It may be hard to believe today, but women weren’t even allowed to compete in the Olympic Games until 1900, four years after the first events took place. And even then only 22 out of 997 competitors were women. Flash forward to 2021 and this summer, for the first time ever, half of the postponed Tokyo 2020 athletes will be...
If you receive your television signal by using an antenna, you may need to rescan to receive the NBCLX signal. Here’s how to do it.
A name change is no small endeavor. Here’s what you need to kno before you start the process.
What’s in a name? Well… everything. A name can be an expression of identity, family history or relationship status. So if you’re getting married, divorced, unhappy with your name or changing it for any other reason – this is for you. Here are five things you should know before starting the name-changing process.
Many states that are legalizing marijuana have plans to help communities hurt by the war on drugs and create a legal weed industry reflective of those communities. But there needs to be more than “magical thinking” from regulators to get those businesses started, says Smoke Wallin, a board member of the U.S. Hemp Roundtable.
Dan Klein competes in speed stacking – also known as sport stacking – for Team USA. He talked to LX News about the cup stacking sport and showed our hosts Ashley Holt and Nik Z how it works.
High School Musical: The Musical: The Series is back for a second season on Disney+. Two cast members from the show with the mouthful of a title, Joshua Bassett and Matt Cornett, talk about the fun they had on set. They took online high school courses, so filming the show gave them a bit of a high school experience.
“I’m an Asian American woman speaking up.” Alice Tsui’s poem “Golden Light,” shared with NBCLX for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, raises a battle cry against AAPI hate and anti-Blackness.
While plenty of sitcoms have focused on nuclear families with a mother, father and children, Netflix’s “The Upshaws” features a blended family. Mike Epps, Kim Fields and Wanda Sykes told us more about the comedy show.
During this Asian American and Pacific Islander Awareness Month, we discuss the 2020 election and AAPI women’s participation in it. Many AAPI women reported voting for the first time in 2020, says Jennifer Wang from the National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum.
Supply is going to come back, but the nation, particularly the southeast, has seen a rush of people stocking up on gasoline as supply dips. There’s no need to hoard, says Patrick De Haan of Gasbuddy, an app that helps you find the cheapest pump near you.
