The 2016 Congressional election, an exhibition on what it means to be Black and Mexican, Zoe Saldana's casting as Nina Simone leads to a debate about 'colorism'.
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• 8:17
California Rep. Xavier Becerra will tour Flint, Michigan, to survey how lead-tainted water has affected the community.
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• 8:13
Southern California Public Radio's Early Childhood correspondent, Deepa Fernandes breaks down environmental contamination in Los Angeles.
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• 6:38
Los Angeles adds 12 more miles to the Gold Line with the Foothill Extension opening this Saturday, but will it ease traffic for commuters on the 210?
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• 8:08
Eyes are on the race for the White House, but in Congress Senate Republicans outnumber Democrats by 10 seats and the GOP has 58 more members casting votes in the House.
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• 8:00
Christian Bale joined Take Two to discuss the new Terence Malik movie "Knight of Cups," how he's grown to like L.A. and how he hates talking about acting.
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• 5:11
What does it mean to be black and Mexican in Los Angeles? A photo project examines the life of "blaxicans."
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• 9:06
With a love of all things Mexico and Morrisey, Ceci Bastida and her band mates just released their debut album as Mexrrissey. Ceci joins Alex Cohen in studio.
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• 13:56
Late jazz icon Nina Simone embraced her blackness. So many fans were upset to see Zoe Saldana wearing an afro wig and dark brown makeup for Simone's biopic.
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• 7:15
The "Damn Daniel" video is just the latest craze to add to the long list of viral Internet sensations. The fame can come with perks, but there's a dark side too.
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• 8:15
Beginning this weekend, commuters will find public art installations along the stops of the new Gold Line Foothill extension.