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14 articles · Jan 2026 — Feb 2026
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Creative Industry Insights: Stars Speak Out and New Projects Emerge
From cancellations to advocacy, and new adaptations, the entertainment world is abuzz
LA's Cultural Landscape Shifts Amid Immigration Concerns and Industry Developments
City's identity and entertainment industry intertwined as new hotel and awards season unfold
What's Driving the Week's Top Stories?
This week's news cycle is dominated by a mix of international concerns, US politics, and extreme weather events, with the UN warning of more Iranian executions, Los Angeles facing record temperatures, and Trump weighing
Entertainment Industry News: Layoffs, Lawsuits, and New Projects
A Roundup of Recent Developments in Film, TV, and Media
Trump Escalates Trade War, Targets Democrats, and Stirs Controversy
A tumultuous week in US politics as Trump hikes tariffs, signs bill to aid Democrats, and joins a lawsuit in LA
Controversy and Scandal: Trump's Justice Department and Ghislaine Maxwell's LA Connections
A large banner featuring Donald Trump's face has been hung at the Justice Department headquarters, sparking concerns about the erosion of the agency's independence. Meanwhile, in Los Angeles, a prominent powerbroker's legacy is threatened by his links to Ghislaine Maxwell, a key figure in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
Bernie Sanders Slams Billionaire 'Greed' Amid California Tax Battle
Senator Bernie Sanders delivered a fiery speech in Los Angeles, criticizing the "grotesque" levels of economic inequality in the US and urging California voters to approve a proposed tax on the state's richest residents. Sanders targeted the "greed" and "arrogance" of the nation's billionaires, saying they are "treading on very, very thin ice." The proposed tax has sparked a heated debate, with some ultra-wealthy tech leaders threatening to flee the state if it becomes law.
Bernie Sanders Slams Billionaire 'Greed' in California Tax Battle
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has criticized the "grotesque" levels of economic inequality in the US, urging California voters to approve a proposed tax on the state's richest residents. In a fiery speech in Los Angeles, Sanders railed against the "greed" and "arrogance" of the nation's "ruling class". The proposed tax has sparked a heated debate, with some ultra-wealthy tech leaders threatening to flee the state if it becomes law.
Empire Building and Scandal: A Tumultuous Week in US Politics and Sports
A tumultuous week in US politics and sports has seen LA Mayor Karen Bass call for Casey Wasserman to step down as Olympics chair over ties to Jeffrey Epstein's former girlfriend, while Senator Marco Rubio's comments at the Munich security conference have sparked concerns about the resurgence of American empire-building.
Trump's America: A Nation in Turmoil as Scandals, Wildfires, and Vaccine Controversies Erupt
The United States is grappling with a multitude of crises, from the latest revelations in the Epstein files to devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, and a growing vaccine controversy. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is facing intense scrutiny over its handling of a fatal police shooting and a dramatic shift in vaccine policy.
Thousands Rally Against ICE in Freezing New York City: "If It's Them Today, It's Us Tomorrow
Thousands of demonstrators gathered in New York City on Friday to protest against the Trump administration's immigration policies. Similar protests took place in other cities across the country, including Los Angeles, Chicago, and Miami. The rally was organized by various immigrant rights groups.
California Governor Accuses Dr. Oz of Discrimination Over Fraud Allegations Against LA's Armenian Community
California Governor Gavin Newsom has accused Dr. Mehmet Oz of discrimination. Oz accused members of Los Angeles' Armenian community of orchestrating large-scale healthcare fraud. Newsom announced his office would file a civil rights complaint with the US Department of Health and Human Services.
Ex-CNN Anchor Don Lemon Arrested for Allegedly Violating Federal Law at Minnesota Church Protest
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon was arrested on Thursday, January 30, in Los Angeles. Lemon was taken into custody by federal agents while covering the Grammy awards. The charges against Lemon have not been specified, but they are believed to be connected to federal law. Lemon's lawyer, Abbe Lowell, confirmed the arrest to The Guardian.
Los Angeles Fire Department Hires Celebrity PR Firm Amid Criticism Over Palisades Fire Response
The Los Angeles Fire Department's non-profit organization admitted to paying a leading communications agency $65,000 to represent the department following the Palisades fire. The PR firm, which is known for representing high-profile celebrity clients, was reportedly hired to help shape the messaging and public image surrounding the department's response to the disaster. The decision to bring on the PR firm came as the LAFD was facing mounting criticism from the public and media over its handling of the fire.