Judas Priest’s Rob Halford on public-sex arrest: ‘I’ve f–ked up!’

Rob Schneider made fun of California Gov. Gavin Newsom for the state’s new guidelines on gatherings as coronavirus cases continue to spike ahead of the holidays.  The actor, who is vocal about his anti-vaccination stance, took to Twitter over the weekend to mock Newsom for what he sees as overly restrictive measures aimed at containing COVID-19 .  The California Department of Public Health released revised guidelines for people who wish to gather that includes wearing a mask or face covering,

Ellise Shafer editorSaint Dog, an original member of the Southern California rap group Kottonmouth Kings, has died. He was 44.According to a coroner’s report released by the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department, Saint Dog was found unresponsive in his friend’s residence and was pronounced dead shortly after midnight Wednesday morning.

Two and a Half Men actress Conchata Ferrell has sadly died at the age of 77.The star is best known for her role as Berta in the comedy hit show, which also starred Charlie Sheen. According to Deadline, Conchata passed away peacefully at Sherman Oaks Hospital in California, surrounded by family.

HOLLYWOOD – In honor of Indigenous Peoples’ Day 2020, Project Angel Food and the University of Southern California (USC) Keck School of Medicine announced Monday the organizations had launched a two year collaborative study into the affects of diabetes among native Americans living in Southern California.

Rob Lowe totally embraced the California lifestyle on Sunday, October 11. The actor was spotted taking a stroll on a Santa Barbara beach over the weekend, where he went shirtless for his relaxing day soaking up the sun and surf. The actor, 56, looked impressively fit, opting to go shirtless for his day on the sand. Rob wore a pair of blue swim trunks and rocked a silver medallion necklace. He showed off his tattoo on his upper-left shoulder and looked completely relaxed.

Police in California arrested 76 people outside the Staples Center on Monday night after a large crowd celebrating the Los Angeles Lakers winning its 17th NBA Championship turned “violent and destructive.”  More than 1,000 Lakers fans gathered in downtown Los Angeles late Monday night to celebrate their team’s 106-93 win over the Miami Heat in Game 6 of the Finals, but things quickly escalated when some participants began throwing glass bottles and rocks at law enforcement.  “What started out as

Simon Cowell's recovery from surgery to repair his broken back could keep him confined mostly to his bed for another six months. That's according to a friend of the "America's Got Talent" producer, who's been at home in Malibu, California, since August, when he confirmed he was injured badly while riding an electric bike for the first time."It's been a rough few weeks," the pal reportedly told British tab The Sun.

Peter White Television EditorEXCLUSIVE: Tom DeLonge, former frontman of punk rock band Blink-182, is to make his directorial debut with a coming-of-age sci-fi feature film Monsters of California.DeLonge, who has, in recent years, been getting more attention due to his passion for UFOs, is directing the film based off an original script that he wrote with Ian Miller.It will be produced by Creepshow producer The Cartel with Striker Entertainment in association with To The Stars Inc, a division of

Dade Hayes Finance EditorEXCLUSIVE: Rob Lowe’s directorial debut in the documentary realm, Madness in the Hills, will premiere on Peacock on Friday.The film tells the story of the mudslides that killed 23 people in Southern California in January 2018, including many friends and neighbors of Lowe. His community in Montecito was in the center of the destruction, which resulted from the Thomas Fire, which burned for more than a month at the end of 2017.

It may be the first week of Autumn, but it still feels like summer out in California. Jon Hamm, 49, took advantage of these high temps by shedding some layers for a beach trip on Sept.

Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford has spent over 50 years at the vanguard of rock. Now, aged 69, he’s releasing his autobiography, Confess – a funny, forthright and unexpectedly poignant account of his journey from a Walsall council estate to metal deity status.But, while it is packed with rock stories to burn, as its title suggests, his memoir lays bare his life with unflinching candour.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorIn what has become a familiar story to Southern Californians, U.S. Forest Service officials are investigating an equipment issue experienced by power provider Southern California Edison as the possible ignition point of the Bobcat Fire.

Audrey Cleo Yap On stage, Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford is the self-proclaimed “metal god” but off, he’s a mere mortal, and ready to confess to all of his sins in a new autobiography. In “Confess,” co-written with Ian Gittins and out Sept.