Skip to contentIn the realm of peculiar habits and bizarre fixations, one man from Kansas has emerged as a viral sensation, courtesy of TLC’s “My Strange Addiction.”Meet Tyler, a self-proclaimed tuna enthusiast, whose love for canned tuna has reached extraordinary heights.This extraordinary tale of obsession, which we are about to unravel, has captured the attention of the internet and left us with more questions than answers.The Origins of a Fishy AffectionTyler’s fascination with canned tuna began in his early years. Unlike most children who yearned for chocolates during Easter, young...…Skip to contentIn the realm of peculiar habits and bizarre fixations, one man from Kansas has emerged as a viral sensation, courtesy of TLC’s “My Strange Addiction.”Meet Tyler, a self-proclaimed tuna enthusiast, whose love for canned tuna has reached extraordinary heights.This extraordinary tale of obsession, which we are about to unravel, has captured the attention of the internet and left us with more questions than answers.The Origins of a Fishy AffectionTyler’s fascination with canned tuna began in his early years. Unlike most children who yearned for chocolates during Easter, young...WW…

Javascript is disabled in your web browser.For full functionality of this site it is necessary to enable JavaScript. Please Allow Javascript and reload this page.Los Angeles officials have moved to kill a $700 million downtown hotel and condo project because the developer — and development — is linked to against City Council member Jose Huizar.The once powerful Council member is accused of accepting $1.5 million from developers to help steer their projects to approval.Planning Director Vince Bertoni wrote in a June 15 letter to the U.S. subsidiary of China-based Shenzhen Hazens Real Estate...…Javascript is disabled in your web browser.For full functionality of this site it is necessary to enable JavaScript. Please Allow Javascript and reload this page.Los Angeles officials have moved to kill a $700 million downtown hotel and condo project because the developer — and development — is linked to against City Council member Jose Huizar.The once powerful Council member is accused of accepting $1.5 million from developers to help steer their projects to approval.Planning Director Vince Bertoni wrote in a June 15 letter to the U.S. subsidiary of China-based Shenzhen Hazens Real Estate...WW…