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CBS News
7 days ago
- General
- CBS News
Redondo Beach AYSO soccer coach arrested for alleged attempted sex with minor
Los Angeles Police Department investigators are asking for the public's help to identify possible victims of a Redondo Beach AYSO soccer coach who allegedly attempted to have sex with a minor Redondo Beach resident, Jared Crevar, 37, was arrested on May 1 and was found to have more than 600 images of child pornography, according to LAPD. LAPD asks anyone who may be a victim or has additional information regarding Crevar, to contact LAPD Harbor Vice at (213) 280-1501. LAPD Crevar is currently out on bail. Police are releasing his photo to the public "because the suspect is in a position of trust working with children." LAPD Harbor Vice Officers are asking anyone who may be a victim or has additional information regarding Crevar, to contact LAPD Harbor Vice at (213) 280-1501. Anyone wishing to remain anonymous can call 1 (800) 222-8477, or visit
Yahoo
24-05-2025
- Yahoo
Postal worker robbed at gunpoint in Palos Verdes Estates, USPS keys still missing
Two people were arrested after a U.S. Postal Service worker was robbed at gunpoint in Palos Verdes Estates, officials announced Friday. It was around 5 p.m. on Thursday when the Palos Verdes Estates Police Department received a call reporting the armed robbery on Via Tejon, outside of the U.S. Post Office in Malaga Cove. Officers arrived and spoke with the victim, a USPS postal worker, who said he was gathering mail when one of the two suspects approached him. The suspect purportedly 'displayed a handgun' and demanded the USPS worker's keys and work phone. Police said the suspect took the keys and phone, got into a vehicle and fled the scene. 'About 30 minutes later, PVEPD officers located the suspect vehicle unoccupied and parked in Redondo Beach and conducted surveillance,' said the department in an Instagram post. Around 7:15 p.m., officers watched as a woman got into the suspect vehicle and drove away, followed closely by a second vehicle being driven by a man who police noticed matched the armed robbery suspect description. 'Officers conducted a felony traffic stop on both cars in Redondo Beach and took both suspects into custody without further incident,' said PVEPD. Although both suspects were arrested, police noted that the firearm and the stolen property remain outstanding. 'PVEPD detectives will continue to relentlessly investigate,' said the department's post. 'We would like to recognize the men and women who worked diligently and swiftly on this dynamic situation. Their hard work and dedication led to the arrest of two suspects.' Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Scenes From BeachLife's Kickoff to SoCal Festival Season
It was a true California celebration at the sixth Beach Life Festival in Redondo Beach this past weekend, which offered three days and nights of music and easy breezy vibes. More than 35,000 fans flocked to Redondo Beach to see Lenny Kravitz, Sublime, Alanis Morissette, Train, Pretenders, CAKE, The Struts, Jackson Browne, The Beach Boys (with John Stamos) and many more rock the waterfront. In addition to music, there were culinary experiences from chefs Curtis Stone and Dennis Horton, plus activations and amusements, and an art installation from Punk Rock & Paintbrushes (who held a silent auction for charity).There were many highlights, but Train's set Friday night was the most true blue ode to the coastal surroundings. Lead singer Pat Monahan (joined by his 13-year-old son on some songs) tailored the band's set with spot-on covers for the occasion including: "Led Zeppelin's "Going to California" and The Eagles' "Hotel California," getting SoCal music lovers ready for the season of "sweet summer sweat" to come. See the gallery below. View the 28 images of this gallery on the original article
Yahoo
27-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Patti Smith Honored with All-Star Tribute Concert Led by Bruce Springsteen and Michael Stipe
The post Patti Smith Honored with All-Star Tribute Concert Led by Bruce Springsteen and Michael Stipe appeared first on Consequence. Patti Smith's 50-year cross-generational musical impact was on full display Wednesday night, as artists both young and old came out to serenade the legendary artist during a tribute concert at Carnegie Hall. Bruce Springsteen, Michael Stipe, Flea, Sean Penn, Karen O, Scarlett Johansson, Maggie Rogers, Johnny Depp, Susanna Hoffs, Jim Jarmusch, Matt Berninger, Glen Hansard, Sharon Van Etten, Courtney Barnett, Angel Olsen, Alison Mosshart, Michael Shannon, and members of Smith's backing band were among the many names who turned out for 'People Have the Power: A Celebration of Patti Smith.' The concert doubled as a celebration of the 50th anniversary of Smith's landmark album, Horses, and a charity benefit for music education for underserved youth. Tony Shanahan, a frequent collaborator of Smith's, served as the event's musical director and led a house a band also featuring Flea, Steve Jordan, Charlie Sexton, and Benmont Tench. Get Patti Smith Tickets Here The setlist featured performances Smith