Ariana Grande Spotted Making Out with a Mystery Man in Los Angeles

Dwyane Wade, 38, and Gabrielle Union, 47, had a night out alone on Feb. 28 and they looked as happy as could be! The parents of one-year-old daughter Kaavia, enjoyed a dinner date at Tao restaurant in Los Angeles, CA and were spotted holding hands and smiling from ear to ear while leaving the popular dining spot. Gabrielle, who wore braids in her hair, looked stunning in an olive green button-down wraparound top and matching pants while Dwyane looked handsome in a white T-shirt and jeans.

Flavor Flav has hit out at Bernie Sanders’ “Fake Revolution.”

Michelle Keegan showed off her natural beauty when she headed out for lunch with husband Mark Wright. In the UK enjoying lunch outside in February is an impossible dream, but the Los Angeles sunshine meant that Michelle, 32, and Mark, 33, were able to dine al fresco.

He'll play an undercover CIA agent

Rapper Offset is joining the CIA to play an undercover agent on NCIS: Los Angeles.

Look out for Offset on your TV screen this weekend.

As rumored, Migos’ Offset will guest star on a new episode of CBS’ NCIS: Los Angeles. The episode, called “Alsiyadun,” airs this Sunday, March 1, at 9 p.m. Eastern. According to a press release, Offset will play a character named Kadri Kashan Khan, who is “an undercover CIA Officer working for years in the Sinai Peninsula to embed himself with the local tribes by smuggling contraband so that he can monitoring terrorist and weapons movements in that region.”

This Sunday's episode of NCIS: Los Angeles will include a new face: that of hip-hop star Offset, aka Kiari Kendrell Cephus, who is part of the group Migos. Offset will star as an undercover CIA Officer in the hit CBS procedural.

Bernie Sanders has recruited Public Enemy for his latest rally. The Democratic presidential hopeful will appear at Los Angeles Convention Center on Sunday, March 1 alongside the iconoclastic rap group. If that doesn't quite do it for you then Sarah Silverman and, err, Dick Van Dyke will also be in attendance. Check out the memorable poster for the event above.

With tastes in dance music shifting ever more toward house and techno in the States, American promoters are evolving as well -- delivering the sounds of the underground to increasingly larger audiences across the country.In Los Angeles, a leader of this evolution is Future Primitive, the events company founded in 2018 and made up of Adam Gold and Craig Pettigrew. Together, they bring a long history of experience in the worldwide dance scene.