Director of "1915" on growing up with the Armenian genocide as family history; Jane Lynch sings as a candle; Brains On!
Off-Ramp commentator Marc Haefele reports on LACMA's fund- and art-raising as it aims toward a new building.
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Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, the husband-wife songwriting team of "Frozen," were just honored by the L.A. Children's Chorus — and interviewed by a 9-year-old fan.
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Off-Ramp calls on listeners to rename P-22, Southern California's most famous mountain lion.
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Writer Litty Mathew's debut novel tells the story of Rupen Najarian, an aging musician who was his family’s sole survivor of the Armenian genocide in 1915.
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This weekend marks the opening of "1915," a new movie about the genocide co-directed by Garin Hovannisian. His family connections to the tragedy run deep.
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John Rabe talks with Joseph Fink of the hit podcast "Welcome to Night Vale," about a small desert town that might be run by aliens of a shadow government. The show is coming to LA.
This week's song of the week comes from a Los Angeles native performing live in Historic Filipinotown April 24.
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The actress famous for her role as Sue Sylvester in TV's "Glee", Christopher Guests' films "Best in Show" and "A Mighty Wind" plays the Annenberg Center May 1
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Abraham Lincoln loved the idea of California but never got to see it. He became the first to leave a lasting mark on the state — even before Washington.
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Monday was Opening Day at Dodgers Stadium and Roz Wyman was there, as she has been every single year since she helped bring the team to Los Angeles in 1958.
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Even in a sea of blue t-shirts, Clayton Kershaw jerseys and Dodgers baseball hats, some superfans stand out from the rest.
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The thousands of decorative plants found outside the stadium’s gates are part of its visual appeal. But who takes care of them? And how do you water them during a drought?
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From his Cordoba penny loafers, to his matching tie and handkerchief, Mike Brito - who discovered Fernando Valenzuela and Yasiel Puig -- is an antidote to Zubaz America.
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John Rabe talks with Richard Montoya of Culture Clash about Chavez Ravine, the lost neighborhood, memory, and the Dodgers.