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The Daily Brief: Clintons Face Possible Contempt Charges After Ignoring Congressional Subpoenas, Actor Timothy Busfield Surrenders to Police After Search, and more.
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Good Afternoon! It’s Tuesday, January 13.
Los Angeles experienced sunny skies and warm weather on Tuesday with temperatures reaching a high of 81°. More sun is expected on Wednesday with temperatures cooling slightly and a high of 79° forecast.
Clintons Risk Contempt of Congress After Skipping House Epstein Probe
Bill and Hillary Clinton are facing possible contempt of Congress after refusing to comply with House subpoenas tied to a GOP investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. The couple did not appear for scheduled closed-door depositions this week, with their attorneys arguing the subpoenas are invalid and unenforceable. House Oversight Chair James Comer rejected that claim, saying months of delays have left lawmakers frustrated and warning that contempt proceedings are now on the table as the committee continues to seek answers about Epstein’s high-profile connections.

Timothy Busfield Surrenders to Police After Nationwide Search
Emmy Award-winning actor and director Timothy Busfield surrendered to Albuquerque police Tuesday after authorities announced a nationwide search tied to child sex abuse charges. Busfield faces two counts of criminal sexual contact of a minor and one count of child abuse stemming from alleged incidents on the set of The Cleaning Lady. In a video posted before turning himself in, Busfield denied the allegations and said he plans to “confront these lies.” Federal officials confirmed U.S. Marshals had joined the search before his surrender.
Rare ‘Doomsday Plane’ Landing at LAX Sparks Viral Speculation
A rare landing by the U.S. Air Force’s E-4B Nightwatch, often dubbed the “Doomsday Plane,” at Los Angeles International Airport set off a wave of online speculation and viral chatter. The heavily modified Boeing 747, designed to serve as a mobile command center during national emergencies, was in fact transporting Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth as part of a scheduled Defense Department trip. While experts stressed the visit posed no threat and reflected routine military logistics, the aircraft’s ominous nickname and uncommon appearance at a major commercial airport fueled widespread curiosity and concern.
Jeff Goldblum Brings His Jazz Band to the Troubadour
Jeff Goldblum is taking the stage at West Hollywood’s legendary Troubadour this week with his longtime jazz ensemble, the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra. The sold-out shows on January 17 and 18 promise an intimate night of classic jazz and Great American Songbook standards, along with selections from Goldblum’s recent album Still Blooming, which features vocals from Wicked co-stars Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo. The performances offer a rare chance to see the actor in his element as a musician at one of LA’s most iconic venues.
Santa Monica Pier Debuts Its First Drive-In Movie Night With Grease
The Santa Monica Pier is rolling out its first-ever drive-in movie night with a free screening of the 1978 classic Grease. The event blends in-car viewing with a bring-your-own blanket and chair option, plus a DJ spinning oldies, free popcorn for early arrivals, a 1950s costume contest, kids activities and seaside bar service. Tickets are required and the fun starts early at 3:30 pm, making it a full afternoon and evening on the pier before the movie lights up the screen.

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