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Long Beach Man Found Guilty of Distributing Fentanyl-Laced Cocaine That Caused Fatal Overdoses of Engaged Couple in Orange County

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A Long Beach man was found guilty by a jury of distributing fentanyl-laced cocaine that resulted in the overdose deaths on the same day in Orange County of two victims […]

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Mexican Immigrant Sentenced to 4 Years in Federal Prison For Throwing Molotov Cocktail During Anti-ICE Riot

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An illegal immigrant from Mexico was sentenced to 48 months in federal prison for lighting and throwing a Molotov cocktail at law enforcement during an anti-immigration enforcement riot in Paramount […]

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Chappell Roan, Bad Bunny y otros mostraron que el mal gusto tuvo una buena noche en los Grammy

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Por Leah Dolan, CNN

¿Acaso el mal gusto se convierte en buena moda? En los Premios Grammy de 2026, varias celebridades optaron por prendas un tanto peculiares y un poco feas. Podría decirse que también fueron las más memorables.

Entre algunos de los atuendos más convencionales y de buen gusto —véase a Hailey Bieber con un vestido negro sin tirantes de Aläia, o a Madison Beer con un vestido de Andrew Kwon—, una gran cantidad de looks desconcertantes nos mantuvo enganchados al evento.

Cher en el escenario con un look de cuero y encaje, con una falda de cuero deshilachada que daba la impresión de que se caía. Amy Taylor, líder de la banda australiana de pub rock Amyl and the Sniffers, lució un mono color carne con aberturas de encaje rosa fucsia, superpuesto con un bolero rosa esponjoso y una cascada de flecos hasta el suelo. Jon Batiste con una chaqueta militar completamente de pedrería.

Eso sin mencionar a los ídolos de la alfombra roja: Chappell Roan con un vestido Mugler personalizado con cierre de pezones, una nueva versión del atrevido vestido original de 1998, reeditado con areolas protésicas; Bad Bunny con el primer look masculino personalizado de Schiaparelli: un esmoquin de terciopelo con solapas pronunciadas y un atrevido corsé con cordones que le recorría toda la espalda; Lola Young con un suéter y pantalones de chándal de Vivienne Westwood, elegante con una corbata a rayas; mientras que Shaboozey se dedicó por completo a un atuendo de mitades extravagantes: una chaqueta y chaleco de esmoquin Ralph Lauren combinados con vaqueros con cinturón, también de la marca.

Si bien la definición de mal gusto es subjetiva, no siempre tiene que ser tan ostentosa como la pedrería de Batiste o el vestido de Roan, que dejaba al descubierto los pezones. Billie Eilish, vestida con la marca sueca de nicho Hodakova, desafió los límites del juicio con un atuendo deliberadamente desaliñado. La chaqueta y la falda de Eilish estaban confeccionadas con pantalones de hombre rediseñados, con cada bolsillo, trabilla y costura original de la forma anterior del pantalón visibles en el nuevo look. Sus largos calcetines blancos caían justo por debajo de la rodilla, lo que hacía que sus ligueros —el equivalente masculino, eternamente poco favorecedor, a los tan fetichizados ligueros femeninos— fueran redundantes.

Desde la perspectiva de lucir hermosa al estilo convencional de Valentino Garavani, el atuendo de Eilish era ineficazmente “incorrecto”. Pero había algo profundamente cautivador en él —la abundancia de tiras inútiles, los calcetines y los tacones de aguja puntiagudos, el monedero británico de los años 50— que te hacía querer mirar más de cerca.

