A crash Monday night in Encino involving officers with the Los Angeles Police Department sent a mother and her 6-year-old daughter to the hospital. The incident occurred just before 9 p.m. in the 5600 block of Lindley Avenue. Details are limited and it’s unclear what exactly caused the crash or if the officers … Read more
Kyle Richards SHUTS DOWN Rumors She Stormed Off RHOBH Reunion – Says She Faced It Head-On! Kyle Richards is opening up about the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills reunion, calling it one of the most emotionally draining experiences she’s ever had on the show. After a season filled with tension—especially with Dorit Kemsley—Kyle admitted that … Read more
Bryce Young looks like a completely different quarterback after regaining the starting job for the Carolina Panthers. Benched earlier in the season, Young led the Panthers to wins over the New Orleans Saints and New York Giants before impressive showings in losses to the Kansas City Chiefs, Philadelphia Eagles, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Week 15 … Read more
Initially claiming there was no evidence its equipment was at fault, Southern California Edison is now investigating one of its “zombie” power lines as the possible origin of the deadly Eaton Fire. According to SCE spokesperson Kathleen Dunleavy, a “zombie” power line is a power line that is no longer energized. However, surveillance footage from … Read more
RHOBH Alum Annemarie’s Husband Marcellus Wiley Accused of Rape as Victims Speak Out in New Lawsuits! Marcellus Wiley, former NFL player and husband of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum Annemarie Wiley, is facing serious allegations as two women have accused him of sexual assault during his time at Columbia University in 1994. According to … Read more
The first time you watched an NBA game, you may have noticed that they have quite a few different rules than other levels of basketball. Whether it’s defensive 3 seconds or actual jump balls, plenty of rules make the NBA unique and challenging to follow at times. One example would be the “clear path foul” … Read more
Eclipse season is a time of year when major shifts take place internally and externally. Indigenous peoples from the Americas, the Caribbean, and Latin America paid respect to the land, the sun, and the moon during this rebirth and transformation. Traditions practiced for thousands of years are honored, creating a powerful connection between the physical … Read more
When coaching youth basketball, it can sometimes be easy to get caught up in the pressures of games and tournaments, and forget what should be right at the top of our priority list: Having fun! Not every coach is necessarily wired that way, so to help out with that, here is a list of 15 … Read more
When most coaches hear 1-3-1 defense, they most likely think of a long and athletic team playing around in the half court forcing lob passes and trapping in the corners. However, the 1-3-1 can also be used in a full-court setting as a press. While the positions and rotations are somewhat different than a 1-3-1 … Read more
Tanner Adell fell in love with country music young. She grew up splitting her time between Los Angeles and Star Valley, WY, which created a stark contrast — but it was the country lifestyle, and specifically the music, that held her heart. Adell remembers falling in love with Keith Urban when he released “Somebody Like … Read more