Posts by Amelia Frost
The Revolutionary Who Made Buildings Dance: Remembering Frank Gehry
Frank Gehry, who passed away Friday at his Santa Monica home at age 96, didn’t just design buildings—he choreographed them. For nearly seven decades, the Canadian-American architect reimagined what structures could be, transforming rigid geometric forms into fluid sculptures that appeared to twist, undulate, and shimmer in defiance of gravity itself. His death marks the…
Read MoreTrump DOJ Slams Netflix as ‘Woke Garbage’ Amid Warner Bros. Acquisition Probe
The Department of Justice (DOJ) under Donald Trump‘s administration has reportedly labelled Netflix as peddling ‘woke garbage,’ raising the political stakes for the streaming service’s pending acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) amid intensifying regulatory scrutiny. The backlash began in October after the US military’s media office—under the direction of Pete Hegseth as Secretary of…
Read MoreTexas Officials Seize More Than Half a Million Worth Of Cocaine Hidden In a Tractor
Latin Times Texas officials seized more than half a million dollars worth of cocaine hidden in a tractor, according to a new report. The incident took place at the Rio Grande City International Bridge this week, when Customs and Border Protection officials seized almost 42 pounds of the substance, Border Report noted. The outlet wrote…
Read MoreTrump Obsesses for Days Over Media Reports Comparing Him to ‘Sleepy Joe’ Biden
President Donald Trump has reportedly been angered by mounting media coverage examining his cognitive and physical condition, with White House insiders revealing the 79-year-old spends days fixating on reports that draw comparisons to his predecessor Joe Biden. The issue intensified this week after footage emerged showing Trump appearing to fall asleep during a Cabinet meeting,…
Read MoreTrump Urges NFL to Rethink Name, Sparks Debate Over ‘Football’ vs ‘Soccer’
An extraordinary moment at the World Cup draw turned into a heated cultural debate when US President Donald Trump called on the NFL to adopt a new moniker and urged Americans to start calling ‘soccer’ by its globally recognised name, ‘football.’ The President made the remarks during the 2026 FIFA World Cup 2026 draw in…
Read MoreWhite House Quietly Delete’s ICE Video That Featured Sabrina Carpenter’s Song ‘Juno’ on X
The White House quietly deleted a social media video that featured Sabrina Carpenter’s song Juno after the singer urged them to do so. The video in question, originally posted on the White House’s official account on X, depicted footage of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents detaining, handcuffing, and chasing immigrants. While all this…
Read MoreSpotify Wrapped Just Had Its Biggest Launch Ever: 200M Users, 500M Shares
Spotify Wrapped 2025 isn’t even a week old, but it’s already breaking records for the music streaming platform. The platform’s CEO, Daniel Ek, took the time to thank fans via X, saying that this year’s Wrapped is the biggest one yet. He adds that the milestones show how connected the roundup made users feel worldwide.…
Read MoreIllinois Church Nativity Scene Shows Baby Jesus in Zip Ties Surrounded by ICE Agents Sparking Outrage
A church in Evanston, Illinois has managed to turn its Christmas decorations into a full-blown controversy. Baby Jesus lies in the manger with his wrists zip-tied together. Mary and Joseph wear gas masks. Standing guard over the whole scene are masked figures dressed like Roman soldiers, but with one modern twist—their vests say ICE in…
Read More3I/ATLAS: Harvard Scientist Says Alien ‘Interstellar Gardener’ Seeded Life on Earth
The arrival of the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS has reignited one of the most profound debates in science: whether Earth’s biological history is unique or the result of ancient extraterrestrial intervention. While mainstream astronomers classify the visitor as a comet, Harvard physicist Avi Loeb argues that its trajectory and physical anomalies suggest it could be a…
Read MoreIs the Pantone Color of the Year Rage Bait? The Controversy, Explained
When “Cloud Dancer” was first announced as the Pantone Color of the Year for 2026, there was more than one complaint. Online critics felt the slightly off-white shade was politically tone-deaf at best, and an “obvious dog whistle” at worst. Meanwhile, others called the decision “boring” and a “colorless recession indicator” in uncertain economic times.…
Read MoreHate Crimes in L.A. County Hold at Historic Levels Despite Slight Decline From Previous Year, Report Finds
Hate crimes in Los Angeles County remained near historic highs in 2024, with 1,355 reported victims, according to new data released by the Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations. The total represents a 1% decrease from 2023 but continues a multiyear trend of elevated incidents. “To get a sense of the magnitude, that total…
Read MoreFormer DEA Agent Charged With Laundering Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars For Jalisco Cartel
Initials of Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) on Michoacan Wall A former Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) agent has been charged with agreeing to launder hundreds of thousands of dollars for the Jalisco Cartel, according to a new report. Paul Campo worked for the DEA for more than two decades, eventually becoming the deputy chief of…
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