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Larry Mantle and KPCC FilmWeek critics will congregate to campaign for and criticize the 88th Academy Awards nominees in front of a live audience.

Gibney's documentary about cyber warfare all but predicted the hacking of the Democratic National Committee; the operator of an illegal venue says the city should not take a blanket approach to its crackdown; life as a voiceover actor (part 1).

You can adopt a dog, cat, puppy, or kitten during Best Friends’ N K L A Super Adoption, presented by BOBS from Skechers. With hundreds of dogs and cats from dozens of rescue groups and shelters, all pets are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped.

Friedrichs vs. California Teachers Association could overturn a law implemented nearly four decades ago; How viable is the $1.85 billion homelessness plan?; and looking back at David Bowie's evolving personas.

Discussing the impact of yesterday's UCLA campus shooting; debating the sales tactics of Trump University and Larry Mantle hosts a debate with the candidates vying for Don Knabe's seat on the L.A. Board of Supervisors.

The song cycle, "Notes of a Native Song," by the duo Stew & Heidi, plays like a love letter to James Baldwin; SAG Award noms are out! Alex Jung of Vulture.com discusses the TV categories; We visit members of the L.A. theater troupe, Impro, as they rehearse their improvised holiday play that spoofs those 1960's variety shows;

RSVP will lead a campus beautification project at historic Gates Elementary in Lincoln Heights for all Baby Boomers, open to volunteers age 55+. Onsite service projects include an edible garden build, mural painting, landscaping and fun craft activities with students. Breakfast and lunch included, and a raffle for a $700 class with UCLA Extension.

The new gun research center in California, how text-to-911 has been working in CA, a chat with the conductor of the Harry Potter at the Hollywood Bowl event.

International Olympic Day returns to KPCC with a look-ahead to the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.

AirTalk's political roundup series continues with a look ahead to Indiana's primaries; weighing the effects of presidential election 2016 media coverage and the contest that will determine L.A.'s Pershing Square re-design.