Tongva Tribe Calls Out Billie Eilish After ‘Stolen Land’ Grammys Speech
After Billie Eilish declared “no one is illegal on stolen land” during her Grammys acceptance speech, the Tongva Tribe confirmed her home sits on their ancestral land and said they appreciated the sentiment while urging public figures to explicitly name Indigenous tribes in the future. As Quinton Aaron recovers from a spinal stroke, his family is disputing the legitimacy of a woman claiming to be his wife, alleging she is legally married to another man. Plus, the iconic Breaking Bad house has seen its jaw-dropping asking price slashed from $4 million to $400,000 Hosts: Branson Quirke, Deven Rall
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After Billie Eilish declared “no one is illegal on stolen land” during her Grammys acceptance speech, the Tongva Tribe confirmed her home sits on their ancestral land and said they appreciated the sentiment while urging public figures to explicitly name Indigenous tribes in the future. As Quinton Aaron recovers from a spinal stroke, his family is disputing the legitimacy of a woman claiming to be his wife, alleging she is legally married to another man. Plus, the iconic Breaking Bad house has seen its jaw-dropping asking price slashed from $4 million to $400,000 Hosts: Branson Quirke, Deven Rall
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