Simmons’s iconic Beverly Hills, Calif., exercise studio, Slimmons, came to a close Saturday.
“When officers are driving down the street and are ambushed, it makes us all take pause,” the St. Louis police chief said.
The arts and entertainment community has long used its platform to check political giants in some small way, and presidents have historically not responded. That doesn't seem likely with Donald Trump.
Rep. Danny Davis described his grandson Javon Wilson, a high school sophomore, as a fan of rap music and an avid follower of sports, especially basketball.
A 24-year-old Muslim woman is organizing self-defense classes to teach women how to protect themselves if someone tries to grab their hijab. “In this postelection hate-crime spike, self defense is more important than ever," she said.
Alexandria Vera, whose sexual relationship with a 13-year-old student lasted about nine months, also could be on placed on probation.
As temperatures dropped into the 20s, law enforcement in North Dakota sprayed protesters with water cannons, tear gas.
An intoxicated man allegedly disrupted a showing of “Hamilton” in Chicago by shouting phrases like “we won” and a string of expletives. In Canada, a social media mix-up led to a moment of panic for a small theater company.
Chief executive Jack Dorsey called the ad a “mistake” and apologized.
It has to do with parental consent.
