassroots community event in the game “World of Warcraft,” the Race to World First is more of a marathon, sometimes lasting over a month. Liquid Guild — led by Max “Maximum” Smith —
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Vile fire captain learns his fate for killing fiancée and her son in fit over firefighter movie
A California fire captain will spend the rest of his life in prison for killing his fiancée and her 7-year-old son over a fight about how firefighters were portrayed in a movie. Darin McFarlin, 47, shot Marissa Divodi-Lessa Herzog, 29, and her son Josiah in August after he freaked out while watching the Christian-themed movie
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California’s newest solar project isn’t powering homes. It’s powering your water
KERN COUNTY, Calif. — At the bottom of the San Joaquin Valley, a low-slung Midcentury building tucked into the green-gold hillside is the beating heart of California’s impressive water delivery system. For more than five decades, the Edmonston Pumping Plant has lifted water nearly 2,000 feet up the towering Tehachapi Mountains, connecting water from Northern California to
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How to make unemployment suck a little less
When I was laid off from my role as an editor for a magazine in late 2024, logically, I knew what I was supposed to think: Don’t tie your self-worth to a job. After all, it’s just a job. While I did my best to believe that optimistic mantra, most days — and especially on
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Epstein survivor breaks silence on secretive compound: ‘I know there’s co-conspirators’
Rachel Benavidez, one of 10 women who say they were groomed or assaulted at Jeffrey Epstein’s New Mexico compound, broke her silence Monday for the first time since the Justice Department (DOJ) released Epstein files in January, saying it was not “too late for the truth to come out” about possible co-conspirators. “I don’t think
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Japan issues advisory for risk of mega-quake after 7.5-magnitude earthquake rattles northern coast
TOKYO — Japan on Monday issued an advisory for northern coastal areas for an increased risk of a possible mega-quake induced by a major quake earlier in the day. The Cabinet Office and the Japan Meteorological Agency said there is 1% chance for a mega-quake occurring on the northern Japanese coast in the next week or so
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Pope Leo deploys linguistic advantage to anger Trump with direct criticism: report
Escalating tensions between Pope Leo XIV and President Donald Trump are being shaped by an unusual factor: the pope’s native fluency in English, which eliminates traditional Vatican diplomatic buffers and amplifies his political impact in the United States. Unlike previous popes who relied on translation, Leo speaks culturally attuned English that mirrors American political discourse,
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Cuba’s collapse: From Obama’s historic opening to Trump’s crippling embargo
HAVANA — A decade ago this spring, President Obama stepped off Air Force One at José Martí International Airport — the first time a U.S. leader had touched ground in Cuba since Fidel Castro’s communist revolution. More than half a century of Cold War hostilities were thawing. The U.S. had relaxed travel restrictions to the island, and