Craving pizza? You will be after this!
Detroit style pizza is a phenomenon that is now available in L.A. Chef Ryan Ososky, owner of 'DTown Pizzeria', showed us why people who try his pies keep coming back for more!
The Voltaggio brothers bring the fun and the food
Bryan and Michael have been cooking since they were young. Over the years they turned their love into a successful career. Aside from their restaurants, the Voltaggios are now doing their thing on the Discovery+ series "Battle of the Brothers".
Retired astronaut reflects on amazing career & making history
Joan Higginbotham didn't set out to become an astronaut but her talent and intelligence eventually took her to the stars and back, one of only three African American females to ever do so. She talked to Michaela about what that incredible adventure was like and what it meant to her.
iAsia Brown on a mission to help veterans, LGBTQ+ community navigate the tech industry
She served in the Air Force and the Marines. She's an artist and a techie. In fact, she calls herself the coolest nerd you will ever meet! But there is nothing nerdy about iAsia Brown’s mission to help our vets and folks in the LGBTQ+ community.
Five lessons for aspiring women entrepreneurs
Success Coach Cheryl Polote-Williamson shares tips for aspiring women entrepreneurs.
Writer Lindsay Martell shares her hair loss story after losing her eyebrows
Writer Lindsay Martell Shares Her Hair Loss Story After Losing Her Eyebrows
Transplant Games of America honoring those who save lives with organ donation
Transplant Games of America honoring those who save lives with organ donation.
‘All You Can Vegas’ YouTube hosts discuss the return of Las Vegas buffets
Catherine and Derek, the hosts of YouTube's "All You Can Vegas," discuss the highly anticipated return of buffets in Sin City.
Soccer legend Alexi Lalas has message for bad fans: 'Don't be a jerk!'
This Sunday, FOX's 'Summer of Soccer' kicks off on FOX11 Sunday afternoon with Copa America 2021. Lalas, who is the lead studio analyst for FOX Sports, talked about the return of fans at games and previewed this Sunday's big match up between Brazil and Venezuela. He also didn't hold back talking about fans who go after players during and after games.
Veteran Jonathan Hancock talks documentary that explores PTSD and healing
Marine Combat Veteran Jonathan Hancock walked 6,000 miles around the country to visit servicemen suffering from PTSD, as well as families who have lost a loved one. His journey was documented in "Bastards' Road."
Actresses use their fame to try and make a difference in people's lives
In Hollywood, many who hit the big time sometimes forget where they came from but not Elisabeth Rohm and Gabriella Wright . Elisabeth Rohm found success on "Law and Order" then went on to leave her mark in acclaimed movies like "American Hustle" and "Joy". Gabriella Wright also appeared in "The Tudors" and stars in the upcoming movie "The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard". Both women have organizations that are near and dear to them during a time they couldn't be more relevant. Gabriella is the co-founder of "Never Alone" a mental well-being and suicide prevention initiative of the Chopra Foundation...and Elisabeth is behind "The Respect Project"...which provides online and in-person cultural programming rooted in respect, honesty and celebration of diverse opinions and experiences.
Understanding the emotional aspects of the cancer journey
Author Cynthia Hayes on Her Book "The Big Ordeal" and Understanding the Emotional Aspects of the Cancer Journey
Dr. George James Talks Sports and Mental Health
Dr. George James Talks Sports and Mental Health
D-Nice kept the party going safely and provided much needed relief during covid with his 'Club Quarantine'
It was a place where someone could dance with stars like Will Smith, Tiffany Haddish, Jamie Foxx, Rihanna. You name the star chances are they were there. D-Nice started his virtual 'Club Quarantine' as a way to stay connected to friends but it became something much bigger and important. D-Nice talks about how it gave people a bit of normal during a far from normal time. He also explains how everyone can finally be together for real and celebrate at the Hollywood Bowl at 'Club Quarantine Live' August 29th.
LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner talks about leading schools during covid and responds to the criticism he's received during this crisis
He's been in charge of the second largest school district in the country through the most difficult crisis in decades. Michaela sat down with outgoing L-A-U-S-D superintendent Austin Beutner to talk about what went right... what went wrong... and what happens next.
'The Singing Oncologist' Dr. Steven Eisenberg uses music to soothe his patients
'The Singing Oncologist' Dr. Steven Eisenberg uses music to soothe his patients. During his interview with Amanda Salas, he even performed a great song about Good Day LA.
Virtual concert will benefit 'The Christina Grimmie Foundation' and honor the late singer
Five years ago this month, Christina Grimmie was shot and killed signing autographs at an event. Her brother Marcus and 'The Christina Grimmie Fundation' are holding a virtual concert in her honor June 8th. Marcus talked about his sister's legacy, who the foundation is helping, and what we can expect at the 'Concert for a Cause'. To get free tickets and to donate to the Christina Grimmie Foundation, go to cgfconcertforacause.com.
Joel McHale: 'Building desserts is like building a rocket'
Joel McHale hosts the new FOX series 'Crime Scene Kitchen' and shared some of the show's secrets...and a couple of his own as well.
'It's cathartic, it's all out there. There are no more skeletons in the closet'
Growing up young, black, and gay made life extremely difficult and challenging for Brian Broome. He opens up about the hardships, the laughs, and the heartbreak in his new memoir 'Punch Me Up to the Gods'.
‘In The Heights’ to get special screening at Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival
Rafael Agustin, the new CEO of the Latino Film Institute, talked about Friday's special preview of the movie, diversity in Hollywood, and the programs offered to help students find their futures in film.