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Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher are enjoying a rare night out!

The 38-year-old Bad Moms actress and the 43-year-old That ’70s Show actor were all smiles as they attended the grand opening of the Lawrence J. Ellison Institute on Tuesday evening (September 28) in Los Angeles.

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For the event, Mila looked cool in a navy suit and white blouse while Ashton sported a blue cardigan over a striped shirt.

Judd Apatow, Erin Foster, and L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti were also in attendance.

Mila and Ashton‘s appearance at the event comes after she recently co-hosted an episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, where she defended her stance on the whole bathing controversy.

Click through the gallery for 10+ photos of Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher at the event…More Here! »

The stars are stepping out for the season two premiere of Ted Lasso!

Sophia Bush and Kesha slayed the blue carpet at the season two premiere of the Apple TV+ series, starring Jason Sudeikis, on Thursday (July 15) at the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood, Calif.

Other stars in attendance included musician Marcus Mumford, comedians Fortune Feimster and Nikki Glaser, Riverdale actor Charles Melton, Patton Oswalt and wife Meredith Salenger, Bad Teacher actress Lucy Punch, Suburgatory actress Carly Chaikin, Apple CEO Tim Cook, and Mayor of Los Angeles Eric Garcetti.

If you didn’t know, Marcus does the music for the series, and even wrote theme song and score with Tom Howe.

Ted Lasso‘s second season premieres on July 23 on Apple TV+. The first season just broke an Emmys record by becoming the freshman comedy series with the most nominations ever thanks to its 20 noms.

Make sure to read about the significance behind Jason‘s shirt at the premiere.

FYI: Sophia is wearing a Brock Collection dress. Kesha is wearing a Solace London dress. Marcus is wearing a Dolce&Gabbana suit.

35+ pictures of the stars at the premiere…More Here! »

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds have merged their own initiative with LA Mayor Eric Garcetti‘s.

The two actors formed Group Effort Initiative, which aims to “create a pipeline for members of the BIPOC and other marginalized communities to get real experience towards a lasting career within the entertainment industry.”

Click inside to read more about the merge and what it means going forward…More Here! »

The Los Angeles mayor is done putting up influencers not taking the coronavirus quarantine seriously.

It was reported on Wednesday (August 19) that Mayor Eric Garcetti has authorized the city to disconnect the power to the “Sway House” for their excessive partying during the pandemic.

New York Times reporter Taylor Lorenz confirmed on Twitter that it is the Hidden Hills rental home of Bryce Hall, Blake Gray, and Noah Beck.

“SCOOP: The power has been shut off at Bryce Hall’s Hollywood Hills home (the influencer who hosted a rager 21st b day party that went viral), according to sources. He lives there with two other huge TikTok stars, Noah Beck and Blake Gray. The water is still working,” Taylor wrote on Twitter.

“Important to note that the power has been shut the off at Bryce’s PERSONAL rental home in the hills. The home that Bryce’s actual 21st b day party was held at in Encino still has functioning utilities according to sources,” he added.

Mayor Garcetti‘s office then released a statement regarding turning off the power at Bryce‘s home.

“Today I authorized the City to disconnect utility service at a house in the Hollywood Hills to stop the large parties held there in flagrant violation of our public health orders. Parties like these can quickly and easily spread the virus and put our communities at risk,” Mayor Garcetti tweeted.

Over the past few weeks, many social media personalities have been partying across Calfornia amid the state’s rising coronavirus cases. Tyler Oakley has been very outspoken in slamming the influencers for their partying.

For the full scoop on the situation, head to JustJaredJr.com.

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LA Mayor Eric Garcetti announced a big change in a press conference on Wednesday (June 3) to residents of the city.

During the conference, he announced that the city of Los Angeles will be cutting about $150 million from the LAPD budget and reinvesting it into communities of color.

Garcetti said that he is “committed to making this moment not just a moment. It is time to move our rhetoric towards action to end racism in our city.”

“We will not be increasing our police budget,” he continued.

He also reported that officers will be required to report misconduct immediately and to intervene when they witness inappropriate use of force and high-risk behavior.

In addition, a Department of Civil and Human Rights and an Office of Racial Equality are in the works and will be staffed and operational by July.

“We can’t walk to the promised land in a single day,’ Garcetti added, “but this is a start.”

Read the full release below!

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Sean Penn and Eric Garcetti, the mayor of Los Angeles, have opened up in a new interview about teaming up for COVID-19 coronavirus testing stations that were set up with Sean‘s organization, CORE.

“This is a very unique situation for us,” the actor shared during a press conference this week, via THR. “While we had some great touchstones within governance, we have never experienced such an extraordinary holistic leadership.”

Sean continued, “What that means for an organization like ours, to be able to have the leadership of Mayor Garcetti and the Los Angeles Fire Department, is that with their faith and their training, we are able to mobilize very quickly. This is what I hope will be a model in terms of the governance and NGO and community foundation partnerships that can be replicated, not only in city of Los Angeles and throughout California, but ultimately throughout the country.”

“It’s going to be part of our job to take lessons learned from the Mayor’s Office and the Los Angeles Fire Department and be able to animate that message beyond.”

During the conference Mayor Garcetti offered daily updates about the pandemic in Los Angeles and shared his gratitude for CORE’s help with the testing stations.

“The number of tests we did yesterday was a third of the entire state of California,” Garcetti said. “We get the job done and we do it ahead of schedule.”

He went on to thank Sean for his involvement: “God bless you for the work that you’re doing.”

Just last week, Sean was spotted helping out one of the testing stations.

Good news for Los Angeles residents who are hoping to be tested for coronavirus – Mayor Eric Garcetti has announced that anyone experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 will now be eligible for a test.

There were previous requirements for testing that withheld many people from getting the test to confirm if they had contracted the virus or not.

KTLA reports that testing was previously limited to people “who are 65 and older, those with underlying health conditions who are showing symptoms, or patients who are subject to a mandatory two-week quarantine with more than seven days remaining due to a confirmed exposure to the virus.”

Now, anyone will have access to the tests, but people who are over 65 or have underlying conditions will receive priority access.

“This doesn’t mean we will have a test for everybody tomorrow, but it means that our capacity is now greater than the number we were getting through the requirements that we had,” Garcetti said. “Sign up today, see if you can get a test.”