The 9 best, funniest or most iconic moments from Diana Ross' show at the Hollywood Bowl

If you own property, you might not realize that maintaining the sidewalk in front of it is usually your responsibility—not the city's. This article breaks down the basics of sidewalk repair, from spotting cracks to navigating local regulations, so you can avoid fines and keep pedestrians safe.

Editor’s Note: Sidewalks seem like public infrastructure, but in many places, property owners foot the bill for repairs. Ignoring small cracks can lead to bigger problems (and bigger bills) down the line. This matters because no one wants a lawsuit from a tripped neighbor or a surprise city citation—better to know the rules before they cost you.

Amazon is diving into the medical drama craze with God Complex, a new series in development from Sonay Hoffman (Found co-showrunner) and Tommy Benjamin. The duo, who’ve teamed up before on projects like ABC’s The Company You Keep, are also launching their own production company, Story Well Pictures, to shepherd this and future projects.

Editor’s Note: Medical dramas are having a moment (think Grey’s Anatomy’s endless reign or The Good Doctor’s success), and Amazon clearly wants in. Hoffman and Benjamin bring solid TV credentials, and their new production company signals they’re betting big on this genre. For viewers, it’s another potential binge-worthy addition—or at least proof that streaming platforms aren’t done with scalpels and scrubs just yet.

A video has surfaced showing actress Karrueche Tran visibly emotional while standing by NFL legend Deion Sanders' side during what appears to be a serious medical situation—his bladder removal surgery. The footage has sparked curiosity and concern, leaving fans wondering about the nature of their relationship and Sanders' health.

Editor’s Note: This isn't just gossip fodder—it’s a glimpse into a personal moment that raises real questions. Sanders is a sports icon, and Tran’s presence (and clear distress) suggests a close bond, whether personal or professional. Given Sanders' recent health challenges, this story taps into broader conversations about privacy, celebrity friendships, and how public figures navigate medical struggles under scrutiny.

Artist Christian Marclay’s latest exhibit, Doors, is a hypnotic video collage at the Brooklyn Museum stitching together countless movie scenes of actors—spanning old Hollywood to modern blockbusters—doing something mundane yet universal: opening and closing doors. The piece plays with our brain’s instinct to find patterns, making us unconsciously connect these disjointed clips into a weirdly satisfying, almost-story.

Editor’s Note: Ever notice how your brain tries to "fill in the blanks" when you see something incomplete? Marclay’s work taps into that quirk of human perception, turning a simple act (a door swinging) into a meditation on how we construct meaning. It’s also a fun nod to film buffs—spotting iconic actors in these fleeting moments feels like a cinematic Easter egg hunt. Art like this reminds us that creativity isn’t just about grand gestures; sometimes, it’s in the everyday.

Aubrey O'Day, former member of Diddy's girl group Danity Kane, is opening up about how her time under his influence led to a fixation on plastic surgery. In a candid interview, she connects her body image struggles to the pressures and trauma she experienced during that era—hinting at a darker side of the glamorous music industry.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just another celebrity plastic surgery story. O’Day’s revelation taps into bigger conversations about power dynamics in entertainment, how fame warps self-perception, and the long-term effects of industry exploitation. It’s a reminder that behind the glitz, many stars are grappling with scars we don’t see.