A beautiful half-bird, half-woman creature flies down to Earth to partake in a ritual that signifies her entrance into womanhood. A fame-seeking hunter, Chai, sets out to capture this mythical creature, only to find that he cannot after he falls in love with her. Read more...
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UCLA’s Thai Smakom members rehearse a dance routine that they will perform at their 14th annual Thai Culture Night on Saturday in Schoenberg Hall.
Sitting center stage with flashcards in hand, David Leaf, a professor in UCLA's Herb Alpert School of Music, moderates a discussion of his Music Industry 105 course with a renowned rock "˜n' roll songwriting legend, who is comfortably seated in front of the piano, wearing jeans and a casual button-down shirt. Read more...
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Chairman of the Songwriters Hall of Fame and multiple Grammy Award-winning legend, Jimmy Webb, answers questions about the music industry and his career for Professor David Leaf’s Music Industry 105 class.
The year is 1994. Kurt Cobain committed suicide in April. Kristen Pfaff, bassist of the Courtney Love-fronted band Hole, was found dead by heroin overdose in June. Two months later, Hole was on tour for its second album, duly called "Live Through This." Read more...
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Courtesy of ROMY SUSKIN
Coachella's first weekend has come and gone. With many music fans headed home from Indio, and just as many looking forward to the second weekend, now is the perfect time to look at a few of the performers in more detail. Daily Bruin's Leah Christianson spoke to the members of three groups "“ The Airplane Boys, Nero and We Are Augustines. Read more...
There's a drinking game people are chomping at the bit to play, and it's not even a real thing. Read more...
Many people tend to harbor the notion that crises in far-off regions thousands of miles away stand beyond their reach of influence. The members of the on-campus organization Mighty Mic tend to think differently. Read more...
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The Might Mic concert will benefit those affected by drought in Somalia.
Growing up is already a difficult process, but when no one is there to help guide or protect, the odds of succeeding become very slim. Such is the situation for blue-collar, South Boston native Margaret "Margie" Walsh in David Lindsay-Abaire's "Good People." Read more...
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