songs including 'Redondo Beach' sung by Barnett; 'Gloria' by Karen O; 'Frederick' by Rogers; 'Easter' by Olsen; 'Dancing Barefoot' by Depp and Mosshart; and 'Pissing in a River' by Van Etten. Additionally, Penn, Johansson, and Shannon recited some of Smith's poetry. The evening concluded with Springsteen taking the stage to sing 'Because the Night,' the 1978 song he co-wrote with Smith, before giving the way to the night's honoree, who performed 'Peaceable Kingdom' 'People Have the Power.' The latter song saw her joined on stage by many of the night's performers. Watch fan-captured video and see the full setlist from the evening below. This fall, Smith will further celebrate Horses by embarking on an anniversary tour. Get tickets here. Setlist: 'Piss Factory' (Matt Berninger) 'Free Money' (Jesse Malin) 'Redondo Beach' (Courtney Barnett) 'Pissing in a River' (Sharon Van Etten) 'Cowboy Truths' (Michael Shannon) 'Elegie' (Kronos Quartet) 'My Blakean Year' (Michael Stipe with Jesse Paris Smith, Tony Shanahan and Andy LeMaster) 'The Hour of Noon' (Jim Jarmusch) 'A Songwriter's Song' (Jim Jarmusch) 'Departure' (Jim Jarmusch) 'Ghost Dance' (Ben Harper) 'Ask the Angels' (Alison Mosshart) 'Kimberly' (Susanna Hoffs) 'Mother Rose' (Paul Banks and Julia Banks) 'Wind' (Body/Head) 'Final Letter to Mapplethorpe' (Scarlett Johansson) 'Reflecting Robert' (Scarlett Johansson) 'Paths That Cross' (Music Will Academy of Lower Manhattan Public Middle School) 'Easter' (Angel Olsen) 'The Golden Cockerel' (Sean Penn) 'Beneath the Southern Cross' (Glen Hansard) 'Frederick' (Maggie Rogers) 'Dancing Barefoot' (Johnny Depp and Alison Mosshart) 'Gloria' (Karen O) 'Because the Night' (Bruce Springsteen) reading, unknown title (Patti Smith) 'Peaceable Kingdom'/'People Have the Power' (Patti Smith) 'People Have the Power' (Patti Smith and Ensemble) Patti Smith Honored with All-Star Tribute Concert Led by Bruce Springsteen and Michael Stipe Alex Young Popular Posts Members of British Punk Band UK Subs Detained and Denied Entry into US Drake's Lawyers Say "Millions of People" Believe Kendrick Lamar's Pedophile Claim Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl Halftime Show Received 125 FCC Complaints Heart's Nancy Wilson: It's "Embarrassing" To Be an American Right Now A Definitive Ranking of Every Disney Live-Action Remake Tool Allow Rare Livestream of Full Lollapalooza Argentina Set ... From a Distance Subscribe to Consequence's email digest and get the latest breaking news in music, film, and television, tour updates, access to exclusive giveaways, and more straight to your inbox.
Los Angeles Times
30-01-2025
- Entertainment
- Los Angeles Times
Patti Smith says reports about ‘collapse' are ‘grossly exaggerated': ‘Trust me I am fine'
Patti Smith is setting the record straight about a fall she took onstage in Brazil, explaining that reports about the incident have been 'grossly exaggerated' and saying she is doing just fine. The singer-songwriter took to Instagram on Thursday after reports about her Wednesday fall in São Paulo spread across social media. 'This is letting everyone know that I am fine,' she wrote in the post, sharing a photo of herself appearing to wave to the camera. 'A grossly exaggerated account is being spread by the press and social media.' The 78-year-old rocker said she had some 'post migraine dizziness' and left the stage after the 'small incident.' She returned 10 minutes later and finished her set. '[I] talked to the people, told them I was fine and sang them Wing and Because the night,' she wrote. 'I was checked out by an excellent Doctor and was absolutely fine. Please do not accept any other story. With all the strife in the world, this explainable incident does not merit so much attention. Thank you everyone for your concern. Trust me I am fine.' According to American Songwriter, the 'Redondo Beach' singer was onstage Wednesday night with Soundwalk Collective in São Paulo and reportedly fell backward and hit her head on the floor. The headline and story called the fall a 'collapse.' Audience members told the outlet that she was escorted offstage in a wheelchair then returned to the stage in the chair to perform 'Because the Night' and an additional song. After the concert, the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer and the experimental sound art group she was performing with had released a formal statement on Instagram stories that provided a similar explanation. They had asked fans to 'refrain from posting at this sensitive moment.' 'Patti has suffered from an intense migraine the past couple of days and had some dizziness on stage, but she still wanted to be there for all of us and you and perform today. She is now being cared for by the best doctors in the most loving way and will be back on stage tomorrow night,' the statement said. 'Patti says she is tremendously grateful for your patience and forgiveness and she sends her love to all who attended.' The author and multiplatform artist, who released her most recent solo album 'Banga' in 2012, has been traveling the world to perform. Last year she canceled a show in Bologna, Italy, blaming a 'sudden illness' that resulted in her being hospitalized.
