Toward the end of the "Freedom and Fashion" show, held Thursday in Ackerman Grand Ballroom, a model walked down the runway in a dress that seemed to embody the ideas of the entire event. Read more...
Photo: Models showcase clothes from the “Freedom and Fashion” line. The nonprofit and fair-trade runway show was held in Ackerman Grand Ballroom Thursday.
Leonardo da Vinci was a pretty interesting guy, inventing an automobile prototype way ahead of its time and whatnot. Read more...
We all know by now that the Guitar Hero and Rock Band video game franchises are a cruel joke played on the baby boomers. How torturous it must be for them to have lived through the magical era of the Beatles and protest songs and vinyl, only to watch their children play plastic instruments in front of a television screen. Read more...
Black Friday has come early this year. Well, for about 160 people it did. Because that's how many were able to get their hands on the new limited edition "Jimmy Choo for H&M" line before everything was gone in two hours. Read more...
Step aside Urban Outfitters "“ fashion savvy individuals of Westwood have just received another clothing store option, imported directly from Italy, in the form of Brandy & Melville. Read more...
Photo: Italian clothing chain Brandy & Melville recently opened a new store in Westwood. While the chain has 40 locations in Europe, this is the first in the United States.
It's common knowledge that dance can be a pretty difficult task; it takes strength, balance, determination and focus to succeed. But one might not realize that the photography of dance is just as difficult, requiring the same kind of skill to catch the essence of the motions. Read more...
In 2007, writer Nona Willis Aronowitz and photographer Emma Bee Bernstein, who were childhood friends, decided to hit the road, leaving behind their lives in New York and beginning a journey in Aronowitz's Chevy Cavalier that would take them across America. Read more...
Photo: The feminist book, “Girldrive: Criss-Crossing America, Redefining Feminism,” is written by Nona Willis Aronowitz and Emma Bee Bernstein. The book includes interviews with women throughout the nation, including a UCLA graduate student.
