When should popular professional athletes decide to retire, UCLA's study on the struggle of undocumented students, Tuesday Reviewsday.
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Fears of deportation, financial worries and the shifting political landscape all contribute to their anxiety, according to a new report from UCLA.
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Every so often Take Two presents our Picture This segment, a conversation with photographers about their work.
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Lakers star Kobe Bryant heads to the operating room tomorrow, to fix a torn rotator cuff in his right shoulder.
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A new on-line startup called FanPay is offering people a chance to pay student-athletes if they stick around long enough to get their degrees.
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Designers are finding ways to turn germs into fashion gems by bringing flu- and cold-fighting clothes to the racks, says Fashion Trends Daily's Michelle Dalton Tyree.
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LA has one of the largest homeless populations in the US and the number seems to be growing. In three nights, volunteers take to the streets to get a more accurate picture.
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This week on Tuesday Reviewsday, Chris Martins and Shirley Halperin talk about new music from The Lone Bellow, George Ezra, Howlin' Rain and Cotillon.
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An ancient distribution system was unearthed under old Union Pacific railroad tracks in the San Gabriel Valley, east of Los Angeles.
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• 10:36
Miranda July writes and direct films, she acts, makes music, and does performance art too. Now she's written her very first novel, called "The First Bad Man."
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Concert promoter Live Nation wants to take over the venue, but the current owners, Nederlander Concerts, want to retain its control.
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Researchers are hard at work trying to find a solution to a worldwide chocolate shortage -- but will the industry adopt these solutions?
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Viewing a waterfall at gunpoint in Colombia; eating fattoush at a gas station in Syria. Tales of travel, food and friendship shared with SoCal adventurer, Allan Karl