Culture
Pyramids, Wheels and Three Squares a Day: How Government Shapes Our Diet
by Miguel Contreras|
February 3, 2012 9:29 PM
Uncle Sam has long taken an interest in our diets, sometimes in surprising ways. Take a brief pictorial tour through government policies that have influenced the way we eat. » continue reading
Extended Interview: Jeremy Seifert, Dumpster Diver and Director
An extended interview with dumpster diver turned director Jeremy Seifert. » continue reading
Extreme Green: Dumpster Diving to Prevent Food Waste
Val Zavala tags along on a Dumpster Diver tour and learns how some people are preventing waste by rescuing discarded food from the trash. » continue reading
Unger: OMG Facebook, I Quit!
Don't try to friend commentator Brian Unger. He is done with Facebook. » continue reading
Extreme Green: Minimalist Lives With Just 50 Things
A man tries to simplify his life by whittling his personal possessions to just 50 Things. » continue reading
L.A. Tonight: David Foster
In this special presentation, Roy Firestone talks with legendary producer, songwriter, and record company executive David Foster. » continue reading
Tourist Detraction
It's visible for miles across the Los Angeles Basin — a beacon, beckoning to tourists. But how do you get there? » continue reading
Herbie Hancock: All That's Jazz
One on one with music icon Herbie Hancock, with some amazing performances and never-before-seen footage. » continue reading
Thomas Keller: Uncorked
A revealing portrait of master chef Thomas Keller, the only American chef to have 3-star Michelin ratings for two different restaurants at the same time. » continue reading
Backstage at the Ballet
We go backstage with the Los Angeles Ballet for opening night of the company's first major full-length dramatic work, "Giselle." » continue reading
Music Man
He helps musicians who aspire to greater things or just want to hone their art — meet North Hollywood "Music Man" Paul Kulak. » continue reading
Nuthin' But Net
Fred Newman is not a pro. He just shoots like one. Meet the guy who sank the most consecutive free throws while blindfolded. » continue reading
The Mayor of Skid Row
by Alex Shey|
April 16, 2010 1:16 PM
Meet a man who embodies a new model for community activism. He's a Skid Row resident who works tirelessly to improve life for the people in his neighborhood. » continue reading
The Wreck Finder
He tracks down the sites of plane crashes as far back as World War II. Meet one of the world's foremost "aviation archeologists." » continue reading
Portrait of a Military Family
by Steve Proffitt|
April 5, 2010 12:25 PM
Daddy's going back to war. A visual document of a military family just as the father is about to be re-deployed to Afghanistan. » continue reading
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