Diahanne Payne

A new documentary celebrates the explosion of popular music coming out Laurel Canyon in the mid-1960s, as folk went electric.

This week, you can: immerse yourself in dreamy digital art; vibe to the retro graphic posters of Abram Games; gawk at Medieval bestiaries; discuss groovy futuristic production design…

With his new TV show, Roy Choi’s on a mission the broken and beautiful parts of Los Angeles.

I’m Joe Morgenstern. I’ll be back on KCRW next week with more reviews.

There was a time when LAX wasn’t the unwieldy beast that it’s become. We hear about those days from 93-year-old Ethel Pattison, the airport’s oldest continuously working employee.

In a bold statement, a leading dean of journalism argues that in abandoning Julian Assange, the mainstream media have abandoned the First Amendment.

This is Rob Long, and on today’s Martini Shot I explain how the entertainment business works. It’s like when you have some French fries on your plate, and people keep reaching over and…

Actor Titus Welliver talks tough guy persona on "Bosch".

Seventy sonnets written in the first two hundred days of Trump's presidency,  American Sonnets for My Past and Future Assassin , by Terrance Hayes, flies out of the cages of…