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LAPD Says Celeste Rivas Hernandez May Have Been Dead for Weeks

The LAPD revealed that 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose body was found in the trunk of singer D4vd’s Tesla earlier this month, may have been deceased for several weeks before discovery. The cause of death remains unconfirmed as homicide detectives continue their probe, with no suspects named to date.

Charlie Kirk Murder Case: Court Hearing and Conspiracy Claims Ignite Debate

As 22-year-old Tyler Robinson appeared in a Utah courtroom via video for the murder of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, the case has been complicated by a wave of conspiracy theories. Candace Owens has publicly challenged the official account, suggesting Israeli involvement and alleging pressure from hedge fund manager Bill Ackman, claims both Ackman and Israeli officials have strongly denied. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a rare statement rejecting the accusations as a “monstrous big lie.” Prosecutors confirmed they are pursuing the death penalty, with the next hearing set for October 30 in Provo.

5 Seconds of Summer Stun Fans with Surprise L.A. Pop-Up Show

Australian pop-rock band 5 Seconds of Summer reemerged in true rockstar fashion with a free surprise concert in West Hollywood, drawing massive crowds just hours after announcing the event. The band debuted their new single “Not Ok” and premiered several tracks from their upcoming album Everyone’s a Star! (out Nov. 14), while also treating fans to longtime favorites like “She Looks So Perfect” and “Youngblood.” The secret show marked the official launch of 5SOS’s next era—complete with a bold new look and plenty of fan-fueled energy.

Trio Indicted for Following and Doxxing ICE Agent on Instagram

A federal grand jury has indicted three women from Southern California and Colorado for allegedly following an ICE agent home from duty in downtown Los Angeles, livestreaming the pursuit, and posting his address on Instagram. Prosecutors say the women taunted the agent outside his residence and encouraged others to “come on down,” prompting charges of conspiracy and publicly disclosing personal information of a federal officer. Two suspects have been arrested while a third remains at large.

Meet the Mahjong Master Behind L.A.’s Newest Social Obsession

Mahjong is clattering its way into Los Angeles’ hottest social circles, thanks to teacher Jennie Jethwani. Once a pastime played quietly at home, the centuries-old game has become the city’s latest cultural craze, popping up at Soho House, Venice clubs, and private gatherings with A-listers. Jethwani is at the heart of the movement, showing Angelenos how this strategic, stylish game connects people across generations.

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