The life of Frida Kahlo, the flamboyant Mexican artist, is to be painted on stage in a theatrical production at the Freud Playhouse from May 28 to June 1. Read more...

A lot of people live their lives according to what they call the “American way.” They champion First Amendment rights, spit on communism and tyranny, and can’t get enough of that life, liberty and warm apple pie. Read more...

It’s Sunday afternoon, and you’re stuck on the fourth floor of Young Research Library desperately seeking sources for the term paper you’ve been putting off for weeks. Read more...

Porn. Perhaps no other four-letter word can elicit more outrage and sheer excitement all at the same time. Regardless of how high up the morality meter you place yourself, the truth is that people look at pornography, and they’re doing it right here at UCLA. Read more...

The ethnomusicology department’s end-of-the-year Jazz Ensemble concert has a new theme this year ““ instead of spotlighting students, guest artist Kenny Burrell will join the two ensembles in celebration of his 25th year at UCLA. Read more...

Many people don’t notice it in their day-to-day affairs, but cycling has become a major factor in the music world. And I don’t mean cycling in the overcoming-cancer-to-take-home-the-yellow-jersey-all-the-while-tugging-at-the-heartstrings-of-a-nation sense of the word. Read more...

“JazzReggae” is neither a typo nor the result of a space bar that’s out of order. The lack of spacing suggests a sense of togetherness, connection and unity ““ the very goals of the UCLA JazzReggae Festival. Read more...