A former UC Riverside theater professor is the writer-performer of a one-man show about his battle to recover from a series of strokes.
A handful of Indian peafowl first came to the Palos Verdes Peninsula almost a century ago. Now, there are hundreds roaming the streets and roofs. Read More
On April 26th, hundreds of filmmakers will be making short docs across Los Angeles and 10 other U.S. cities as part of a One Day on Earth project. Read More
When Morales founded the Eastside Bike Club in 2008, he weighed 400 pounds. Today he's fit and healthy, and using biking to spread the gospel of healthy living. Read More
When Rhythm and Hues won the 2013 Oscar for visual effects, what many didn't realize was that the company had filed for bankruptcy two weeks earlier. Read More
Artist Chris Burden built the Metropolis II installation at LACMA with his LA driving experiences in mind. He wishes real-life cars in LA went as fast as the toy ones. Read More
"Signing Day" follows three high school football recruits from Southern California competing for the chance at a college football scholarship. But the odds are against them. Read More
Young filmmaker Josh Ovalle made this endearing, creative and powerful video vignette about his experience living with ADHD. Read More
Take a timelapse journey through the isthmus from Pacific to Atlantic. This video came to us from Aeon Film, a new channel that we really like. Read More
A disabled Southern California man drums his way into a band despite his disabilities. Follow his journey to a rock-and-roll lifestyle. Read More
NASA's telescope converts the sun's light into an image humans can see. The results show a rainbow of colors and the liveliness of our star. Read More
