Brand & Martínez

Anti-American protests have spread to Tunisia, India, Bangladesh, Lebanon, Iran, Afghanistan, Sudan and Yemen.

It's unclear if anyone has seen the "Innocence of Muslims" film in its entirety. What most people have seen is the 14-minute trailer on YouTube.

The emphasis on unique sound design is one of the stylistic changes in the movie trailer industry, but the way we watch trailers is changing.

It's been two weeks now since China's designated new leader-in-waiting Xi Jinping has been seen in public.

The National Hockey League is bracing itself for a lockout.

Martin J. Smith's new book "The Wild Duck Chase," takes readers inside motley crew of artists, stamp collectors and conservationists involved in the annual federal Duck Stamp contest.

Meghan McCarty is back with your Weekend Alibi - a roundup of the best entertainments in Southern California.

Author Pauls Toutonghi joins the show to talk with Madeleine Brand about his new novel, "Evel Knievel Days."

Today LAUSD Superintendent John Deasy kicks off an event at a local high school aimed at encouraging drop-out students to return and finish their education.

Georgia judge Steve Teske will join the show to discuss his meeting with LAUSD and law enforcement officials today.

....And a look back at an eventful week that started with the Chicago teachers' strike.