KPCC's Take Two discusses Monday what we do know about the missing Malaysia flight. We also find out about earthquake science in light of Monday's "Shamrock Shake." Also, the GOP convention highlights two contrasting candidates. We look at LA Fashion Week and March Madness, as well as new films "Divergent" and "Veronica Mars."
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• 3:38
Take Two checks in with the owner of Ireland's 32 in Van Nuys, one of the many Irish bars in Los Angeles to celebrate St. Patricks Day.
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• 8:33
Rebecca Keegan of the LA Times discusses new would-be "Hunger Games" film "Divergent," plus "Veronica Mars" opening and a conservative Hollywood group at last getting tax-exempt status.
Back in December, KPCC spoke with reporter Jason Felch about his story in the LA Times concerning Occidental College and allegations of sexual assault.
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• 11:13
It's a family affair for Los Feliz-based singer Eleni Mandell, who tours across the U.S. with her three-year-old twin children in tow.
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• 6:21
Two dozen countries are now involved in the search, which reaches out 3,200 miles away from its last known location.
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• 4:58
You might be familiar with the 1958 Ritchie Valens song, "La Bamba." But, what you might not know is the song comes from an old Mexican musical genre, the Son Jarocho.
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• 6:55
In New York, Guinness and Heineken withdrew its support, and in Boston, Sam Adams pulled out of the parade because parade organizers won't allow LGBT groups to march.
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• 6:10
Sienna DeGovia has found a way to blend her love of art and food into a unique Hollywood job - a food stylist.
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• 4:20
It's a culinary creation whipped up by our favorite King of Kitsch, Mr. Charles Phoenix, who joined Take Two to talk about his new creation.
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• 7:51
A lot has been made of the splintering in the Republican party and that couldn't have been more apparent this weekend than in the contrast between the two frontrunner Republican gubernatorial candidates, Neel Kashkari and Tim Donnelly.
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• 9:16
"Plato at the Googleplex" argues that philosophy is here to stay and more relevant than ever before.
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• 4:27
Here to talk to us about the scene here in L.A. is Adam Tschorn, who covers fashion and pop culture for the L.A. Times.
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• 6:27
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