Today in Entertainment History On Sept. 6, 1969, after a concert in Memphis, James Brown announced that he was going to retire from touring the following summer. He did cut back on touring but didn’t retire.

Cyan Robotics Inc., better known as Coco, has raised $36 million in Series A funding for its food delivery robots. The funding round was led by Santa Clara-based Silicon Valley Bank; San Francisco-based Founders Fund;

No matter where you are, a beach is probably a road trip or short flight away. And whether you opt for pampering at a luxury resort, oceanfront camping, lounging in a beach chair, or paddling a kayak,

It’s hard to imagine a video game developer getting off to a stronger start than Riot Games Inc. Founded in 2006, the company released its first title, “League of Legends,” three years later. The game was quickly adopted by competitive video gamers and is today one of the most popular and enduring titles in the rapidly growing esports industry.

This year has been a brutal one for Santa Monica-based Ontrak Inc. The behavioral health and telehealth company lost two of its biggest health plan customers collectively representing at least 40% of its annual revenue.

A new crop of mobile money apps can be valuable resources to help parents teach children about money — but may encourage risky behaviors, some experts say.

Lori, as always, is right on trend with these boots. As fall is coming up and we’re making our way from sandals and open-toed heels to more cold-weather friendly shoes, color-blocked boots are a great way to transition into our new wardrobes.

Abby Lee Miller has been confined to a wheelchair since undergoing emergency spinal surgery in April 2018. Abby Lee Miller, 55, was seen moving around the Santa Monica beach in her wheelchair on Tuesday (Aug.

Among the local games coming up soon, the Santa Monica High School Vikings will face the West High School Warriors Friday, September 3rd. You may want to double check with schools for guidance on admission and game time.

The former boss of PlayStation has predicted PlayStation 5 games will cost $200m to make. Shawn Layden, who held various executive roles at PlayStation before leaving in October 2019, told Bloomberg the cost of game development doubles with every platform.