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10/01/2026

🚨 INGLEWOOD FAMILY CONTINUES TO DEMAND JUSTICE FOR BRYAN BOSTIC

The family of Bryan Bostic is making it clear they have no plans to stop demanding answers, transparency and accountability from the City of Inglewood.

Bostic, 37, died on March 10, 2026, after being taken into custody following an encounter with Inglewood police. His death has sparked months of protests, emotional City Council appearances and calls from his family for greater transparency surrounding what happened that night. (The Southlander⁠)

During a recent City Council meeting, a family member called in and expressed deep disappointment and frustration with city leadership, including Mayor James T. Butts Jr. The family’s criticism of the mayor and city officials has been ongoing as they continue pushing for answers surrounding Bostic’s death.

The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner determined Bostic’s cause of death to be the effects of methamphetamine and ruled the manner of death an accident. His family has publicly challenged whether that finding tells the full story and has pursued legal action against the city. (Los Angeles County Medical Examiner⁠)

Earlier this year, tensions escalated when several Bostic family members and supporters were temporarily barred from attending City Council meetings for 120 days. The City later rescinded those exclusion notices. (Los Angeles Wave Newspaper Group⁠)

For Bryan Bostic’s family, this fight is far from over.

Their message remains consistent: they want answers, transparency and accountability.

🎥 In this clip, hear directly from a member of Bryan Bostic’s family as they address Inglewood city leadership.

✍🏾: Jovanshay
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09/29/2026

💔 TRAGEDY IN LOS ANGELES: INFANT FOUND DEAD IN DUMPSTER

A heartbreaking investigation is underway after a baby believed to be just 3 to 4 months old was reportedly found deceased inside a dumpster in Los Angeles.

In this clip, the child’s grandfather, Herman, speaks with FOX 11 News as a family is now left dealing with an unimaginable loss and searching for answers.

As authorities work to determine exactly what happened and the circumstances surrounding the baby’s death, this story is another devastating reminder that behind every headline is a family, a community and — in this case — a young life that deserved protection.

Media Spill will continue to follow the story as additional verified information becomes available.

Our condolences go out to the family and everyone affected by this tragedy. 🕊️

🎥: FOX 11 Los Angeles

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09/25/2026

❄️🔥 SNOW THA PRODUCT GOT SOMETHING COMING…

SNOW THA PRODUCT is getting ready to drop her upcoming project “NEXT TIME, BELIEVE ME” — and from the early previews, Snow isn’t staying in one lane.

The Mexican-American rapper is reportedly experimenting with Hip-Hop, Reggaeton, Trap and Electronic sounds, while also showing off more of her vocals.

Snow has spent years building one of the most loyal independent fanbases in the game, switching effortlessly between English and Spanish while keeping the bars, personality and authenticity that made people pay attention in the first place.

The new project is expected to arrive EARLY OCTOBER. 👀💿

She’s hitting 15 cities for listening parties.

Be sure to follow and look out for Snow Tha Product!

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✍🏾: Jovanshay

👇🏽 DROP A ❄️ if you’re ready.

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09/25/2026

🏆🎺 FROM GRAMMY-WINNING MUSICIAN TO SOUTH LA MENTOR — NOW A RAMS pLAmaker.

Fernando Pullum has spent years turning his passion for music into opportunity for the next generation.

The Grammy Award-winning trumpet player turned educator was surprised by the Los Angeles Rams as a 2026 pLAmaker, recognizing his commitment to sharing the performing arts with young people throughout Leimert Park and surrounding South Los Angeles communities.

An overwhelmed Pullum reflected on the recognition — but the real story is the work happening every day at the Fernando Pullum Community Arts Center, where children are given access to performing arts education FREE OF CHARGE.

Programs like this matter. They give young people a place to discover their talent, build confidence, develop discipline and see possibilities beyond their immediate surroundings. Media Spill has a personal relationship with the center as the CEO of Media Spill Kutty Briggs son has been at this center for 2 years and has participated in 2 live musical plays with the center.

And “free” for the children doesn’t mean free to operate.

If you believe South LA youth deserve access to music, arts and mentorship regardless of what their families can afford, consider donating to the Fernando Pullum Community Arts Center. Every contribution helps keep these opportunities available to the next generation.

👏🏾 Congratulations to Fernando Pullum on being recognized as a 2026 Rams pLAmaker — this is what pouring back into the community looks like.

🎥: CBS News
✍🏾: Jovanshay

🎥 Follow for more stories highlighting the people doing positive work throughout Los Angeles.

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CALIFORNIA COST OF LIVING IS HITTING DIFFERENT. 💸🌴According to a SmartAsset analysis, a family of four would need roughl...
09/24/2026

CALIFORNIA COST OF LIVING IS HITTING DIFFERENT. 💸🌴

According to a SmartAsset analysis, a family of four would need roughly $302,682 a year to live “comfortably” in California using the 50/30/20 budgeting framework.

That puts California among the most expensive states in the country, behind only Massachusetts and Hawaii in the figures cited.

And “comfortable” doesn’t mean just surviving. The calculation assumes income can cover:

🏠 50% — necessities
🎯 20% — savings & financial goals
🍽️ 30% — discretionary spending

For perspective, $302,682 a year is about $25,224 per month before taxes.

For families across Los Angeles and California, numbers like these raise a bigger question: What does “middle class” even look like in 2026?

Is $300K really what it takes to feel financially comfortable in California—or does that number seem way off?

👇🏾 California residents, sound off in the comments.

✍🏾: Jovanshay

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09/24/2026

Interview going up all week. Tell your story, people support what they know.

09/24/2026

What’s deep to you may not be deep someone else.
But do you wanna die!? 🔪🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

09/24/2026

Miss the bro Teddy Ray.
Missed his birthday yesterday but we still was able to post this special clip of him doing what he loves doing best at our House Party Comedy Show - Bel Air.

05/08/2026

From Compton classrooms to global stages… now back to the alma mater to build legacy. 💯
Kendrick Lamar returns home as the $240 million dollar development begins — proving that elevation means nothing if you don’t reach back for the community that raised you.
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