Miller Sanford Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg has proposed different options to uphold Donald Trump’s conviction. Gregory P. Mango Alvin Bragg refuses to end his insane crusade against Donald Trump, even if it means creating yet more “law” to keep the cause alive. In a Tuesday filing, he asks Judge Juan Merchan (another rabid partisan) to keep Trump’s … Read more
Mama June Shannon is opening up about how the family keeps Anna’s memory alive. And there’s a very physical component to the family’s mourning process. It has been one year since the death of Mama June’s daughter, Anna Cardwell. Amidst their grief, the family brings her ashes with them whenever they leave the house. Both … Read more
On Wednesday, Joe Burrow publicly addressed the burglary that occurred at his home and his dismay over the amount of information that has been revealed about the situation. The Bengals quarterback’s home was burglarized on Monday night while Burrow was in Dallas for a nationally televised game against the Cowboys. “So obviously everybody has heard … Read more
Protest is everywhere. But climate activists have the monopoly on art — for now Eighteen months later, Anna Holland still can’t stomach the smell of tomato soup. “I can’t have a tin of it anymore,” said the climate activist, who shocked the art world — and much of the rest of the planet — by … Read more
Jamie Foxx has sworn off white women. While addressing his 2023 medical emergency — which he said was a stroke due to a brain bleed — in his Netflix special, “What Had Happened Was…,” Foxx, 56, broke out in song, claiming he was done dating white women despite his previous six-year relationship with Katie Holmes. … Read more
Latinos’ reluctance to vote has long been a fact of life in California politics. But now that fact has changed. The shift is highlighted by fresh data on the 1996 presidential election, which shows that a huge group of new Latino voters went to the polls at the same rate as that of all the … Read more
The aftermath of an Israeli airstrike on the Barzeh scientific research center in Damascus on Dec. 10, 2024. Photo by OMAR HAJ KADOUR/AFP via Getty Images In the wake of the Assad regime’s collapse, Israel did the world a major service. Over the past few days, the Israeli Air Force struck dozens of alleged Syrian chemical weapons … Read more
Galaxy players and staff celebrate winning the MLS Cup title after defeating the New York Red Bulls on Saturday at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times) The Galaxy won their sixth MLS Cup on Saturday and celebrated the achievement long into Sunday afternoon. Then on Monday, shortly after … Read more
Jimmy Butler’s agent is firing back at what he calls “bulls–t” reports about teams that the Heat star would be willing to be traded to this season. Agent Bernie Lee posted a string of posts on X in response to a report by ESPN NBA insider Shams Charania that indicated that the agent had been … Read more
There is more to coffee culture in L.A. than you can ever imagine Mondays are Jack Benchakul’s favorite day of the week at Endorffeine. He looks forward to the calm, even though he’s grateful for the streams of coffee fans that file into his tiny shop on Saturdays and Sundays. Ttaya Tuparangsi, his cousin, takes … Read more