What does inequality and poverty look like in Southern California?, the movies to watch at Sundance and look at the role of masculinity in presidential elections.
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Are the numerous efforts put forth by Governor Jerry Brown to combat the growing income inequality and poverty really enough?
When they merged, Comcast and NBCUniversal pledged to increase the number of Latinos in front of and behind the camera. But that didn't really pan out.
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The world lost an influential bicultural poet and children's book author this month... Francisco Alarcón. A friend of his joins A Martinez with a remembrance.
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Among the many after-effects of the attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, a new turn in the debate of data encryption on phones.
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Before the Sundance Film Festival started, Netflix had made two major licensing deals that far exceeded what's usually seen at the event. Why?
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"The Frame" host John Horn, joins the show to break down what movies are causing an early buzz at Sundance and to talk about some security changes at the festival.
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The new documentary No Mas Bebes centers on horrible period in Los Angeles history.
People in Hollywood, real estate and sales could all come out ahead.
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More than a century after "masculinity" melded with American politics, many voters still seek certain traits –– even when the candidate is a female.