Film actor and director Mel Gibson participated in a ride-along with California first responders to survey the remains of Los Angeles area properties scorched by the devastating wildfires. Gibson asked a first responder if his team had been informed that “the reservoir was empty.” The responder explained they initially had water but ran out “fairly quickly.” Gibson’s Malibu
Mere hours after TikTok went dark in the United States on January 19th, the popular video sharing app was back, leaving many people scratching their heads. According to reports, there was nothing that could be done until President-elect Donald Trump took office on January 20th. But soon, the Chinese company confirmed it was in the process of
With President-elect Donald Trump set to take office in a matter of days, TikTok could potentially be saved in the 11th hour— but not if the U.S. Supreme Court gets its way. The U.S. Supreme Court upheld a ban on the Chinese-owned app, set to take effect on January 19th unless its parent company, ByteDance, sells the
President Joe Biden has announced a $770 one-time payment for Los Angeles fire victims amid the historic blazing tearing through the region.  Biden announced the decision during a Monday evening (January 13) meeting with senior officials, convened to address the ongoing federal response to California’s worst wildfires in state history. Biden previously announced the government will cover
Tyler Perry is calling out major insurance companies for dropping policies in California just as wildfires wreak havoc on the state’s most vulnerable areas. Perry, known for his films and philanthropy, turned to Instagram to criticize what he described as the “greedy” actions of companies that have left countless residents without crucial insurance coverage in times
Bey has announced her BeyGOOD charity foundation has donated $2.5 million to help aid the Los Angeles fire relief efforts as wildfires continue to devastate Southern California. The fund is dedicated to assisting families who have lost their homes in Altadena and Pasadena, as well as supporting churches and community centers addressing the immediate needs
Dilla Day L.A. has evolved into a benefit show for those affected by the Eaton Fire currently burning in Los Angeles. The annual event takes place on February 8 at 961 E. 61st Street in L.A. Daru Jones, regular drummer for Jack White and Slum Village collaborator, shared more details to his Instagram account. The 1st wildfire broke
The sugary treat is seen as more than a snack; it symbolizes an unwritten agreement, potentially leading to dangerous situations or being pressured into unpalatable arrangements. Oschino detailed that during orientation, inmates are warned not to take candies, honey buns, or any similar item from others, including guards. These small offerings can lead to undue
CNN’s Anderson Cooper spent the day with fire crews in Topanga Canyon where they are working around the clock to battle wildfires in the Los Angeles area.
Cypress Hill is among the many artists lending a hand to anyone affected by the devastating fires currently consuming Los Angeles. On January 10th, Cypress Hill, B-Real and their dispensary, Dr. Greenthumbs, collaborated on an Instagram post, encouraging people to donate items at their store on Wilshire Boulevard. B-Real previously shared information for evacuation shelters, which
