Here at CBS for a live interview pertaining to the upcoming pageant, my charity work & what I would…read morelike to see changed and how or what I can do to help that change. There are several things not just one that I would like to make a difference on, one being to help house the homeless and find therapist to donate their time to help with their mental wellbeing, two would be to help our veterans find housing and affordable health care for them & help them integrate back into society, three to help bring a cure for cancer for both adults and especially Children. I can go on & on. I was greeted with respect and support from the staff here & the producer's meet me as I was headed to my dressing room and filled me in on the do's & don't during the interview and gave me a heads up on the questions that would be asked & I informed them that my personal life is off limits. The interview was outstanding now we'll see what was cut & edited by the time it airs

Poor experience, no longer CBS Television, as CBS broadcasting no longer exists. You could go over…read moreto the Farmer Market and have an underwhelming over priced lunch.

I snagged free tickets for myself and my friend for the Bill Maher taping. I was so excited! It was…read morereally all word of mouth. I filled out a form online and a week later someone called me saying they still had room and tickets. So we showed up, went through security just using my name as the magic word, and got in! Low and behold they take your phones before you go in. Cue devastation. But I just ended up chatting with my friend and taking it all in, trying to ignore my empty pocket and hand. You have to think so much more and harder without your phone! Anyway, we were picked to get the best seats in the house and be the most excited fans to scream and clap and laugh for Bill. So middle center was ours!! After a brief wait and some pumping up from the head senior writer, who was a pure riot btw, we watched a quick montage of what the show was about and past clips and testimonials of how real he is. Then finally the show started! Special guest was Martin Short who is an amazing 69-year-old comedic gem. Loved him! Bill was hilarious as usual and the guests were thought provoking and provocative. Episode 299 I believe? Go watch it and look for me screaming!

I saw a taping of Jimmy Kimmel on Tuesday and ended up getting in an altercation with security when…read morethey wouldn't let me use the bathroom. What a nice 180 it was when I came to the Late Late Show with James Corden and was greeted with smiles and good attitudes from all the CBS security and employees. I was joking with the staff on the way in and they were joking right back. The show was fun, and nobody tried to block me from using the bathroom upon exiting the show. What a concept!

Y'all this is an office space so no outside visitors :) if you do have friends that work here…read morethough they do sometimes have small parties here.

Outstanding programming including captivating dramas and public affairs content. Love the Public…read moreMedia Group of Southern California!! Maura Daly Phinney, the SVP of Member Engagement, and her team does an amazing job with communications. Vital part of the thread of our community. So glad they exist.

Lucy Worsley's 12 Days of Tudor Christmas again airs December 4, 2020, locally on PBS SoCal,…read moreChannel 28 and probably many times after during the Christmas season. Check your local PBS station. Lucy Worsley has the knack of being scholarly and tremendously whimsical all at once. An excellent Christmas offering, Ms. Worsley presents the customs (sometimes horrifying feasting, but perhaps not to gourmands) of sixteenth century English life. Insight into Henry VIII's demands and requirements (there is no "off with her head" here) do differ greatly, but things never do change really. Seeking merriment might not have been easy for the regular folk, but seek they did. The twelve days of Christmas, as some may know, begins on Christmas and ends on January 5 as we see while following Ms. Worsley through the days. While not discussed in this program, the very familiar Christmas song, the "Twelve Days of Christmas" has a hidden meaning, often liturgical, behind each verse.

Top Tv Channel, great set, great make up artist team and of course their shows. They are all really…read moregood. I do enjoy coming here and being around all of them.

My wife watched this station every day. Then suddenly it changed to ME TV. Called Spectrum and they…read moresay that Aztecs changed their station programming. Not very happy at this time. Northern LA County has Latino population also.

I like The Young Turks for strait ahead, no nonsense reporting! Love Ana (when she is alone) and…read moreJohn on the Damage Report and his guys, but I CAN'T STAND CENK! When he's on I can't watch it...so I will turn it off even if Ana is on...whom I very much respect. Cenk's little childish whining voices which he does every few minutes is not what I consider no nonsense. Cenk's "Two Cents" should be relabeled as Cenk's "Nonsense" I can't watch anyone if they make me feel stupid for watching them!! Sorry Ana and to everybody else...if Cenk is on...I'm Gone!!! I have friends that feel as I do. Looking for news somewhere else...maybe "The Hill"?

Love this programming for information, discussion about world events, politics here and of course…read morethe truth about what really goes on in this country. Keeps me thinking and questioning the more I watch and learn. So relevant and right on.

I have seen their productions and it is good quality. I like that they are a good voice for the…read moreVietnamese community. I also agree with the review by Pho T. that Yelp has not approved. My only criticism is that there are no clear instructions on how to receive their programming. Currently, we have to watch on our computer screen. I think there is a way to get their programming on ROKU but I don't know how to do it. If anyone knows, please send me a message here on Yelp.