A look at some possible SCOTUS nominees, running the numbers in the business of the Oscars, interview with Ben Caldwell, founder of KAOS network in Leimert Park.
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• 14:21
The search for a new Supreme Court justice continues as more and more possible nominees continue to show reluctance towards the prestigious post.
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• 7:54
What if the San Bernardino shooters were like most Americans and had a phone with Google's Android – the most popular smartphone system in the U.S. and the world?
The Oscars gives the Los Angeles economy a huge bump, and a growing group of Angelenos are cashing in.
The all-white field of Oscar nominees is prompting calls to promote diversity in filmmaking. But decades ago, L.A. was home to an ambitious program to do just that.
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• 8:33
The film Ashes and Embers, long respected and admired by many film buffs, never got a wide theatrical release or was shown before a mass audience, that is, until now.
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• 7:05
The new rule comes in response to a play in last year's playoff series, when the Dodgers' Chase Utley slid into Mets shortstop Ruben Tejada, breaking Tejada's leg.
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• 6:37
Facebook has rolled out what it calls 'reactions.' The six little emojis, include icons for "wow" and "haha" provide some alternatives to just liking a post.
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• 6:39
Boston Dynamics just released a video of their new and improved Atlas humanoid robot. Take Two looks into the new tech and what it means for the future of robots.
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• 8:37
LA artist Linda Vallejo transforms Cate Blanchett into "Catarina Blancarte." Audrey Hepburn is "Aurora Hernandez." The Oscar statuette? He's brown too.
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• 5:57
To celebrate the great Bob Baker Marrionette Theater - and hopefully save it from demolition - an all-day street fair will be held downtown.
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• 4:38
Larsen, along with her late husband Bill and brother-in-law Milt, took an old Hollywood Mansion and transformed it into the Magic Castle.