Los Angeles Times
How 'Heated Rivalry' melted hearts and quickly became a hot ticket in real life
What began as a single dance party based on the hit TV series really takes off.
7 min |
January 21, 2026
Los Angeles Times
U.S. citizen in Minnesota says ICE seized him without warrant
Federal immigration agents forced open a door and detained a U.S. citizen in his Minnesota home at gunpoint without a warrant, then led him out onto the streets in his underwear in subfreezing conditions, according to his family and videos reviewed by the Associated Press.
3 min |
January 21, 2026
Los Angeles Times
Official retires amid fire cleanup criticism
State’s disaster chief had looked at ending payments for soil testing, memo shows.
6 min |
January 21, 2026
Los Angeles Times
WHO AND WHAT WILL GET THE BIG NODS?
An expert's take on the favorites set to top the list Thursday in key categories, plus potential snubs and surprises
7 min |
January 21, 2026
Los Angeles Times
Studio lot hit by Hollywood slump
Lenders are taking over historic Radford site, where 'Seinfeld,' others were filmed.
3 min |
January 21, 2026
Los Angeles Times
Female directors becoming rarer
Their representation is down. But a new mentorship program hopes to change that.
4 min |
January 21, 2026
Los Angeles Times
Joining the million-dollar club
Homes on L.A. County's outskirts are more valuable than you might think. In recent years, more enclaves have seen their typical house value cross the seven-digit mark.
4 min |
January 21, 2026
Los Angeles Times
Baby in Gaza dies of hypothermia
A Palestinian baby died from hypothermia on Tuesday in the Gaza Strip, underscoring the grim humanitarian conditions in the territory as world leaders were gathering at a Swiss resort where President Trump's Gaza ceasefire plan is high on the agenda.
2 min |
January 21, 2026
Los Angeles Times
Wire thefts, city delays leave streets in the dark
Hancock Park residents use solar power and hire guards amid a months-long wait for lamp repairs
3 min |
January 21, 2026
Los Angeles Times
Compassionate approach to harsh realities
Dardenne brothers bring care to a sharp portrait of struggle in “Young Mothers.’
3 min |
January 21, 2026
Los Angeles Times
Stafford can follow Super script
Among the many scenarios, he could mirror Manning and retire if Rams triumph.
2 min |
January 21, 2026
Reboot Magazine
Renewed Interest
The Fed's lowering of interest rates is much-needed good news for clean energy
3 min |
December 2025
Reboot Magazine
the wonder years
A look into the popularity and potential of GLP-1 weight loss drugs
4 min |
December 2025
Reboot Magazine
INTERSTELLAR OVERDRIVE
NEW TECHNIQUES HELP ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER NEW PLANETS FASTER THAN EVER
4 min |
December 2025
Reboot Magazine
THE NEW DYNAMICS OF PRICING
What's the most consumers will pay? It's the billion-dollar question.
3 min |
December 2025
Central Florida Health News
Seeing Red? We aren't talking about Love!
February is here, and Valentine's Day is around the corner! We see red hearts everywhere as a sign for the holiday, but let's talk about what red eyes are a sign for. There are several conditions that can cause this very common finding. Depending on the symptoms you're experiencing, and the amount/severity of inflammatory signs in the eye, a doctor can diagnose the cause for your red eye.
2 min |
February 2026
Central Florida Health News
Put Your Heart Into It
The heart is more than a vital organ; it's the steady rhythm that carries us through every moment of our lives. It responds to how we move, what we eat, how we rest, and how we manage stress. Suffice it to say, countless decisions we make every day affect our heart health.
1 min |
February 2026
Central Florida Health News
Cut the Cholesterol, Not the Flavor
Keeping your cholesterol levels in check, in particular “bad” cholesterol or LDL, is essential for heart health.
2 min |
February 2026
Central Florida Health News
Know Your Numbers to Decode Your Risk for Heart Disease
The heart functions as a communications hub that connects major parts of the body. It is the body's transportation network: It delivers oxygen and nutrients to the tissues, and it removes waste products. The health and functionality of your heart has major implications for your overall health.
3 min |
February 2026
Central Florida Health News
A Change of Fate
We've all been there: You sit down in the waiting room to see a new doctor and you're tasked with giving a full account of your family's medical history. Thus begins the daunting list of ailments and genetic conditions that often spark the same, familiar, fearful question: Will this be my fate, too?
1 min |
February 2026
Reboot Magazine
Every Student Future-Ready
Wichita Public Schools is dedicated to giving every student a future-built education with innovative AI-assisted programming
4 min |
December 2025
Reboot Magazine
Platform Personalization
HOW FOOD & TRAVEL APPS GAIN MASS APPEAL WITH CUSTOMIZATION
4 min |
December 2025
Reboot Magazine
THE RIGHT DYNAMIC
30 YEARS OF HONORING COMMITMENTS MADE DYΝΑΙMIC AUTOMOTIVE THE CO-100 TOP BUSINESS OF 2025
4 min |
December 2025
Reboot Magazine
GETTING UP TO SPEED
DRIVERLESS CARS MIGHT BE THE KEY TO SOLVING TRAFFIC WOES
4 min |
December 2025
Reboot Magazine
CYBER SECURITY Speaks Up
Speaking the language of both security and business isn't always easy or possible for CISOS. Terry O'Daniel, CISO and Cybersecurity Advisor, is changing that, and it's a very good thing.
5 min |
December 2025
Reboot Magazine
WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE
THAT'S WHY CITIES ARE USING IT TO COOL THEIR BUILDINGS
4 min |
December 2025
Reboot Magazine
THE LAP OF LUXURY
AFTER A STRETCH OF UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESSES, THE LUXURY GOODS MARKET IS RUNNING OUT OF GAS — BUT TECHNOLOGY CAN SPEED THE REFUELING
4 min |
December 2025
Central Florida Health News
Make Your Move
Asedentary lifestyle increases the risk of a wide range of health problems, including heart disease, depression, obesity, cancer, and more. But if you're a desk jockey like me, logging eight or more hours a day in front of a screen, finding ways to incorporate movement and even moderate exercise into your workday can be a challenge.
1 min |
February 2026
Central Florida Health News
Are You Missing the Signs? Heart Attacks Can Look Different for Women
Heart attacks are commonly known as the “silent killer.” The factors that cause them can brew unnoticed for years before an attack finally strikes. And many people don't know that for women, the signs of a heart attack can be completely different than in men.
2 min |
February 2026
Central Florida Health News
Vaccination Shakeup
Physicians React to CDC's Newly Revised Recommendations for Children
4 min |