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Garcelle Beauvais, Crystal Kung Minkoff and Sutton Stracke open up about Erika Jayne, discussing race on reality TV and stocking up on leather pants. #RHOBH latimes.com/entertainment-…
As viewers prepare for a showdown in the four-part #RHOBHReunion, which begins next week, the trio sat down with @villarrealy to discuss how legal scandal swept up the season. latimes.com/entertainment-…
This past year, "Housewife" Erika Jayne faced mass scrutiny over her possible involvement in an embezzlement scheme with her then-husband Tom Girardi. latimes.com/entertainment-…
Here's our guide on how the scandal unfolded.
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The ordeal cracked open a conversation about the power dynamics in marriages of wealth — what people know or don’t know, particularly the wives, about the finances.
Read more from our conversation with @GarcelleB, Crystal Kung Minkoff and @SuttonBStracke.

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7 Oct
Most teams that win 107 regular-season games would expect to run away with the division title.

The #Giants were afforded no such luxury despite setting a franchise record for wins this season. They had the #Dodgers nipping at their heels all summer.

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7 Oct
In 2019, a college student was pulled over by a state trooper, police lights flashing.

Then: Smack! Something hit her car, shattering her rear window.

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7 Oct
The miles-wide oil slick from the spill reported Saturday off Huntington Beach had already befouled beaches and estuaries just to the north.

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Extreme heat is one of the deadliest consequences of global warming.

But California chronically undercounts the death toll and has failed to address the growing threat of heat-related illness and death, according to a @latimes investigation.

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Between 2010 and 2019, the hottest decade on record, California’s official data from death certificates attributed 599 deaths to heat exposure.

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