Royce Hall fell silent last Wednesday night during the “Organica” concert as the first refrains of the Beatles’ “Eleanor Rigby” bellowed from an unseen source. On a large screen images flashed of incongruous L.A. Read more...

Vásquez what? Come on, remember the gigantic shards of rock where Bill and Ted were pushed off of by the evil “usses” in their Bogus Journey? Read more...

When I was 11 and in the sixth grade, my friends and I would go to the movies right after school. After the final bell rang on Friday, we’d grab our backpacks, travel the four blocks or so to the local theater, and see the early afternoon screenings of movies like “Goldeneye” or “Beavis and Butthead Do America.” We weren’t very cool. Read more...

Tattoos are out. Scars are in. And the best part is they are not only free, but mom and dad can’t get mad. Before Los Angeles revs up its summer oven, there’s no better place to collect your red badge of courage than the Kenter trails, our very own mountain biker’s amusement park. Read more...

In an era where rigid classical performance values have been replaced by the “do-it-yourself” and “wing-it” mantras of mainstream music, the music department’s class titled Artsong insists on the importance of traditional performance methods to help music students strengthen their craft. Read more...

It’s ironic that arguably the most successful screenwriter to come out of UCLA has made a name for himself by writing a style of screenplay that UCLA doesn’t teach. Read more...

“Still” Kinross Room 126 Today ““ Saturday 8 p.m. UCLA’s Department of World Arts and Cultures presents dance performances choreographed by second-year graduate students Ana Maria Alvarez, Esther Baker, Liam Clancy and Iddi Saaka. Read more...