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Ring is taking home security to new heights, literally.
More than six years after first announcing plans for a flying security drone, the Amazon-owned brand is preparing to launch its Ring Drone Cam. Priced at $250, the device uses AI to navigate homes, investigate security alerts and conduct scheduled patrols, with a camera that captures 2K video.
The launch marks Ring’s long-awaited entry into consumer robotics, following multiple delays and redesigned prototypes. The Drone Cam is expected to begin shipping Jan. 27.
Read more at the link in our bio.
12 Nov 2026
Disaster movies like The Day After Tomorrow helped get climate films 🎥 into the mainstream, but Lucy Stone, founder of Climate Spring says those types of movies don’t resonate as much today.
“It was really powerful because it used the juggernaut of a Hollywood disaster movie to wake people up. I don’t think we need that anymore,” said Stone, whose company helps getting more climate messaging onto TV and the Silverscreen.
Speaking on Boiling Point, Stone says that instead, climate themed movies need to meet peopel where they are today and that stories need to evolve “because the context is evolving and our understanding is evolving.”
Listen more to our conversation on Boiling Point’s first episode of Planet Hollywood, available wherever you listen to your podcasts.
#climatechange #film #business #innovation
12 Nov 2026
Nvidia has become the financial backbone of the AI boom, with investments spanning dozens of companies. L.A. Times tech reporter Nilesh Christopher explains how Jensen Huang’s absence could send shockwaves through the AI industry.
#nvidia #jensenhuang #aibubble #alicehuang #aiboom
11 Nov 2026
“I said that line in 1995, but I never lived it.”
More than three decades after Kelly Taylor famously declared “I choose me” on “Beverly Hills, 90210,” Jennie Garth is reflecting on the unexpected legacy of those three words.
At the 2026 LA Times Studios Inspirational Women Forum and Leadership Awards, Garth joined LA Times Studios and NantGames President Anna Magzanyan for a fireside conversation about the moment’s lasting impact. Hearing from women who found the confidence to put themselves first through Kelly’s story eventually led Garth to reconsider what those words meant in her own life. #LATSWomen
11 Nov 2026
A look inside the 2026 L.A. Times Studios Inspirational Women Forum and Leadership Awards.
We brought together executives, entrepreneurs and influential voices from across Southern California for a day celebrating women’s impact across business, culture and leadership.
The day’s programming featured conversations on the growth of women’s sports, the evolving business landscape, brand building and new models of leadership. The evening culminated in a celebration recognizing women making a difference across industries.
Swipe through for moments from the day’s conversations, connections and celebrations.
Discover more about the 2026 Inspirational Women Forum and Leadership Awards at the link in our bio.
#LATSWomen
11 Nov 2026
It’s never too late to start something new, take a chance or redefine what’s possible.
In a fireside conversation with LA Times Studios and NantGames President Anna Magzanyan at the 2026 LA Times Studios Inspirational Women Forum and Leadership Awards, actress, author and entrepreneur Jennie Garth reflected on her journey to self-confidence and why embracing new challenges at any age can be so rewarding.
After years of measuring her worth through other people’s opinions, Garth shared how learning to trust herself changed her perspective. Her advice? Draw on everything you’ve lived, learned and experienced, and give yourself the confidence to take the next step. #LATSWomen
11 Nov 2026
How do you modernize an iconic brand without losing what made it recognizable?
@Maybelline is updating its famous “Maybe it’s Maybelline” tagline with “Maybe. We’re Born With It. Maybe. It’s Maybelline.” Featuring @Miley Cyrus as its Global Brand Ambassador, the new global platform builds on the brand’s legacy while putting a renewed focus on self-expression and possibility.
In an exclusive interview with LA Times Studios, Maybelline Global Brand President Sandrine Jolly explains the strategy behind the updated tagline, why Cyrus is the right partner and how the company plans to connect brand heritage with consumer engagement and product innovation.
Read the full story at the link in our bio.
10 Nov 2026
AI is transforming how businesses work, innovate and compete. We turned to three leading experts to explore the latest trends, real-world applications and what’s next for the future of AI:
· Ian C. Ballon, Co-Chair, Global Intellectual Property & Technology Practice Group, Greenberg Traurig, LLP
· Pervez Delawalla, Chief Executive Officer, VegaNext
· Adam Telanoff, Senior Counsel, Parker Shaffie, LLP
Read the interview at the link in bio.
09 Nov 2026
Behind the scenes with THE @jameskirkham One of the most inspiring and interesting interviews. Show details soon.
JAMES KIRKHAM- Entrepreneur | Co-Founder, Race Service | Donut Media | Motorsport & Creative Industry
He is an entrepreneur, racing driver and creative visionary who has built a career turning his passion for motorsport into successful businesses and cultural brands.
Originally from Portland, Oregon, Kirkham pursued his dream of racing by selling real estate at 19 to finance his first race car. His racing career led to a sponsorship from GoPro founder Nick Woodman and eventually a leadership role developing GoPro’s motorsport division.
He later helped build Donut Media into one of the world’s leading automotive entertainment brands. When Donut was acquired by Recurrent Ventures in 2021, it had 5.8 million YouTube subscribers and generated 78 million monthly video views.
In 2018, Kirkham co-founded Race Service, a creative agency connecting motorsport with fashion, music, design and entertainment. The company has worked with major global brands including Ferrari, Porsche, Mercedes-AMG, Formula 1, McLaren and Hot Wheels.
Kirkham’s entrepreneurial journey reflects his ability to identify emerging cultural trends, take calculated risks and transform personal passions into influential businesses.
From GoPro to Donut Media to Race Service, he has consistently found innovative ways to bring motorsport to new audiences.
Resilience, Style, Creative!
08 Nov 2026
Behind the scenes with a very @drbentalei on @latimesstudios Business Innovators Unplugged!
Dr. Ben Talei is a Beverly Hills-based facial plastic surgeon, entrepreneur and medical innovator who has built an internationally recognized brand around facial aesthetics.
As founder of the Beverly Hills Center for Plastic & Laser Surgery, he has gone beyond building a successful practice to pioneering surgical techniques, including the Cupid Lift™ and AuraLyft® facelift.
He has published his research in leading medical journals, trained surgeons worldwide and established himself as an international authority in facial surgery, turning his medical expertise into a recognizable global brand.
Season 2 here we go!
07 Nov 2026
The Los Angeles Rams are getting a major defensive boost.
Two-time AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett is expected to return Sunday against Washington after missing seven games with a knee injury.
Acquired over the summer, Garrett has played just one game for the Rams. His return could help address a pass rush that ranks among the NFL’s weakest in sacks.
The Rams are also anticipating the return of tight end Terrance Ferguson, adding another key player to the lineup as they look to build momentum.
06 Nov 2026
Tesla’s Cybertruck is heading toward the end of the road.
Elon Musk says production of the stainless-steel electric pickup will wind down by mid-2027 as the company shifts its focus toward autonomous vehicles and its Cybercab robotaxi.
Despite its high-profile 2019 debut, the Cybertruck struggled to sustain demand. Estimated sales fell roughly 50% last year, with another 28% decline through September.
Once positioned as a futuristic reinvention of the pickup, the Cybertruck’s exit marks a high-profile setback for one of Musk’s most ambitious bets.
06 Nov 2026
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