Aaron Gentry+FollowPlaschke’s Fight: Parkinson’s Can’t Stop a LegendLongtime LA sports voice Bill Plaschke just revealed he’s been battling Parkinson’s for four years—talk about a shocker for anyone who’s followed his takes on King James, Ohtani, or the late Mamba. Plaschke’s column is raw and real, showing he’s still swinging (literally, with boxing gloves at Kaizen Kinetics) and not letting the disease sideline him. It’s a powerful reminder that even legends face tough opponents off the field. Thoughts on how this changes his legacy? #BillPlaschke #Parkinsons #LATimes #Sports10Share
Robert Evans+FollowLA Times Going Public—What’s That Mean?Did you hear? The LA Times’ billionaire owner just announced he’s taking the paper public, meaning regular folks could soon own a piece of it—like buying shares of your favorite coffee chain. The big idea: more voices, more say. But heads up, the newsroom’s had some drama lately, with layoffs and top editors leaving. If you’re into media or just want to invest in something you read every day, this could be your shot! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #LATimes00Share
Stacie Hernandez+FollowLA Times Wants You as a Co-Owner?Imagine owning a slice of your favorite newspaper! The LA Times’ billionaire owner, Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, just teased plans to let the public buy in. He says it’s about giving everyone a voice, but let’s be real: the paper’s been losing money and cutting staff. If this goes through, you could literally invest in your morning news—just like picking your coffee blend, but with stocks! Would you buy in? #Business #LATimes #Investing00Share
LaShonda Felton+FollowThe Long Biography of Kenneth TobeyBorn in Oakland, California, Kenneth Tobey was headed for a law career when he first dabbled in acting at the University of California Little Theater. That experience led to a year and a half of study at New York's Neighborhood Playhouse, where his classmates included Gregory Peck, Eli Wallach and Tony Randall. Throughout the 1940s Tobey acted on Broadway and in stock; he made his film debut in a 1943 short, "The Man on the Ferry." He made his Hollywood film bow in a Hopalong Cassidy Western, and has since appeared in scores of features and on numerous TV series. He even had his own series, Whirlybirds (1957), in which he played an adventurous helicopter pilot. #IMDb #IMDbNews #NYTimes #LATimes #InsideEditionTVNewsShows #GrungeHQ #FactsVerse #NickiSwift24Share
