Gloria Cheng Today, 8 p.m. Schoenberg Hall It’s easy to forget that, in his day, Beethoven was pushing the boundaries of contemporary music ““ if not tearing them apart. Read more...

Screenwriting is a largely invisible profession. The fruits of the screenwriter’s labors are often unapparent to the average movie-goer, hidden behind the talents of the director and actors. Read more...

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The lights are dim and the low hum coming from the hundreds of film projectors is jumbled and incoherent. To the left of the entrance doors is a large projection of a black dog meandering in the middle of a busy road, dangerously avoiding being hit by speeding cars. Read more...

While many UCLA students were partying to blow off post-midterm steam last Thursday night, two musicians were representing the lyrically driven anything-goes style of New York’s anti-folk scene at The Avalon in Hollywood. Read more...

ESPN’s Bill Simmons likes to joke that sports teams need “common-sense coordinators” to keep team officials from making stupid decisions. A common-sense coordinator would help an NFL coach keep track of his time-outs and would advise a baseball general manager against signing a fly-ball pitcher to play in a hitter’s park. Read more...

The meaning of life may be subjective, but the meaning of literature most certainly is. As such, the prose recitals of Samuel Beckett, writer of “Waiting for Godot,” will probably be unlike anything you have seen before. Read more...