Saturday, September 12

Televising the revolution

A little less than a year ago, seven UCLA graduate film students were given the opportunity of a lifetime. Showtime Network, which has 35.9 million subscribers, offered to air and partially fund a film from each student in a joint project with UCLA titled “Images of War in the 21st Century,” which will air in prime time the night before the presidential election, on Nov. Read more...



The language of theater – La lengua del teatro

In part with its third International Theater Festival, UCLA Live presents world-renowned theater group El Teatro Justo Rufino Garay. Justo Rufino Garay, which comes from Nicaragua under the direction of Lucero Millan and Enrique Polo, has been incredibly successful. Read more...


Pixies work their magic in Irvine

Late-1980s indie rock prophets the Pixies might not be the most obvious band that comes to mind when describing legendary, crowd-pleasing, sold-out arena tours. The group, which is largely credited with having invented a unique blend of punk, surf and pop sounds which would later be taken up by the likes of Nirvana and Alice in Chains, tends to be more often associated with professional heights it never managed to achieve ““ thanks in large part to a well-publicized feud between bassist Kim Deal and lead singer/guitarist Black Francis (aka Frank Black, aka Charles Thompson) that eventually led to the band’s demise in 1992. Read more...


Actress enjoying musical success

It is all too often that when actors try their hands at being musicians, the results are disastrous. But some actors manage to make the switch smoothly, as in the case of Juliette Lewis, frontwoman of Juliette and the Licks. Read more...



Musical numbers

Nearly all UCLA students are aware of the good-natured rivalry between North Campus and South Campus. It essentially comes down to the world of humanities and the arts versus the world of the sciences and mathematics. Read more...