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The film screened March 19, with a pre-recorded Q&A with director Thea Sharrock shown immediately after the screening.
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The film screened March 12, with an in-person Q&A with KCRW host and THR editor Kim Masters, whose mother was one of the children rescued by Nicholas Winton.
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The film screened March 5 at the Landmark Westwood Theatre, with an in-person Q&A with director/producer Paul Dektor.
Variety Studio: Actors on Actors S19 Primary
With "Oppenheimer" leading the way, many of PBS SoCal's "Variety: Actors on Actors" Season 19 guests received Academy Award nominations Tuesday — including Emma Stone, Mark Ruffalo, Bradley Cooper and Robert Downey, Jr.
A sepia-tone historic photo of a man holding a cane standing in front of a food stand, surrounded by various crates, boxes, and advertising signs promoting cigarettes, candies, barbeque and more.
The cheeseburger was supposedly invented by Lionel Sternberger at The Rite Spot in Pasadena, when he added a slice of cheese to a regular beef burger and called it the "Aristocratic Hamburger." But the real history behind this fast food staple is a bit more complicated.
A hand-colored postcard of a large, white, colonial-style building with a green tiled roof stands behind a lush landscape of flower beds, a green lawn and many varieties of trees, with mountains looming just behind. An American flag waves at the top of a flagpole above the roof.
The opportunity to get and stay healthy was a major draw for people to both visit and move to Los Angeles — whether it was during the tuberculosis epidemic (a.k.a. the "forgotten plague") during the 19th century or the health and wellness boom of the early 20th century. Both of these topics are explored in Season 6 of the PBS SoCal Original Series Lost LA.
In “Obet and Del’s: The Coffee Shop Changing the Game in Hollywood” host Rosey Alvero sits down to talk with coffee shop owner Heather Knox.
Explore Thai Town and East Hollywood with all of its delicious, boozy and vintage offerings. But before you start wandering, charge up with a coffee from Obet & Del's, a neighborhood coffee haven serving up café drinks inspired by Southeast Asian culture.
Three Mariachi violinists perform with their instruments onstage in front of microphones.
Meet the 23 artists and groups — new and returning — slated for this year's 64th Annual Los Angeles County Holiday Celebration.
A woman wearing a red dotted dress with a big smile as she outstretches her arms with a person behind her.
The film screened Dec. 12 at the Landmark Westwood Theatre, with an in-person Q&A with executive music producer Stephen Bray and composer Kris Bowers.
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The film screened Dec. 5, with an in-person Q&A with director/writer Cord Jefferson.
A person in the snow looks out.
The film screened Nov. 28, with an in-person Q&A with director J.A. Bayona, producer Belén Atienza, actor Enzo Vogrincic, composer Michael Giacchino, and actual survivor Roberto Canessa.
In "The Tree Yoga Cooperative: Find Wellness in South LA" host Rosey Alvero takes a yoga class.
The Tree Yoga Collective is providing a self-care resource to its South Los Angeles community with a focus on equitable access to mindfulness, meditation, and flow. Here are some other South L.A. hidden gems for fostering inner peace, too — including a healthy dose of nature, plant-based cuisine and caffeine.
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The film screened Nov. 21, with an in-person Q&A with co-stars Carey Mulligan and Matt Bomer.
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The film screened Tuesday, Nov. 14, with an in-person Q&A with Julianne Moore, Charles Melton, writer Samy Burch and director Todd Haynes immediately following the screening.
In "Babes of Wellness: Working Out for Health and Community in Compton" host Rosey Alvero lifts weights in the gym's "Swole Babes" class.
SoCal Wanderer host Rosey Alvero takes you to Babes of Wellness, an inclusive gym for women in Compton — where you can discover other ways of finding strength and power by feeding your body and mind.
In “Los Originales Tacos Árabes de Puebla: Trying the Secret Family Recipe” host Rosey Alvero carves a special blend of meats and spices on a roasting spit.
Meet the generation of the Villegas family that's continuing the tradition of bringing Middle Eastern-influenced Mexican cuisine to Boyle Heights out of the Los Originales Tacos Árabes de Puebla food truck.
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