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Lonely Island Sells ‘Palm Springs’ for Record Sum at Sundance Film Festival
Like pop sensation Conner4Real, The Lonely Island is out in the world breaking records and making bank. At the Sundance Film Festival, a...
Selena Gomez Opens Up About ‘Rare,’ Mental Health, And Justin Bieber
The past four years have been a rollercoaster for Selena Gomez. Between her 2015 album, Revival, and her latest piece, Rare, the former...
FLOAT Air Taxis Prepare to Take Flight Over LA
People have longed to take to the skies in a car ever since the hovercraft debuted in 1959. This desire increased in 1985 when Back...
Remember Zola? Twitter’s Wildest Thread Is Headed To Sundance Film Festival
They say that Hollywood is running out of ideas, but now that social media exposes us to some of the wildest stories you’ve ever...
Toys “R” Us is Back After Closing all Stores in 2018
If you are a Toys “R” Us kid you just might never have to grow up, the iconic toy store is making a comeback, opening one...
Art Has Always Been A Tool: The Cult of Ugliness, Our Youth & Art Basel 2019
Skyrocketing unemployment rates across the nation for our art teachers. A flock of affluent art enthusiasts are doing their annual migration down to Art Basel. Urinals, toilets, garbage, black dots, blank canvases are art? Grit Daily Live! is going down to Art Basel to ask some questions.
Driving or Flying for the Thanksgiving Holiday? Here’s What You Can Do to Ease the Holiday Rush
Thanksgiving is here and that means millions will be hitting the roads and skies, but before you can say your grace and stuff your face...
Winter Homeless Shelters in L.A Won’t Open Until December
“You’re gonna wake up soaking wet.” The homeless struggle to keep dry and warm as storms and chilling temperatures...
Uber’s New “Text 911” Feature A Game-Changer for Ride-Sharing
With the increasing number of reports involving ride-sharing safety incidents, Uber announced its latest safety feature, debuting the...
What’s behind Australia’s pop in journalism rage?
Journalists like CNBC’s Lora Kolodny and Forbes’ Marty Swant have had enough. American journalists, they’ve spoken out...
