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223 Years of Government: Thanks, Constitution!

Happy National Constitution Day fellow public television nerds and history buffs. Today we pay homage to a document with one of the best opening lines ever.

Bridge and tunnel

Noir-adjacent authenticity is elusive in the new Downtown, withholding. "A lot of nights there it looks like the Westside, and that's not why we moved down here," said one resident.

Arts Preview: September 16, 2010

The beach will be home to a range of spectacular artworks on display from dusk until dawn as Santa Monica gears up for another Glow event on September 25. You can also get a taste of light and interactivity by visiting Brandon Lattu's Reciprocity of Li...

Form+Code

Form+Code, a new book by UCLA instructors Casey Reas and Chandler McWilliams, offers a terrific introduction to computational aesthetics.

L.A. Stimulus: Helpful or Wasteful?

A new report from L.A. City Controller Wendy Gruel makes federal stimulus spending look like it's doing less for L.A. employment than you might have hoped.

Race in Los Angeles: A Cartographic Investigation

Red is White, Blue is Black, Green is Asian, Orange is Hispanic, Gray is Other, and each dot represents 25 people. Data from Census 2000. Map by Eric…

(Mad-) Men of Letters

In Mexico City, you don't have to look for history in a museum. The city itself is one, a living diorama of history, which is always somewhat astonishing to me, the native of L.A., the past-less paradise.

Sue Huang of Knifeandfork

Sue Huang of the art collective Knifeandfork talks about her work in anticipation of "Relay Drawing" coming up at LACE, which unites mobile phones, generative drawing and the psychogeography of Hollywood.

Congrats, Madeleine!

The folks here at KCET would just like to shout out a big congratulations to Madeleine Brand who has a new show on KPCC from 9 to 10 AM weekdays. And a…

Youth Voices Explores The LA River

Youth Voices students are about to embark on an exploration of the L.A. River to help tell its history around the current issues that surround what many Angelenos claim to be a 52-mile storm drain system.

Smorgasbord at the Flower Festival

Camp Fire Girls sold corn on the cob; the Elks Lodge had tri tip dinners (Santa Maria style, of course, and deserving of its own blog entry); the Mormons has strawberry pie; the Foursquares had jambalaya. The Mexican Social Organization sold quesadill...

Bell Scandal Leads to Arrests

Eight past and present Bell city officials have been arrested in connection with the ongoing investigations into political corruption there.

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