Spencer Pratt journeyed back to the site of his burned-down home in the Pacific Palisades to retrieve a scorched cable box, ending a saga that began Wednesday when he shared on social media that ...

He recounted the original exchange on a TikTok earlier the same day, explaining that the representative wanted to confirm he had retrieved the cable box after telling them that his home burned down.

Indeed, many of those cable boxes could soon be subjected to the state’s 6.25% sales tax, under a proposal the DOR put out for comment last week. Some background explains the status quo ...

If I had the boxes to return.” “Yes i took my birth certificate, passport, and spectrum cable box.” Spencer Pratt posted this note on Instagram. In a subsequent post, Mr. Pratt posted a video standing ...

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