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Noma launches pop-up shop in Silver Lake. Protests are ‘under consideration’
The Copenhagen restaurant Noma debuted a temporary retail shop in Silver Lake on Thursday following weeks of protests at its L.A. pop-up and allegations of abuse. Noma Projects launched in 2022 as an offshoot of the world-famous restaurant, offering the fine-dining juggernaut’s small-batch hot sauces, coffees, vinegars and other products for home cooking. With a
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Analyst warns Pete Hegseth could be the next Trump official ousted from the White House
Political analyst Bernard Goldberg suggested Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth may be the next administration official fired by President Donald Trump, following the recent dismissals of the Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Attorney General Pam Bondi. Writing for the Hill, Goldberg suggests that, while Hegseth enthusiastically supported Trump’s Iran war, leaked reports indicate
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LA28 Organizers Promise There Will Be Other Chances to Get Affordable Tickets After Pricing Backlash
LA28 organizers spoke out amid criticism from sports fans and locals over high prices and limited availability following the initial drop of Olympics tickets. Allison Katz Mayfield, LA28 SVP of revenue, addressed the backlash during an appearance on “Good Day LA” Thursday, where she defended that “locals had the best access to the widest breadth of
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Trump’s Washington arch plan includes golden-winged figure, eagles, lions and ‘One Nation Under God’
WASHINGTON — President Trump’s plans for a new triumphal arch in the capital, unveiled on Friday, include a towering winged figure with a Lady Liberty-like torch and crown, flanked by two eagles and guarded by four lions — all gilded. The 12-page plan released by the U.S. Commission on Fine Arts shows the arch will stand 250
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Eric Swalwell’s campaign scrambles to scrub website as endorsers jump ship
Since reporting emerged on Friday that multiple women have accused Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) of sexual misconduct, and one has accused him of assault while she was intoxicated, prominent figures who have endorsed his campaign for governor of California have bailed out one by one — and his own campaign has taken down its endorsements
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The Athletic Investigating Reporter Dianna Russini’s Relations With NFL Coach After Private Photos Surface
The New York Times’ sports vertical, the Athletic, is investigating senior NFL insider Dianna Russini after photos emerged this week of her hugging and holding hands with New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel, TheWrap has learned. Sources familiar with the matter at the Athletic said the outlet immediately began an investigation into Russini after the
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Invasive rodent plaguing California may have been deliberately released. Here’s the theory
State wildlife officials have finally come up with a theory to explain where a giant, highly destructive rodent that’s been terrorizing California came from: Oregon. Nutria, a creature with the body of a small beaver, webbed feet like a platypus, and the tail of a rat, reappeared in the state’s wetlands a few years ago,
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Molotov cocktail thrown at home of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman
A suspect was arrested in San Francisco Friday after being accused of throwing a Molotov cocktail at the home of Sam Altman, the CEO of the artificial intelligence firm OpenAI. The 20-year-old man was found at the OpenAI headquarters about three miles away from Altman’s home, where he was threatening to burn down the building,
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Top Creators Want Viewers to Confuse Their Content With Hollywood-Level Shows and Movies
Some of the top creators around are taking more cues from Hollywood than you may expect. Instead of merely considering any view worthwhile, creators are seriously considering the quality of their views — i.e. whether the viewer takes away something meaningful from their content. Similarly, some have adopted the production schedules of a regular TV
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Husband of beloved SF coffee shop owner reveals harrowing new details of the day she vanished
The husband of a Bay Area woman who has been missing for two weeks opened up about the mental health challenges his wife was dealing with the day she disappeared, Amy Hillyard, 52, co-owner of Farley’s Coffee in San Francisco, was last seen on March 25 walking her dog near the 500 block of Radnor