America is obsessed with its landscape. In a world infested with mini-malls, Palm Pilots and SCUD missiles, sometimes people need a respite with something natural, simpler, black and white. Read more...

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What do you think of the scene in the film "Barbershop" where Cedric the Entertainer criticizes Rosa Parks’ fame? Temi Amoruwa First-year, biology “When I was supposed to watch it again for my sociology class, I really analyzed it a little better. Read more...

Joan Baez, one of the most prominent female folk singers since the 1960s, will perform at Royce Hall tonight, treating students to a voice that has brought sweet chills to listeners for over forty years. Read more...

While motorcycle clubs may be readily associated with macho leather-clad bikers such as Hell’s Angels, the makers of “Biker Boyz” (produced by UCLA alumnus Gina Prince-Bythewood) hope that their new film will do more than just change the misinformed stereotypes about those who ride. Read more...

A script that calls for big movie stars, expensive fighter planes and a natural disaster would hardly faze most Hollywood film directors. For a pair of documentarians, however, capturing these elements on film is something to get excited about. Read more...

Communication between distant regions of the globe has become as simple as one click of a mouse. Fittingly, the newest exhibition at the UCLA Hammer Museum shows that in the world of contemporary art, styles are transcending borders. Read more...