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Animal Rights Activist Blasts L.A. for Ignoring Dog Abuse on Skid Row

Rebecca Corry, founder of the Stand Up for Pits Foundation, is calling out Los Angeles officials for turning a blind eye to disturbing abuse of dogs on Skid Row—including cases of animals being caged in extreme heat, injected with drugs, and subjected to violence. Despite video evidence and repeated pleas for help, Corry says LAPD and city leaders have failed to respond. The city’s dismantled animal cruelty task force and proposed cuts to Animal Services have only deepened concerns.

Taylor Swift Finally Owns It All: Full Control of Her Music Catalog

After years of re-recording and battling for her masters, Taylor Swift has officially reclaimed ownership of her entire music catalog—including albums, music videos, and unreleased material—by buying back the rights from Shamrock Capital. The milestone, announced in a heartfelt letter to fans, marks a triumphant close to a long-standing fight for artistic autonomy.

How One Musician-Turned-Entrepreneur Is Reinventing Kids’ Birthday Parties in L.A.

Kelly Kidd, a Texas-born musician and creative force behind Kidd’s Jewelry Heist, has transformed a charming San Marino space into an immersive, jewel-studded party experience for kids—and adults—that’s anything but ordinary. With themed rooms, scavenger hunts, and vintage decor straight out of a storybook, Kidd is redefining family entertainment one sparkling celebration at a time.

Lucie Arnaz Helps Desilu Superfan Fulfill a Hollywood Dream

Filmmaker Raji Ahsan grew up idolizing Desilu Studios and now, with the help of Lucie Arnaz, he’s hosting a fundraiser on the historic Paramount lot to finish his short film Dr. Sam. The June 5 “Lucie on the Lot” event will honor Desilu’s 75th anniversary, screen Arnaz’s Lucy and Desi: A Home Movie, and celebrate a full-circle moment decades in the making.

Karen Read’s Defense Asserts No Crash in Officer’s Death

As the high-profile Massachusetts retrial of Karen Read enters a new phase, her Los Angeles-based legal team argues there’s no proof she struck her boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe, with her SUV during a 2022 snowstorm. Instead, they claim he was fatally injured in an altercation with fellow officers inside the house where his body was later found. The judge denied a motion to dismiss, and the defense has begun presenting its case.

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