Compton native Kendrick Lamar made history at the 68th Gammys on Sunday night when he took home his 27th award. That achievement made him the most-awarded rapper in Grammy history, surpassing Jay-Z’s previously held record of 26 awards. During the downtown Los Angeles ceremony, Lamar’s song “Luther” with R&B singer Read More
The event will be livestreamed starting at 8 p.m. on Sunday on Turning Point’s YouTube Channel, X and Rumble accounts.
You’ve heard the phrase “knock your lights out,” but what about knock your toupee off? That’s what happened to Jarrell “Big Baby” Miller on Saturday night during his fight with Kingsley Ibeh at New York City’s Madison Square Garden. During the fight’s second round, Ibeh threw a series of punches. Read More
Monday, February 2, 2026 The City of Irvine is advancing the Marine Way extension and undercrossing to improve access and traffic circulation in and around the Great Park. While Marine Way runs along the southern edge of the park, there is currently no direct rail crossing or direct road access into Read More
The latest release of the Epstein files and its references to President Donald Trump were the subject of at least one joke during Sunday night’s 68th Grammy Awards, and the president isn’t happy about it. On Monday morning, Mr. Trump took to his Truth Social account to slam the awards Read More
The audience seemed to know what Cher meant, regardless.
There’s one official Oscars category that no film professional has ever won — and it’s likely because the Academy doesn’t feel there are enough people to nominate.
Bluewater Grill has long been one of the most popular seafood restaurants in Newport Beach. Not only does it serve fresh fish dishes (chefs have been known to rewrite the menu as large line-caught tuna are carried into the kitchen), but the restaurant also offers fabulous views of the harbor Read More
The Resort at Pelican Hill has been one of my favorite dining locations since the resort opened more than a decade ago. The resort’s original Executive Chef Jean Pierre Dubray oversaw all culinary aspects of, from the simple Café to the renowned Andrea, which closed at the start of the Read More
South Coast Repertory is embracing 2026 in a big way. In a unique way. In a memorable way. The Tony Award-winning theater company is presenting what they rightfully call the theatrical event of the season: a rotating repertory of two Tony Award-winning plays featuring “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” by Read More