“Lo feo es atractivo, lo feo es emocionante. Quizás porque es más nuevo”, declaró Prada a T Magazine en 2013. “La investigación de la fealdad es, para mí, más interesante que la idea burguesa de la belleza. ¿Y por qué? Porque lo feo es humano. Toca el lado malo y sucio de las personas”. En las pasarelas de Prada y Miu Miu, la diseñadora se ha esforzado por desafiar nuestros prejuicios sartoriales en nombre de la novedad. La colección Primavera-Verano 1996 de Prada, “Banal Excentricity” (conocida como “Ugly Chic”), utilizó patrones típicos de cortinas y manteles de la década de 1950, transformándolos en camisas, polos y vestidos hasta la rodilla, con sandalias gruesas. Más de veinte años después, Prada ha continuado con su enfoque distintivo, a menudo paradójico, que desafía la belleza convencional. ¿Por qué?

Como al leer un libro largo y difícil, solo crecemos a partir de lo que nos desafía. Prada lo entiende, al igual que diseñadores como Jean Paul Gaultier, Demna y Marc Jacobs. Las prendas incómodas generan conversación, requieren más atención, invitan a mirar y a detenerse más tiempo: todos ellos posibles indicadores de valor. En realidad, el mal gusto siempre ha sido beneficioso para la industria de la moda. La industria d

Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas and Wunmi Mosaku Join SBIFF Virtuosos Awards

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The Santa Barbara International Film Festival has announced additional programming and honorees for its 41st edition that will run February 4-14, 2026.  Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas and Wunmi Mosaku will join the previously announced lineup for the Virtuosos […]

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Epstein victims’ lawyers ask judges to force takedown of released Epstein files, citing ‘thousands of redaction failures’

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Jeffrey Epstein is seen in this image released by the Department of Justice on December 19

By MJ Lee, CNN

(CNN) — Lawyers representing victims of Jeffrey Epstein are asking judges to force the Justice Department to take down the millions of Epstein-related documents it has posted online, saying in a letter dated Sunday that the failure to properly redact victims’ information has triggered an “unfolding emergency.”

The letter, written by prominent Epstein victims’ lawyers Brittany Henderson and Brad Edwards and addressed to two federal judges in New York who are overseeing Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell’s cases, requests an “immediate judicial intervention” to address the fact that victims’ information was included in the millions of Epstein-related records that were released.

Henderson told CNN that the letter was sent to the judges. The letter is not yet available on the public court docket.

“Within the past 48 hours, the undersigned alone has reported thousands of redaction failures on behalf of nearly 100 individual survivors whose lives have been turned upside down by DOJ’s latest release,” Henderson and Edwards wrote to judges Richard Berman and Paul Engelmayer.

“There is no conceivable degree of institutional incompetence sufficient to explain the scale, consistency, and persistence of the failures that occurred —particularly where the sole task ordered by the Court and repeatedly emphasized by DOJ was simple: redact known victim names before publication,” they also wrote.

The lawyers list numerous examples of redaction errors that they’ve come across, such as one minor victim’s name allegedly being “revealed 20 times in a single document.” Once those mistakes were reported to the Justice Department, the department only fixed three of the errors, “leaving 17 instances still unpredicted as of this filing,” the lawyers wrote.

Other examples included one email that allegedly lists 32 underage victims “with only one name redacted and 31 left visible,” as well as FBI “302” forms with full first and last names of victims unredacted.

The Justice Department did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

CNN reported on Friday that multiple survivors, including anonymous “Jane Doe” victims, were seeing their names and information throughout the files that were published.

Sunday’s letter also includes testimony from various anonymous “Jane Doe” victims who described receiving death threats and harassment from the media since the publication of the files.

One Jane Doe is quoted as saying: “The release of this information is not only profoundly distressing and retraumatizing, but it also places me and my child at potential physical risk.”

“DOJ cannot plausibly characterize this as error, negligence, or bureaucratic failure. The task was straightforward: take the list of known victims and redact those names everywhere they appear,” the lawyers wrote. “When DOJ believed it was ready to publish, it needed only to type each victim’s name into its own search function. Any resulting hit should have been redacted before publication. Had DOJ done that, the harm would have been avoided”

In a separate statement to CNN, Henderson said: “With every second that passes, additional harm is being caused to these women. They are scared, they are devastated

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