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Project ReWear is a circular fashion company found

Project ReWear is a circular fashion company founded by Kimberly Lau and Linda Young that is redefining what happens to clothing after it’s donated. More than 23,000 pounds of clothing and textiles have been saved from the landfill since opening in December 2024 through its circular resale and donation ecosystem. More than 1,000 thrifters attended the first two WEARhouse Sale events, with more than 2,500 pounds of textiles diverted in just two days during the May 2026 event. The Project ReWear store feels like you’ve just walked into a Beverly Hills or Melrose Ave. boutique, with everything repurposed. Everything goes from $2 to $18, with high-end items like Prada, Michael Kors and Gucci priced at $27. “We don’t discriminate against any brands, because the landfill doesn’t either.” @project.rewear Read the story and see the photos thru @laweekly ✍️📸 @michelestueven

Grupo Frontera brought their 'Triste Pero Bien C*b

Grupo Frontera brought their 'Triste Pero Bien C*brón Tour' to a packed Intuit Dome on Friday night, delivering more than two hours of norteño-cumbia hits. The McAllen, Texas group mixed career-defining favorites including “La del Proceso,” “No Se Va,” “Que Vuelvas,” “un x100to,” “Me Jalo” and “El Amor de Su Vida” with tracks from their latest EP, Con Dolor. Sinaloa singer-songwriter Armenta joined the band for “Aurora,” while Xavi appeared for “No Capea” and his own “La Diabla.” The tour continues through North America before heading to South America. @grupofrontera
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Three years after saying goodbye to AFC Richmond,

Three years after saying goodbye to AFC Richmond, “Ted Lasso” returned to Apple TV this week with a fourth season that shifts its focus to the women’s game. Reunited with Rebecca, Keeley and Higgins, Ted heads back to Richmond to coach the club’s women’s team, while Roy Kent and Coach Beard continue leading the men’s side. The new season introduces coach Alice Chilton and a fresh roster of players inspired by the growth of women’s football. “The best part of the new season is bringing in this new team,” says Brendan Hunt. “Not just the characters, but the actors themselves. They’re all so young and fresh and up for it.” Reflecting on the show’s unlikely success, Hunt, who plays Beard and is also writer and co-creator, adds: “We never imagined it would be such a success. It’s about two things Americans don’t like – soccer and kindness.” @brendanhunting
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"Demon Hunters," streaming today on Amazon Prime V

"Demon Hunters," streaming today on Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV, is the first film of its kind, blending Taiwanese and Indian culture into a contemporary mix of humor, action, horror and a little bit of Bollywood. The supernatural adventure follows Tommy, a YouTuber who performs fake exorcisms, as he comes face to face with a real-life Asura alongside an international cast led by JC Lin, Regina Lei, Harry Chang, Arjan Bajwa, Jack Gao and Jayanta Meetei. Behind the camera, director Mei-Juin Chen, executive producer Cindy Shyu and co-producer Gayathiri Guliani assembled an all-woman production team for an action film — a rarity in Asia. The international production brought together cast and crew speaking Cantonese, English, Taiwanese, Mandarin and Hindi, while blending Hinduism, Buddhism and Taoist influences. @primevideo
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