This past weekend could have been the biggest not-big-movie weekend ever. “Whaaaa? Kenny’s flipped his lid!” you might say. But see, check this out. Though “Red Dragon” and “Sweet Home Alabama” may have dominated the box office this weekend, there was a whole plethora, or perhaps better put, a multitude, of potential sleeper hits. Read more...

A few hours after the sun dawns on any given Saturday of the fall season, three UCLA students suit up to spend the day working in front of thousands of fans in sometimes triple digit temperatures. Read more...

For a taste of Japan, many people head over to Tsunami for overpriced sushi and noodles in the Ackerman Union A-level. But, why not skip the tepid fare and get your Japanese fill at the UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History? Read more...

Glancing across the first floor of Ackerman Union, I notice the people who zone out by either staring blankly at a wall in front of them or looking at one of the numerous televisions. Read more...

Jim Thirlwell, aka Steroid Maximus, Clint Ruin, DJ OTEFSU, Wiseblood, Baby Zizanie, Manorexia and numerous incarnations centered around the name Foetus, either has a multiple personality disorder or way too much imagination for his own good. Read more...

Jeff Buckley and Gary Lucas “Songs to No One 1991-1992″ Knitting Factory Records Jeff Buckley had a beautiful voice. “Songs to No One,” gives the world some of the earliest recorded documents of that voice. Read more...

The Calle 54 concert was off the hook. Treating the Royce audience to music from the Fernando Trueba documentary, the concert did just what the movie project intended by offering a tour of Latin music’s broad, stylistic spectrum. Read more...