Nafissa Thompson-Spires

Garth Trinidad hosts a progressive mix of soul, hip-hop, and world rhythms.

Commonwealth and Council announces a free artist-led summer school this August. Murmurs gallery hosts the first of a yearly exhibition benefiting Black Lives Matter.

"Greyhound," with Tom Hanks as a destroyer captain during the Battle of the Atlantic in World War II, brings an action adventure to home screens.

More than 900 people have signed an open letter to the Getty Board of Trustees that calls out patterns of racism within the Getty.

A major retrospective of artist Ree Morton permanently closes this week at the Institute of Contemporary Art Los Angeles (ICA LA) after being shuttered through the pandemic.

For many years, visitors often thought of Hollywood as a place of glitz and glamour. But locals knew it as a seedy area.

KCRW welcomes Nick Monaco to our airwaves for a Freeform guest DJ set.

In author and cultural historian Sam Wasson's new book, 'The Big Goodbye', he tells us that the 1970s ended in Hollywood in 1974, with the release of the epochal film 'Chinatown'.

From the archives: obliquely about Zadie Smith's "On Beauty", this intense, abstract conversation is about what a novel is.