Cooking is so much less stressful when you're not by yourself. Read more...
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Crab cakes are fried in canola oil on medium heat after being breaded in macadamia nuts because canola oil has a higher smoke point than olive oil. The excess oil can be soaked up by paper towels.
Geometric shapes, hanging windows and doors that lead to nowhere linger in the shadows of the Hammer Museum's exhibit, "The Night Epi$ode." Los Angeles-based performance group My Barbarian put together the exhibit by finding inspiration in the supernatural to parody political and social issues through their video gallery exhibition. Read more...
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Founders of the Los Angeles-based performance group My Barbarian, Jade Gordon and UCLA alumni Malik Gaines and Alexandro Segade, will present a performance of “Death Panel Discussion,” parodying traditional panel discussions and the process of inclusion that artists face, today at the Hammer Museum. The performance runs in conjunction with the group’s video installation, “The Night Epi$ode,” which is on display in the Hammer video gallery through Sunday. (Credit: Hammer Museum)
From Adele's music video for the single "Rolling in the Deep" overtaking Facebook statuses to the announcement of the release date for The Strokes' newest album, winter quarter promises to be filled with long-awaited album releases. Read more...
I used to be amazed by awards season fashion, what with all the pretty actresses in their gowns and whatnot. Read more...
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Helena Bonham Carter shows off her dress at the Golden Globe Awards. (Credit: Hollywood Foreign Press Association)
The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music currently has 483 students pursuing a degree of some sort. Read more...
Sitting in a coffee house, sipping a cup of coffee and listening to acoustic music is a tried and true combination for relaxation. Read more...
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From left, Nivedan Nayak, a second-year communications student, and Eric Cappello, a second-year undeclared student, of The Psykes, perform a song at Sunset Canyon Recreation Center for a Special Olympics event.
Before she became Lady Lazarus, the last time Melissa Ann Sweat sang in public was in her junior high production of "Oliver." But three years ago, Sweat assumed that artistic pseudonym and began creating her own music. Read more...
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UCLA alumna Melissa Ann Sweat began making music three years ago under the stage name Lady Lazarus. Today she released her first LP, “Mantic.”
