Kelly Meyer

At the New York Times Dealbook Conference, the Netflix CEO weighed in on Saudi Arabia, increased playback speeds, and the theatrical experience.

This is Rob Long and on today’s Martini Shot I decide to pitch a show that I’m pretty sure won’t ever get made, but I do like the title: "Liza Minelli, Private Detective."

Marijuana stocks were the hottest on the market just a few weeks ago. But now some of those companies are in a tailspin.

Movies about car racing sound like operas scored entirely for bassos. "Ford v Ferrari" fills that bill, but it also has significant things to say on a variety of worthy subjects.

The City of LA is considering doing away with requirements that developers provide parking with new buildings in downtown.

Two-bedroom units in Pasadena often sell for $700,000. So how could one cost $75,000? Caltrans owns it.

Alison Roman and Evan Kleiman team up to answer your burning Thanksgiving questions. Fuchsia Dunlop talks the canon of Sichuan cookery.

The city of LA is launching a design competition to design a new streetlight.

KCRW invites you to an advance screening of The Two Popes from Netflix.