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EXCLUSIVE Christina El Moussa was questioned by Child Services after her toddler fell in their pool. Sources close to the family tell TMZ Christina and Tarek's 1-year-old, Brayden, was under the care of the nanny Monday when he fell into their pool. We're told she swooped the child up quickly and he was never unconscious. Christina returned home and when the nanny told her what happened she took her child to a hospital as a precaution ... to make sure there wasn't any water in his lungs. Brayden checked out fine, nonetheless we're told Child Services interviewed Christina and the nanny at the hospital and determined no action was necessary. Brayden is back home and things are back to normal. We're told Tarek was made aware of the situation immediately. As for nanny ... we're told she's still got a job. … [Read more...] about Christina El Moussa Contacted by Child Services After Toddler Son Falls Into Pool

On the first day of the fall 2009 semester at George Washington University in Washington D.C., professor H.G. “Hache” Carrillo marched into his own creative writing class 10 minutes late, clutching a copy of The Norton Anthology of English Literature in one hand. “He pulls it above his head and we all look at him, thinking this is going to be a required book,” says former student Tarek al-Hariri. “And he slams it so hard on the table, and we all jump three feet. And he says, ‘Now that I have your attention…’ ” Carrillo then reached into his bag, pulled out an orange, and placed it on the table alongside the book. “ ‘Now, I want all of you to take out paper and I want you to write the orange,’ ” al-Hariri remembers Carrillo saying. “And I’m like, ‘What the fuck are you talking about?’ ” Bewildered, the students picked up their pens. “It was the most boring, torturous exercise ever, and I was really pissed at him.” Later, the lesson became clear. “ ‘The point is you cannot write … [Read more...] about The Secret Life of H.G. Carrillo

Products featured are independently selected by our editorial team and we may earn a commission from purchases made from our links; the retailer may also receive certain auditable data for accounting purposes. With President’s Day weekend and Valentine’s Day overlapping, tons of stores are offering discounts on clothes, tech, mattresses, bedding, and more. We’ve rounded up a list of our favorite deals to shop this weekend below. We’ll be updating this article as new discounts become available, so check throughout the week for the latest sales. AMAZON Almost all of Amazon’s tech is on sale right now. Standout deals include $35 off the Kindle Paperwhite, $45 off the Echo Show 5, and $55 off the Fire HD 10 tablet. See the deals here. ADIDAS Save up to 50% on shoes, sweatshirts and more at Adidas — no promo code necessary. ARTIFACT UPRISING This startup’s stationary, cards, photo books, calendars, and prints make excellent holiday gifts. Save 15% … [Read more...] about 42 President’s Day Weekend Sales Worth Checking Out

Beidelman-Kunsch Funeral Homes & Crematory Robinhood's got blood on its hands, according to the parents of a young trader who took his life ... falsely thinking he was $730,000 in the red, and now they're suing. The parents of 20-year-old Alex Kearns filed suit Monday against Robinhood, accusing the stock-trading app of wrongful death in the college student's June suicide. In the lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, Alex's parents claim he killed himself one day after Robinhood posted a notice restricting his account showing he was in the hole a whopping $730k and told him he needed to come up with around $170k ASAP. Alex's parents claim the initial notice was misleading and inaccurate, and they say Alex was shocked at what he owed and tried to contact Robinhood for clarification, but all he got was a boilerplate email response. Alex killed himself by stepping in front of an oncoming train, and his parents claim he left a suicide note wondering ... "How was a 20-year-old with no income … [Read more...] about Robinhood Sued Over Man’s Suicide, Thought He Was $730k in Debt

Whether it’s coming out of Nashville, New York, L.A., or points in between, there’s no shortage of fresh tunes, especially from artists who have yet to become household names. Rolling Stone Country selects some of the best new music releases from country and Americana artists. (Check out last week’s best songs.) The Shootouts, “Rattlesnake Whiskey” The Shootouts mix supple Western swing with brash barroom country to A-plus results. On their new song “Rattlesnake Whiskey,” the band broaden their palette, adding spaghetti Western vibes to a Marty Robbins-type story-song about hard-living moonshiners. Chuck Mead, a torchbearer for such vintage sounds, produced the group’s upcoming album Bullseye — it’s a match made in honky-tonk heaven. Brooke Eden, “No Shade” Brooke Eden sees sunshine up ahead in her new single “No Shade,” the singer’s first new music in four years. Penned by Eden with Steven … [Read more...] about RS Country Music Picks for Week of February 8th