"Sinister" depicts the murders of multiple families in a number of creative ways. One family is set ablaze in a car, while another receives slashings to the throat, while in bed. Read more...
Arts, Music
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October 14, 11:48 pm
Live from Cork: _The Cork Folk Festival adds merry-making to an already outstanding live music scene_
As I've written before, the city of Cork in southwest Ireland is known in part for its outstanding live music scene. And that's just on a normal day during the week. Read more...
Arts, Music
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October 14, 11:36 pm
Matt Johnson from Indie pop duo Matt & Kim talks to DB about new album, “Lightning”
Hosting dance parties at their concerts since 2005, indie pop duo Matt & Kim started out as performing nothing more than small shows around miscellaneous venues in Brooklyn before breaking out with their first self-titled album, Matt & Kim. Read more...
Arts, Lifestyle
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October 11, 11:57 pm
Bel-Air Film Festival to hold Westwood block party
Just two weeks after Carmaggedon II shut down a stretch of the 405 freeway, Westwood will experience another traffic jam "“ but this time for the sake of entertainment. Read more...
Arts, Theater & Fine Arts
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October 11, 11:50 pm
Wild Up experimental ensemble arrives at the Hammer
[email protected] Wilco and Schubert isn't a combination that comes to mind when considering an orchestral performance, but for the experimental and classical music ensemble wild Up, this is nothing out of the ordinary. Founded by conductor Chris Rountree, wild Up is essentially one of the Hammer Museum's most recent installations. Read more...
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Arts, Lifestyle
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October 11, 11:34 pm
Greeks bond on tapings of “The Price is Right”
For students involved in Greek life, attending a taping of "The Price is Right" has become a popular sisterhood and brotherhood event. The show welcomes large groups to sign up for free tickets online which make this an economical group activity for college students on a budget. There's also the added suspense of possibly playing as a contestant. Read more...
Arts
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October 11, 12:31 am
UCLA students create Scene Shot, an app with live photo streams of local hot spots
It's already 11 p.m. on Tuesday night. Read more...
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UCLA undergraduates Chase Hallerberg and Alvin Hsia created “Scene Shot,” a free app that lets students follow local hot spots through real-time photo streams, allowing them to check out how places like Westwood Brewing Company or Maloney’s are doing at that very moment.