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Filmmaker Jules Hart makes the case for female priests in "Pink Smoke Over the Vatican."
7:19
Catholic scholar Father Thomas Rausch of Loyola Marymount University joins Val to talk about the once and future Pope and the church's possible new direction.
7:49
By the end of this century, great apes, including gorillas and chimpanzees, may be extinct. Researcher Craig Stanford has written a plea to help save our closest genetic cousins in the animal kingdom.
6:08
Santa Monica wants to create a "wellbeing index" for its citizens, but how do you measure happiness?
6:49
Fifty years after "The Feminine Mystique" was published, female executives are saying some unexpected things. Is there a new war on women?
5:30
Money issues and a shakeup at MOCA's board of directors may call for the museum to be absorbed by LACMA.
8:28
LAX. The L.A. River. Pershing Square. They're all disasters, according to architecture critic Christopher Hawthorne. But he has some ideas on how transform them.
7:31
The stock market is soaring and Wall Street is celebrating, but is the economic recovery real for the rest of us? Economist Chris Thornberg gives Madeleine his prognosis for the ailing economy.
4:05
Ramiro Gomez installs cardboard cutouts of day laborers and domestic workers in Beverly Hills and West L.A. to show lives overlooked by most.
12:54
Sweetheart deals, lucrative contracts, and unpaid loans: it's business as usual in one of Los Angeles County's poorest cities.
7:35
Madeleine talks to Dr. Lucy Jones, seismologist from the U.S. Geological Survey.
12:15
It's been decades since the feminist movement fought for the right of women to work outside the home, and their efforts paid off.
