Tejano music superstar Selena Quintanilla has been gone for 30 years, but the late singer’s family issharing unseen footage of her life in a new documentary, which had its Texas debut at Austin’s Paramount Theater at this year’s South by Southwest festival. Selena y Los Dinos is the first feature-length documentary film produced about the … Read more
The Crypto Racket: The Dark Side of Cryptocurrency Scams Introduction Cryptocurrencies have swept the globe. They’ve become very popular, changing our conception of money. Along with this boom, however, are sinister realities—scams and illegal projects that prey on unsuspecting investors. These projects are collectively known as the “Crypto Racket.” It’s important to know how these … Read more
Frail Reunites to Play Chicago There aren’t many high school bands that disappear in the fog of time—but not Frail. They were a Philadelphia suburban straight-edge screamo band that erupted in the early ’90s and made an outsized impact on the underground, despite only being around briefly. The band initially came together in 1993 when … Read more
Luann de Lesseps at Bravo’s Love Hotel “I Was Flattered That Two Boys Were Fighting Over Me” The Countess is back — and this time she’s checking into Bravo’s Love Hotel in search of romance. Whether she’s commanding New York society or sunbathing in Cabo, Luann de Lesseps brings her signature mix of elegance, humor, … Read more
More Rain and Storms in South Florida on Monday By NBC 6 South Florida With a weekend of appreciated rain, South Florida is set for yet another stormy adventure on Monday. What can homeowners look forward to? When Will It Rain Today? It should be back as early as mid-morning Monday, with thunderstorms set to … Read more
Scientists Say They’ve Cracked Code for Ultimate Boiled Egg NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth There may be an art to creating the ultimate boiled egg, but scientists say they have cracked the code through mathematics and rigorous experimentation. While today might not be the best day to test the technique—given the recent surge in the price … Read more
Liberal Elites Made a Covid Mistake — Say Princeton Scholars More than five years since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, scholars and commentators are reexamining how Western governments handled the crisis. Leading this call is Princeton professor Stephen Macedo, along with colleague Frances Lee, in their new book In Covid’s Wake: How Our Politics … Read more
UCLA Protest Lawsuit Overview Background of the Protests The protests began on April 25, 2024, as part of a national demonstration against Israel’s military incursion into Gaza. At UCLA, the Palestine Solidarity Encampment was formed to demand that the university divest from companies engaged with the Israeli military. The encampment was repeatedly attacked by counter-protesters … Read more
British Fighter in Ukraine Says His Unit Vowed Never to Be Taken Alive by Russia: “A War of Annihilation” By [Your Name], from Business Insider coverage British volunteer Macer Gifford, who fought with Ukrainian troops, says the brutality of Russian soldiers is so severe that his unit made a horrific vow: never to be taken … Read more
Extra Extra: Want to Watch Mayor Adams Merengue? Introduction Imagine this: a mayor dancing at an event within the city. Uncommon, isn’t it? It doesn’t often happen that a politician shows a different facet of theirs that doesn’t relate to policies or speeches. Such moments are sent viral because they show a leader in a … Read more