Walk In For A Donut, Walk Out With $264,000

April 1, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Two CA Lottery Tickets Each Worth $264,000 Picked In Mega Millions Draw It was a very happy holiday for two Californians this weekend. Two customers each drew winning Mega Millions lottery tickets -- worth $264,531 each -- over the weekend, CBS reports. One ticket was purchased at Daily Donuts in Walnut, which is east of Los Angeles. The other was purchased at Adobe Liquors in San Pablo, which is north of San Francisco. Continue reading... TASTE THE RAINBOW BEST COMBO EVER: Drag, Dance & Silent Movie History The Battle For CA's Tallest Skyscraper Police Are Only Looking For One Man An LA Facelift! The Most Important Neighborhood In LA? Jerry Buss To Young Girlfriend: 'KEEP QUIET' NSFW: Gravity Is No One's Friend SAD: Grieving Dolphin Mom Carries Decaying Calf For Days WATCH: Mom Documents Daughter's Gang-Banging Life ABBY BERGMAN My Two Moms: A 17-Year-Old's Take on Prop 8 and DOMA I remember waking up the morning after Prop 8 passed wondering how this is possible and questioning why people didn't know better. How is it that a 17-year-old can see what some adults cannot seem to? That love makes a family. Continue reading... CLAUDIA LONOW How to Write a Show About Living With Your Parents (for the Rest of Your Life, Possibly) Sixteen years ago my 18-month-old daughter and I moved in with my parents. Suffice to say, this wasn't a high point in my life. Continue reading... PEGGY SIEGAL Going for the Gold: Behind The Scenes On Oscar Weekend It's 3 a.m. The lights come up. The magic is over. The waiters are cleaning up, and Ang Lee and I are the last ones eating sliders and still chatting. Continue reading... MINITIME 5 Awesome Los Angeles Beaches for Families Miles of soft sand, swaying palm trees, and the lure of the sparkling ocean make the City of Angels a magnet for surf-and-sun devotees. Yet with over 90 beaches in Los Angeles County, it can be difficult for visiting families to know where to begin. Continue reading... GLENN D. BRAUNSTEIN, M.D. Let's Junk Junk-Food Advertising to Kids The average toddler sees nearly three fast-food advertisements every day. And research shows that children younger than eight years old are not capable of understanding the intent of advertising and typically accept claims as fact. Television and print are only part of the problem. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003