Newsom Draws Fire for Controversial Podcast Guests

California Governor Gavin Newsom is under fire after inviting Steve Bannon and Charlie Kirk as guests on his podcast, "This is Gavin Newsom." The show, intended to foster open discussions, has instead ignited controversy. Criticism has poured in from both parties, with Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear condemning Bannon's appearance, saying it gives "oxygen" to dangerous rhetoric. In contrast, Newsom defends his choice, emphasizing the need for Democrats to explore diverse dialogues. The podcast also touched on issues such as transgender athletes in women's sports. As Newsom's political ambitions are scrutinized, his efforts to connect with various viewpoints are met with divided opinions.

Flavors of Spring: What’s New in Food This March in L.A.

What's new in L.A. dining this March? Mastro's rooftop garden delivers luxurious views and cuisine, while Nobu's expansion charms the coast. Explore local events with gourmet flair, from Sofia Vergara's empanadas to impactful dinners like No Kid Hungry. Click to discover these culinary highlights and more!

Red Bull Dance Your Style Took Over L.A. with a Block Party Like No Other

Experience the infectious energy of the Red Bull Dance Your Style qualifier in L.A., where dance legends and vibrant local culture collide. Top talents compete in thrilling battles, while over 100 Black-owned vendors add a community vibe. Don’t miss out on the highlights of this spectacular street dance celebration!

From Refugee to Pasta Artist: How Fiona Afshar's Edible Creations Caught Gucci's Eye

After losing her Malibu home to fire, Iranian immigrant Fiona Afshar transformed her grief into gourmet culinary creations. Her vibrant, handcrafted pasta, loved by celebrities and luxury brands, shows that resilience and passion can spark newfound success. Learn how her journey captured Gucci's attention.

Harvard Expands Free Tuition Program to Families Making $200,000 or Less

Harvard just announced an amazing update for future students! Families earning under $200,000 can now enjoy free tuition. This move is aimed at increasing accessibility and diversity in the wake of admissions changes. Curious about how this will affect you or someone you know?

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