To celebrate the new Eames Anthology, we talk with the editor and an Eames grandson; Ray Bradbury's Red File; rescuing the brown recluse from its bad reputation.
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Madeline Stuart, daughter of Mel Stuart, the director of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, on inspiring the movie, acting in the picture, and how nasty kids can be.
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• 11:25
We celebrate the new Eames Anthology with an interview with the editor and an Eames grandchild ... inside the Eames House in the Palisades.
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UC Riverside researcher Rick Vetter has spent decades studying the much-maligned brown recluse spider.
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They called this showcase LA MUSE, "because we felt it was about how the city inspires so many people around the world to be part of the magic."
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• 6:47
Ray Bradbury's biographer, Sam Weller, says he was shocked both by the FBI's incompetence and perfidy.
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• 3:55
Vets, including those from the legendary 442nd "Go For Broke" regiment, reminisce about the war, their families and their citizenship.
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• 4:16
We talk with one newlywed couple from China about how society and government have changed in recent years, and whether the country is more welcoming to LGBT people.
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• 17:18
John Rabe talks with April Dammann, biographer of the late Sister Corita Kent, printmaker and creator of the LOVE stamp.
“Free” is off a new EP by the Pasadena native called “STFU” which can be downloaded or streamed for free.
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"I read a report recently of someone in Norway who ate a chunk of one and said it was so bad even his dogs wouldn't eat it, which is pretty bad."
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• 5:12
The owners of the quirky downtown bar say they'll continue paying rent "until the state marshall shows up."