Juliet La Sala is a New York–based journalist and culture reporter for The Washington Times, where she covers events and issues shaping public life. She has written for Westchester Magazine, NYCity News Serivce and the Mott Haven Herald, and the Hunts Point Express, where she covered immigration, education and local government in the Bronx and greater New York area. She received her undergraduate degree in 2021 from Fordham University. She holds a master's degree in journalism from the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY. She can be reached at jlasala@washingtontimes.com.
The Alaska National Guard was set to send 100 Army and Air National Guard service members to the District this month, but their deployment has been pushed back to May.
Ye, the artist formerly known as Kanye West, was ordered to pay a former contractor $140,000 for lost wages and medical expenses from work on the rapper's Malibu mansion renovation, multiple news outlets report.
Leaders of a yearlong boycott against Target announced Wednesday that they are ending the protest, sparked by the retailer's decision to scale back its diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, multiple news outlets report.
Kelly Clarkson, who won the first season of "American Idol" in 2002, revealed on her daytime talk show that she never received the $1 million prize or the car she was promised for her victory, multiple news outlets report.
The AI-generated "actress" whose search for a talent agent last year shook the entertainment industry is now hailing artificial intelligence in creative endeavors -- via a music video, USA Today reports.
Pop singer Miley Cyrus is marking the 20th anniversary of "Hannah Montana" with a special airing on Disney+ exactly two decades after the sitcom premiered on Disney Channel, multiple news outlets report.
The National Park Service has issued a warning for visitors to beware of quicksand at the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area at the Utah-Arizona border, multiple news outlets report.
Parents across the country are calling for less screen time for children in elementary schools, where devices like iPads and Chromebooks are often being used for entertainment rather than education, multiple news outlets report.
The "Amazing Race" Season 37 contestants Jonathan Towns and Ana Towns are suing Paramount, CBS, ABC Signature and Jerry Bruckheimer Films, alleging the show's producers rigged the competition and carried out a deliberate smear campaign against them, according to multiple news outlets.
Starbucks has announced it will open a corporate office in Nashville, Tennessee, while maintaining its North America and global headquarters in Seattle, multiple news outlets report.
Las Vegas police on Tuesday arrested a Canadian man on charges of breaking into the Flamingo Las Vegas casino hotel and stealing a live flamingo named Peachy, multiple news outlets report.
The revival of the hospital sitcom "Scrubs" has become ABC's top comedy episode and debut series on streaming 16 years after it was cancelled, multiple news outlets report.
Pop music superstar Billy Joel's waterfront New York estate has sold for $28.75 million -- a record for residential real estate on Long Island outside of the Hamptons, multiple news outlets report.
Four adult siblings have filed a $200 million federal lawsuit against Michael Jackson's estate, alleging that the late pop music icon groomed, drugged and raped them in the 1990s, multiple news outlets report.
Elijah Blue Allman, son of pop icon Cher, was arrested Sunday in New Hampshire, where police said he broke into a home and was found sitting in the living room smoking a cigarette, multiple news outlets report.
The St. Louis Cardinals are launching a new ticket package for the 2026 season at Busch Stadium that includes bottomless concessions and soft drinks starting at $29.
Musical performer Kid Rock is facing online backlash after photos surfaced of his 2023 White House-inspired mansion in Nashville, featuring a white columned facade and an American flag flying from the roof.