LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 21, 2026--
losophē, the super-premium organic ready-to-drink cocktail company founded by actress/director Aisha Tyler and spirits industry veteran James Kim, announces the launch of its second expression, The New Mojito, arriving today. Following the breakout success of its debut offering, The New Margarita, launched in spring 2024, the new release is already garnering rave reviews.
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Crafted by losophē at a small-batch distillery in Sonoma County, California, The New Mojito is a refined, ready-to-drink cocktail made with clean, organic ingredients: organic blanco rum, a bespoke rum-based mint liqueur, and organic lime. Bottled at 20% ABV (40 proof), it delivers a full-proof cocktail experience designed to be poured directly over ice—no mixing, muddling, or measuring required.
A globally beloved cocktail, the mojito is famously difficult and time-consuming to prepare. From muddling fresh mint to balancing ingredients, it’s a drink that even professional bartenders often find labor-intensive, leading to inconsistency from bar to bar. At home, the challenge can be even greater, with consumers often lacking the fresh ingredients, tools or skills required to achieve the perfect result.
losophē’s The New Mojito eliminates those barriers, offering a consistently bar-quality cocktail in every pour. With its refreshing profile and effortless preparation, it arrives just in time for summer entertaining, giving both home enthusiasts and professional bartenders a reliable, premium solution. Just pour over ice and enjoy.
“From the beginning, our goal with losophē has been to elevate the ready-to-drink category to the highest possible standard,” said co-founder Aisha Tyler. “With The New Mojito, we’ve taken one of the most beloved yet challenging cocktails in the world and made it not only organic and accessible, but exceptionally delicious.”
Like all losophē offerings, The New Mojito is organic, clarified, dye-free, preservative-free, and crafted with uncompromising rigor. The brand’s inaugural cocktail, The New Margarita, features just three ingredients: organic 100% Blue Weber agave tequila, a bespoke tequila-based triple sec, and organic lime—setting the standard for the company’s minimalist, high-quality approach.
With The New Mojito, losophē ( www.losophe.com ) continues its mission to deliver cocktails of unassailable taste and quality, whether enjoyed at home or served in high-volume bar and restaurant programs seeking consistency without sacrificing excellence.
Actress/Director Aisha Tyler’s Cocktail Company, losophē, Expands Its Super-Premium Cocktail Line with The New Mojito, Launching April 21
Actress/Director Aisha Tyler’s Cocktail Company, losophē, Expands Its Super-Premium Cocktail Line with The New Mojito, Launching April 21
CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago Bulls coach Billy Donovan has resigned after six seasons, opting to step aside rather than work with a new front office, the team announced Tuesday.
President and CEO Michael Reinsdorf made it clear after firing executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas and general manager Marc Eversley near the end of the season that he wanted Donovan to remain on the job. He said anyone who wanted to bring in a new coach was “probably not the right candidate for us.”
Now, it looks like whoever the Bulls hire to run their organization will get that opportunity.
“While we clearly wanted Billy to return as our head coach, we had open dialogue about the importance of respecting the process of bringing in new basketball operations leadership," Reinsdorf said in a news release. “Together, we mutually agreed that giving that person the freedom to shape the organization was the best approach for everyone involved.”
The 60-year-old Donovan consistently has said he still has a passion for coaching. The decision to leave the Bulls was made “after a series of thoughtful and extensive discussions with ownership regarding the future of the organization,” Donovan said in the team release announcing the move.
“I believe it is in the best interest of the Bulls, to allow the new leader to build out the staff as they see fit,” he said.
Donovan was arguably the top candidate on the market when the Bulls hired him in September 2020, a few months after Karnisovas and Eversley got their jobs.
Chicago’s lone playoff appearance since all three were hired came during the 2021-22 season, when it finished sixth in the Eastern Conference at 46-36 and got knocked out by Milwaukee in the first round. The Bulls lost in the play-in tournament the next three years.
Donovan got a contract extension last offseason. Reinsdorf said after firing Karnisovas and Eversley that the problem was the roster construction — not the coach.
Bulls owner Jerry Reinsdorf, Michael's father, praised Donovan for the “class and genuine care” that he brought to the organization.
“We wanted Billy to continue as our head coach — that was never in question,” Jerry Reinsdorf said. “But through honest conversations, we all agreed that giving our new head of basketball operations the right to build out his staff was the most important thing for the future of this franchise. That is the kind of person Billy is — he put the Bulls first.”
Karnisovas’ inability to land a franchise cornerstone player and refusal to give the Bulls a better shot at the No. 1 pick by rebuilding were glaring. He finally changed course before this year’s trade deadline, dealing Nikola Vucevic to Boston, Kevin Huerter to Detroit, Coby White to Charlotte and Chicago product Ayo Dosunmu to Minnesota. The Bulls loaded up on second-round draft picks and did not get any first-rounders in return.
One of the players Chicago got in return was Jaden Ivey from Detroit. Chicago waived him following anti-LGBTQ+ comments about religion he made in videos posted on his Instagram account.
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Chicago Bulls' Collin Sexton talks with Chicago Bulls head coach Billy Donovan during a time out in an NBA basketball game against the Dallas Mavericks Sunday, April 12, 2026, in Dallas. (AP Photo/Albert Pena)
Chicago Bulls Head Coach Billy Donovan gives directions during the first half of an NBA basketball game against the Orlando Magic in Chicago, Friday, April 10, 2026. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)
Chicago Bulls head coach Billy Donovan, left, talks with guard Mac McClung (5) during the second half of an NBA basketball game against the Orlando Magic in Chicago, Friday, April 10, 2026. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)
Chicago Bulls head coach Billy Donovan shouts instructions during the second half of an NBA basketball game against the Washington Wizards, Tuesday, April 7, 2026, in Washington. (AP Photo/John McDonnell)
