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Fabrizio Guido from Netflix's "Running Point" takes us through LA neighborhoods, the Dodgers confirm their White House visit, Cumbl shifts focus to the cereal market, a pilot flips a U-eye mid-flight, and Marvel reveals the cast for Avengers: Doomsday.

TikToker Reallifegal breaks down baby naming, Corona introduces an unlimited beer island, Gen Z tops the “getting ghosted” stats, a German tourist catches hands, Mexico grabs the Concacaf Nations League title, and Jean unveils his new morning routine.

Netflix's Running Point star, Fabrizio Guido, lets us know his LA hot takes, "Coco 2" sets our calendars up for a 2029 release, Cybertuck owners are scrambling for more glue, and white girls are bracing for a matcha shortage.

Rachel Zegler shares the Latina icons who inspired her, Bad Bunny’s Calvin Klein moment sets the internet ablaze, we react to eerie viral footage from a haunted party store, and the ‘Touch Grass’ app challenges us to stop doomscrolling and reconnect with nature.

Peso Pulma brings out his friends at Rolling Loud, Raul De Molina stands on business regarding immigration, Forever 21 files for bankruptcy, and a chimpanzee gets caught sparking up at Chinese Zoo.

Los Primos Del Este put us onto dating “red flags,” Kim Kardashian calls out her ex-husband for being a broke boy, while Teyana Taylor cashes out from her divorce settlement. Pico Rivera gets tossed like a salad by a tornado, Baja Beach Fest tries to heal us from a Bésame Mucho flake, and puppies get limitless pills added to their diet.

We stopped by Buddies Coffee in Brooklyn and chatted with co-owner Rachel Nieves, Disney drops a new Lilo & Stitch trailer, New Era makes a major error with new hats, NY bodegas introduce egg replacement, Gen Z is crashing out, & Southwest airlines loses its aura.

Daiquiri Ryan Mercado and Randy Abreu join forces to combat the spread of fake AI news, while Yolanda Saldívar believes she should be freed. Meanwhile, "Sesenta y Setenta" challenges our Spanish skills, and Jean's feed puts our meme-making abilities to the ultimate test.

High school teacher Norma Mendoza shows off her “chisme box,” Tesla owners are facing buyer’s remorse, Fyre Fest gets resuscitated, the internet thirsts for Luigi Mangione's supposed sex tape, and there's a much-deserved Pendeja of the Week.

HGTV’s Israel Battres cracks down on Latino home hacks, while Chelsea Rendon and Martin Rizo help explain America’s party drought. Ben Affleck spins the block for the OG Jennifer, Jenny’s tía puts casino superstitions to the test, and Jean’s cousin gets a tattoo—with a typo.