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A string of recent aviation accidents and close calls has left many Americans uneasy about air travel. Experts weigh in on whether this is just a statistical blip or a sign of deeper safety concerns, explaining factors like increased air traffic, staffing shortages, and aging infrastructure.

Terry Louise Fisher, the brilliant mind who co-created the groundbreaking legal drama L.A. Law, has passed away at 79. Her cousin shared that she died peacefully in her sleep after battling a long illness. Fisher wasn’t just a writer—she was a three-time Emmy winner who helped shape TV storytelling with sharp, character-driven legal drama.

Editor’s Note: Fisher’s death marks the loss of a TV pioneer. L.A. Law wasn’t just a hit—it redefined legal dramas, blending courtroom tension with personal stories in a way that still influences shows today. Her work opened doors for complex female characters and socially relevant storytelling, making her legacy bigger than just one show. Fans and the industry will feel this one.

A Canadian cancer survivor, David Serkin, has reportedly struck gold—again. This marks his fourth major lottery win, adding nearly $3 million to what must be an already charmed life. Talk about beating the odds—both in health and luck!

Editor’s Note: Most of us dream of hitting the jackpot once, but Serkin’s story is next-level. Beyond the feel-good factor of a survivor’s incredible streak, it’s a wild reminder that lightning can strike the same place multiple times—even if most of us are still waiting for the first bolt. Cue the collective sigh (and maybe a quick lottery ticket purchase).

Beloved comedian Ken Flores, who passed away in January, is getting a bittersweet moment in the spotlight—his first (and tragically, last) comedy special just dropped on Hulu. The title, "He's still killing it," feels like a wink from beyond, a reminder that his humor lives on.

Editor’s Note: Even though Flores is gone, his comedy isn’t. For fans, it’s a chance to laugh with him one last time, and for new audiences, an introduction to a talent taken too soon. It’s a quiet celebration wrapped in sadness—the kind of story that reminds us how art outlives its creators.

Netflix's new documentary Titan: The OceanGate Disaster dives into the tragic implosion of the OceanGate submersible, uncovering six jaw-dropping revelations about the doomed expedition. From ignored safety warnings to behind-the-scenes chaos, the film paints a chilling picture of corporate negligence and human tragedy.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just a recap of a headline-grabbing disaster—it’s a stark reminder of how cutting corners in high-stakes exploration can have deadly consequences. The documentary matters because it forces us to confront uncomfortable questions about accountability, risk, and the ethics of extreme tourism. Plus, it’s a gripping (if grim) watch for true-crime and disaster-story fans.