Neia Balao

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LOS ANGELES — If Miley Cyrus’s album listening party at the Chateau Marmont starts at 6 p.m. sharp, do not leave your apartment with only 18 minutes to spare. It’s L.A. Alwaysaccount for traffic. By the time I arrived, it was 6:07 p.m. As much as I’d like to blame congestion on Sunset Boulevard for my lateness, I admittedly had decision paralysis about, well, what to wear.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Neia Balao

Manifestation can be a powerful thing. Just ask Lindsay Lohan. The 38-year-old actress largely credits her return to acting, or Lohanaissance, to Netflix. The collaboration, which saw Lohan star in a trio of romantic comedies for the streamer from 2022 to 2024, was something she manifested for herself. “It was really Netflix. And I was manifesting it,” Lohan told Elle for its Summer 2025 cover story.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Neia Balao

A group of so-called "grandpa robbers" accused of tying up Kim Kardashian and robbing her in her Paris hotel room in 2016 were found guilty by a Paris court on Friday. Eight of the 10 defendants in the case were found guilty. Two of the defendants were acquitted. The verdict comes more than a week after Kardashian testified on May 13 that she thought she would be raped — and didn't think she would survive — during the jewelry heist.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Neia Balao

Joe Jonas fans have a reason to celebrate: His new album is officially here. Released on May 23, Music for People Who Believe in Love comes nearly a year after Jonas first announced the album. Boasting singles “Work It Out,” “What This Could Be” and “Heart by Heart,” the 14-track album also marks Jonas’s first solo project since 2011’s Fastlife.

1 month ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Neia Balao

At first glance, Overcompensating, Prime Video’s new coming-of-age comedy, may seem like a light, raunchy watch — but it’s more than that. Created, written and produced by Benito Skinner, who’s also the show’s star, Overcompensating tells the tale of closeted college freshman Benny, who finds himself suppressing his gay identity to better fit in. As the eight-episode season progresses, it becomes clear that Benny isn’t alone in his pursuit of acceptance.