It's a jam-packed season this quarter for the worlds of film, music, theater and art. In between midterms and essays, make some time to catch one or two or all of these upcoming events. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV, Music
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September 20, 9:05 pm
A&E Fall Preview
Arts
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September 20, 2:31 pm
Arts offer means of escape
In an issue-filled world, there are a variety of pressing, urgent topics affecting millions worldwide and which deserve to be reported on: health-care reform, the economy and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, for example - things that matter. Read more...
Arts
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September 20, 2:26 pm
Exhibit serves up history of tea
On campus, caught in a trivial debate with a pal over which is the better iced tea brand, Lipton or Arizona, few of us would think of the long journey tea has traveled in history to get here since its beginnings in China's Zhou dynasty. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV
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September 20, 2:25 pm
Q&A with Jeanine Mason
There is no dancing around the demands of Fox's hit reality dance show, "So You Think You Can Dance." Read more...
Photo: Jeanine Mason, a first-year world arts and cultures student, is the winner of the last season of Fox’s reality-competition show “So You Think You Can Dance.”
Arts
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September 20, 2:23 pm
Play aims to put star back on the map
How do you get back on the A-list in Hollywood? Read more...
Photo: GEFFEN PLAYHOUSE “Matthew Modine Saves the Alpacas” opens Thursday at Geffen Playhouse.
Film & TV
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September 20, 2:22 pm
Out of Egypt and onto the screen
One might expect the host of an archeological show about ancient Egypt to be a monotone and graying old man, perhaps a professor who appears as ancient as the civilizations he explores. Read more...
Photo: UCLA professor Kara Cooney is the host of the new television series, “Out of Egypt,” on the Discovery Channel.
Arts, Music
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September 20, 2:21 pm
Amateur interest grows to true love of music
Singing tunes heard on the radio or playing instrumental music are hobbies not uncommon of students here at UCLA. Read more...
Photo: Fourth-year anthropology student Arkae Tuazon balances his musical and academic life. He performed in Spring Sing 2009 with Rapture City Philharmonic.