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Hunter Biden Found Guilty On All Gun Charges

Hunter Biden, President Joe Biden's youngest son, has been found guilty on all three federal felony gun charges in Delaware. The charges were related to claims that he provided false information about his drug use when purchasing a firearm in 2018. This conviction is a significant moment, marking the first time a sitting president's immediate family member has been convicted of a crime. President Biden expressed his continued support for his son, emphasizing respect for the judicial process. Hunter Biden, 54, faces a potential maximum sentence of 25 years in prison and a fine of up to $750,000. However, as a first-time offender, his sentence is expected to be less severe.

Tribeca Film Festival Preview: AI Movies on the Screen as Robert DeNiro Makes the Scene

Experience the magic of the Tribeca Film Festival with world premieres, innovative AI films, and the unforgettable "De Niro Con" celebrating Robert De Niro. From unique film experiences to celebrity events like The Sopranos reunion, this year's festival is an unmissable cinematic feast! Dive into a stellar lineup that includes Jenna Ortega's new film and Dakota Johnson's "Daddio," slated for theater release this summer.

Jon Stewart Talks Return to ‘The Daily Show,’ Urges Media to Shape Up

Jon Stewart’s return to The Daily Show after a nine-year hiatus was the highlight of the Emmy FYC event. He discussed media challenges and garnered praise from fellow hosts. Interested in how comedy can reshape media? Read more!

Rudy Giuliani’s Arizona Mugshot Released

Rudy Giuliani’s latest mugshot from Arizona has been released! Once a revered prosecutor and NYC Mayor, Giuliani is now entangled in multiple legal battles, including charges of election interference and a Georgia racketeering trial. Click to read more about his legal saga.

Billy Crystal Honors Mel Brooks at the Peabody Awards

Filled with humor and heartfelt moments, the 84th Peabody Awards honored icons like Mel Brooks and Quinta Brunson. Billy Crystal and Donald Glover highlighted their contributions in person, reflecting on legacies that challenge societal norms and bring people together. Catch the highlights from this star-studded night in LA!

Rejected! UConn Coach Says No to Giant Offer from Lakers

NCAA champion Danny Hurley turned down a six-year $70M offer from the Lakers to stay at UConn! Hurley’s decision leaves the Lakers searching for a new coach, with JJ Redick and James Borrego among the potential candidates. What are your thoughts on his choice?

Exclusive: RuPaul's DragCon Announces Special Live Tapings

Join the glamor at DragCon LA 2024 on July 19-20! Experience live tapings of top WOW Presents Plus shows, including "Bring Back My Girls" and "Hey Qween!", and see your favorite drag personalities like Michelle Visage, Raven, and more. First-come, first-serve access at the L.A. Convention Center—don’t miss out!

Los Angeles’ First Gay Pride Parade Trailed New York’s by Hours

In June 1970, L.A. held its first official gay pride parade along Hollywood Boulevard. Organized by the Christopher Street West Association to honor the Stonewall riots' anniversary, the event featured 1,200 to 30,000 participants, making history and cementing L.A.'s role in the LGBT rights movement.

Beck at the Bowl: Hometown Superstar Teams Up With the L.A. Phil for Something New and Old

Beck is teaming up with the L.A. Philharmonic for an extraordinary performance at the Hollywood Bowl! Experience the magic of live orchestral music as it adds a new dimension to Beck’s eclectic hits. He'll also be playing at other iconic venues like Carnegie Hall. Don’t miss out on this rare chance to hear timeless music in a whole new light.

Boot Camp: No Values Was Hardcore in More Ways Than One

Despite three-hour traffic delays and some sound issues, the inaugural "No Values" punk festival showcased unforgettable performances, from Suicidal Tendencies' wild set to The Misfits' intense closing. Fans experienced both the chaos and community punk thrives on. Will it come back stronger next year?

Coast Guard’s Sexual Assault Response Coordinator Resigns

Shannon Norenberg, the U.S. Coast Guard Academy’s Sexual Assault Response Coordinator, has resigned, revealing she was used to lie to survivors and participate in a cover-up of abuse cases dating back to the 1980s. Her resignation underscores the ongoing struggle for transparency and justice within the Coast Guard. What do you think about these revelations?

John Leguizamo Writes Open Letter Urging Television Academy Not to ‘White Wash’ Awards

John Leguizamo pens an open letter to the Television Academy, urging them to avoid a "white wash" in this year's Emmy picks and advocating for greater diversity. Taking out a full-page ad in the New York Times, he calls for acknowledgment and accolades for prolific non-white artists.

June's Hottest Food and Drink News

Get ready for a flavor-packed summer in Los Angeles! From Beverly Wilshire's Pride Month croissants to Hollywood Bowl’s diverse food options, the city's culinary scene is booming. Don't miss new openings like Gjelina in Vegas and special pop-up events like Rita’s Deluxe. Click here for all the delicious details!

Your Guide to Pride Month in L.A.

1. LGTBQ+ Pride Night at Dodger Stadium - June 14

2. Trans Pride L.A. - June 14-15

3. WeHo Pride Arts Festival - June 14-16

4. Pride is Universal - June 15

5. Disneyland After Dark: Pride Nite - June 18, 20

6. Love, Loud & Proud, Pasadena - June 22

7. SaMo Pride - June 22

8. DTLA Proud Marketplace - June 23

9. SFV Pride - June 29

10. Out on the Mountain - August 16

11. DTLA Proud - August 24-25

12. Gay Days Anaheim - September 13-15

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