Lori Sale

It’s TV staffing season: when writers look for jobs. But this year, writers have fired their agents in their battle over packaging fees.

The stories in Heads of the Colored People, by Nafissa Thompson-Spires, try to capture what’s human in what otherwise may only be trends.

At the beginning of Michael McKeever’s play at the Fountain Theatre, we are at the end of a dinner party.

Edward Goldman talks about the Eleanor Antin exhibition at LACMA and an exhibition by June Edmonds at Luis de Jesus gallery.

It is, every bit of it, the cat’s meow.

Michael Schneider joins us from New York, where he's attending the annual ritual of the broadcast TV upfronts.

As a follow-up to his podcasts about exercise guru Richard Simmons and then Y2K, Dan Taberski set out to investigate the darker aspects of the long-running show ‘Cops.’

For Cornerstone’s latest piece “A Jordan Downs Illumination” the focus is really space and time (or more accurately *place* through time).

A bill in Sacramento called SB50 would override local zoning rules to legalize small and mid-size apartment buildings around public transit and job centers.