Dave Muller is an artist who likes to party. His tongue-in-cheek approach to art is clear in his representations of old rock flyers, exhibition programs and cartoons. Read more...

As the price of modern machinery, such as computers and cell phones, decreases, the price of classical artwork continues to rise exponentially. Raphael’s “Madonna of the Pinks,” is one such classical painting. Read more...

For anyone who’s ever wondered about a film’s art director’s job, “The Art of Hollywood” film series at UCLA’s James Bridges Theater pays tribute to one of the most underrated professions of cinema. Read more...

Film “¢bull; Mexico’s 2001 hit “Y Tu Mama Tambien” comes to the Ackerman Grand Ballroom tonight and Friday at 7:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. Call (310) 825-1958 or log onto www.campusevents.ucla.edu for more information. Read more...

Todd Haynes has been on the fringe of Hollywood, but never quite in the spotlight. Credit that to his idiosyncratic movies, which include the stylish and experimental films “Safe,” a portrait of a housewife who might be allergic to society, and “Velvet Goldmine,” a bombastic picture of the 1970s glam-rock scene. Read more...

He’s the jerk, the wild and crazy guy, the arrow-through-the-head jokester, the sadistic singing dentist and one of the three pelvic-thrusting amigos. As a comic, Steve Martin is unmistakable. Read more...

Christmas arrived early this year for the folks at Campus Events. Thanks to last week’s passing of the Undergraduate Students Association Council’s student fee referendum, the organization will finally receive the budget boost it sorely needs to keep up with the rising costs of providing high quality concerts for students. Read more...