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Epstein Emails Raise New Questions About Obama Counsel and 9/11 Law

Newly released emails from the Justice Department’s Epstein files are raising questions about former Obama White House counsel Kathryn Ruemmler and her possible role in discussions surrounding the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act. The law allowed 9/11 families to sue Saudi Arabia, and some victims’ relatives now want Congress to examine whether Epstein worked with Saudi officials and prominent lawyers to delay or undermine the legislation. Ruemmler, who recently left Goldman Sachs, is expected to testify before the House Oversight Committee as investigators dig deeper into Epstein’s network and its potential ties to U.S. policy.

Spring Style Guide: Bold Looks and Statement Jewelry for the Season

Spring fashion takes a glamorous turn with vibrant patterns, playful polka dots and striking jewelry from brands like Dior, Chanel, L’Agence and Bulgari. Photographed in Topanga Canyon, the editorial showcases flowing gowns, tailored jackets, fringe dresses and standout accessories that capture the energy of the season. From whimsical white looks to bold statement pieces, the shoot offers plenty of inspiration for refreshing your wardrobe this spring.

David Copperfield Mentioned in Epstein Files as Vegas Residency Ends

Magician David Copperfield is stepping away from his long-running residency at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas after 25 years as newly released Justice Department documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein bring renewed attention to their longtime association. FBI memos referenced Copperfield in connection with Epstein and testimony from one of Epstein’s accusers also mentioned the illusionist, though Copperfield has never been charged with wrongdoing and denies any illegal conduct. The development places him among several high-profile figures facing renewed scrutiny following the latest release of Epstein-related files.

Prosecutors Push Timothy Busfield to Reveal Defense Strategy in Sex Crime Case

Prosecutors in New Mexico are asking a judge to require actor and director Timothy Busfield to disclose whether he plans to argue an alibi or claim he was set up as he fights four counts of criminal sexual contact with a minor. The allegations stem from Busfield’s work directing the TV series The Cleaning Lady, where twin child actors say he inappropriately touched them when they were seven years old. Busfield has denied the accusations and previously said he intends to fight the charges. A scheduling conference in the case is set for March 10 in Bernalillo County.

Broadway in Hollywood Reveals 2026–2027 Season at the Pantages

Broadway in Hollywood has unveiled its 2026–2027 lineup at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre, featuring several acclaimed musicals making their Los Angeles debut. The season opens in September with Water for Elephants and includes Tony-winning hits like The Outsiders, Maybe Happy Ending and The Great Gatsby, along with the rock opera The Who’s Tommy, the Cuban-inspired Buena Vista Social Club and the dark comedy Death Becomes Her. Holiday and summer add-on productions will bring The Lion King back to L.A. and mark the return of Hamilton for a limited run. Season ticket packages for the Pantages’ 96th anniversary are now available.

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