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Bad Bunny Makes History as “ICE Out” Defines the 2026 Grammy Awards

The 2026 Grammy Awards at Crypto.com Arena unfolded as both a pop spectacle and a pointed cultural statement. “ICE Out” pins and pro-immigration speeches set the tone throughout the night, with artists using the stage to call for humanity amid heightened immigration enforcement nationwide. Bad Bunny closed the ceremony with a historic Album of the Year win, becoming the first Spanish-language artist to take the category, while Kendrick Lamar led the night with five Grammys. Billie Eilish, Olivia Dean, and others added powerful moments, and Justin Bieber returned to the Grammy stage for his first performance in years.

Don Lemon Vows to Keep Reporting After Federal Arrest

Former CNN host Don Lemon was released from federal custody in Los Angeles after an overnight arrest tied to a Minnesota church protest case. Taken into custody while in town covering Grammy week, Lemon faced charges prosecutors called serious but was released on his own recognizance after a judge denied bond and passport surrender requests. Speaking to reporters outside court, Lemon said he would not be silenced and framed the case as a challenge to press freedom as protests echoed nearby.

Where to Dine in Los Angeles This Valentine’s Day

From candlelit Italian prix fixe menus to luxe omakase, seaside dinners, and culture-forward date nights, Los Angeles restaurants are going all out for Valentine’s Day. This curated guide highlights standout spots across the city offering special menus, romantic settings, and memorable experiences for celebrating with your sweetheart.

El Moro Brings Churros and Hot Chocolate to Echo Park

Beloved Mexico City–founded churrería El Moro has officially opened its first Los Angeles location in Echo Park, bringing its iconic churros and rich hot chocolate stateside. Founded in 1935, the historic brand is known for its cinnamon-sugar fried dough and multiple hot chocolate varieties, including dairy-free options. The new Sunset Boulevard shop also serves milkshakes, aguas frescas, tortas, and a standout churro ice cream sandwich made with spiral churros and locally sourced ice cream.

DOJ Emails Reveal Soon-Yi Previn Blamed Teen in Anthony Weiner Sexting Scandal

Newly released Justice Department emails from the Epstein files reveal a 2016 exchange in which Soon-Yi Previn blamed the teenage girl who reported Anthony Weiner for his sexting scandal, calling her “disgusting” and “despicable.” The emails show Previn sharing her views with Jeffrey Epstein and later referencing discussions with her husband, Woody Allen. Weiner later pleaded guilty and served time in prison. The correspondence adds new context to the scandal and the controversial figures connected to it.

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