‘Baby Steps’ Director Barney Cheng on LGBT Family Acceptance and Surrogacy
Filmmaker Barney Cheng talks about his new movie, which follows an interracial gay couple on their quest to find a mother in the complex world of international surrogacy.
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Julia Marshall – Alhambra artist and illustrator
Jeu Foon interviews a promising local artist, Julia Marshall, about her anime and Archie Comics-inspired drawings.
How I took the picture that is now featured on Judy Chu’s Facebook page
Alex Rivest tells us how he took the photo that is now U.S. Congresswoman Judy Chu's Facebook cover photo.
Hold These Truths: Q&A with Playwright Jeanne Sakata
Interview with playwright Jeanne Sakata about her play HOLD THESE TRUTHS, about World War II civil rights leader Gordon Hirabayashi.
Abacus: Small Enough to Jail – Chinatown bank CEO and filmmaker at the center of the storm
Our Arts columnist Victoria Moy interviews Abacus Federal Savings Bank President & CEO Jill Sung and Filmmaker Steve James about their new documentary
THE LA MUSIC CENTER’S POPULAR, FREE OUTDOOR DOWNTOWN DANCE SERIES DANCE DTLA KICKS OFF JUNE 23, 2017
– Summer Favorites Dance Downtown and DJ Nights Return for Dancing Under the Stars, with All Events in Grand Park and Presented by The Music Center On Location – WHAT: The Music Center’s Dance DTLA is an evening of dancing…
Alhambra’s Kimberly Salazar – Instructor and Rising Rock Drummer
Jeu Foon interviews Alhambra's rising jazz and rock drummer as well as Pedrini's music teacher Kimberly Salazar.
Director Doris Yeung on her ‘Taxi Stories’ through Jakarta, Hong Kong and Beijing
Victoria Moy interviews Doris Yeung, the director of "Taxi Stories," a standout film from the recent Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival.
How Mark Keppel High School packs an emotional punch with its theater program
Inside Mark Keppel's recent production of "The Suitcase Dreams," which the drama club put on without the help of any state or school funding.
A Hit Cole Porter Musical Comes to Alhambra High School
Jay Parker takes us inside Alhambra High School's production of "Kiss Me Kate," Cole Porter's witty take on Shakespeare's "Taming of the Shrew."
