When you hear the word "orphan," you most likely think of Annie, Oliver Twist or Harry Potter. But the UCLA Film & Television Archive sees the word as a rare film it wants to acquire. Read more...
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A KTLA news film of a César Chávez press conference is just one of the orphan films that will screen at the eighth biennial Orphan Film Symposium.
CREDIT:UCLA FILM & TELEVISION ARCHIVE
Walking down La Cienega Boulevard in West Hollywood, you might not notice the alleyway entrance to Largo at the Coronet, a 280-seat theater where the likes of singer-songwriter Fiona Apple and comedian Sarah Silverman have performed. Read more...
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Largo at the Coronet has featured artists like Fiona Apple.
Courtesy of ALEXANDER GALLAGHER–SOLTES
Five years ago, Joseph Holmes, political science undergraduate and urban planning doctorate alumnus, was sitting in a coffee shop with five of his friends. Read more...
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Alumnus Joseph Holmes recently published a new novel titled “Four Letter World,” about a 31-year-old attorney in San Francisco who worries about losing opportunities as he gets older. He will read a selection of the novel, which he published himself, on Wednesday in the Public Policy building.
Despite performing on stages in multiple continents, Lesli Margherita sometimes still ends up using the same dressing room as she did in college. Read more...
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Lesli Margherita, left, and Tom Hewitt perform in Reprise Theater Company’s “Kiss Me, Kate,” which will premiere tonight at UCLA’s Freud Playhouse. Credit: Ed Krieger.
Zach Meyerowitz was in the car listening to a mix CD from his friend Patrick Morrison when he first heard the ska song "King Samuel" by Justin Hinds and the Dominoes. Read more...
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The Ifficials will perform in Bruin Plaza at noon today, hosted by CAC and the JazzReggae Team which will be giving away free tickets to JazzReggae. Credit: Zachary Meyerowitz
When Don Kang attended UCLA, he was an engineering student with no intentions of becoming an engineer. Read more...
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Ant Rich, Jive Records’ A&R manager
Dylana Suarez started her blog, "Color Me Nana," during a bored summer session at UCLA. Read more...
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Recent UCLA alumna Dylana Suarez is a fashion blogger for her site, “Color Me Nana,” on which she writes about her style and current trends.
