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Jun 18, 2013 Technology We Can Wear
We already carry our technology with us everyday. What will happen when all we have to do is slip it on in the morning like a pair of pants?

The Longest Tin Can Phone Ever, in L.A.

The Untold Stories of Back-up Singers

At Theaters Near You: L.A. Film Fest

From the world's largest trumpet competition to following the lives of emergency room doctors in L.A., here are films to check out at the L.A. Film Festival this week. Read More

Jun 13, 2013

Taking Photos on Mars

JPL scientist give us a video breakdown of the camera hardware on Curiosity. This includes an explanation of how the rover takes selfies. Read More

Jun 13, 2013

What's a Hyper-Polyglot? This Kid Is.

TIm Doner is a 17-year-old kid who speaks 20 languages to some degree of fluency. Take a trip with him around New York in several languages. Read More

Jun 13, 2013

Saving Trees by Climbing Them

A group of activists in Northern California take their fight to save redwoods into the trees. They lived in tree forts for years to prevent logging. Read More

Jun 11, 2013

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Bitcoin Explained

Duncan Elms brings us "Bitcoin Explained," an exploration into the currency that is changing the way people think about cash. Read More

Jun 10, 2013

The Beauty of Resonance

Visual artist Brusspup uses sound to reveal the hidden geometry of sound. Intricate and surprising patterns emerge as the frequencies rise. Read More

Jun 6, 2013

The Pink Fields of War

Photographer Richard Mosse uses a special type of film that makes living things like grass turn pink. He took the film to the Congo. Read More

Jun 5, 2013

Could We Record Our Dreams?

When we think, our brains emit waves. Can we read those waves and then use them to record our dreams? AsapScience has some answers. Read More

Jun 5, 2013

Skate Videos are the Best LA Videos

Often characterized by its urban hustle-and-bustle, L.A. serves as a tranquil backdrop in this music video directed by Colin Kennedy. Read More

Jun 5, 2013

Take Me to Your Barista

Students from Art Center in Pasadena imagine what aliens would think if they dropped down on earth and saw humans drinking billions of cups of coffee everyday. Read More

Jun 4, 2013

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