The idea for this week's column started when two friends and I were looking for a new place to eat a couple of weeks ago. Read more...
Arts, Arts Columns
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March 14, 9:11 pm
Patrick’s Roadhouse restaurant is unique both inside and out
Arts, Theater & Fine Arts
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March 14, 9:07 pm
Theater Review: “Beauty and the Beast”
If Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" is a cautionary tale for anything, it would be that no one should ever go into the woods unless they want to be chomped up by wolves or get stuck in a castle with a man-beast. Read more...
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(Courtesy of Joan Marcus)
Arts, Arts Columns
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March 10, 2:38 am
Fire in the Kitchen: _Delicious Turon dessert ruined by one unripe ingredient_
My senior year has been punctuated by the recipes I've used for cooking. The finale, a Filipino dessert called Turon, gave me everything I could have asked for from an ending "“ the laugh of the year, accompanied by a taste so terrible that my taste buds are still haunted by it. Read more...
Arts
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March 10, 2:26 am
Five films on procrastination will give students a distraction from finals
If you thought your studying is going badly, here are some examples of how it could be going worse. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV
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March 10, 2:24 am
Four Bruin filmmakers to screen films at South by Southwest festival
At this year's South By Southwest (SXSW) music, film and interactive festival, UCLA is represented by no fewer than four filmmakers, including Catherine Hardwicke, the director of "Thirteen" and "Twilight." Read more...
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Lamar Hughes (left) and Scott Rutherford (right) star in “Love Analysis.”
Courtesy of: Lucas Mireles
Arts, Theater & Fine Arts
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March 10, 2:12 am
SCREEN SCENE: Jane Eyre
The need to tell the story of Jane Eyre and her romance with her brooding employer Mr. Rochester is an itch that has been scratched time and again. Read more...
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Credit: FOCUS FEATURES
Arts, Theater & Fine Arts
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March 7, 1:51 am
World arts and cultures students to perform unfinished works in “˜Culture Crossing’
World arts and cultures associate Professor Cheng-Chieh Yu gave six of her students the task of rehearsing a choreographed dance with the aim of waving the necktie wrapped around their foreheads as much as possible. Read more...
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Joseph Small (left), a graduate student in world arts and cultures, and Bryan Zavala, a fourth-year world arts and cultures student, rehearse for “Culture Crossing,” a professor-led quarterly production put on by UCLA’s Department of World Arts and Cultures.