Sunday, July 26


A night with the classics

Under the Malibu moonlight, the Getty Villa is a romantic haven for the classic arts of ancient cultures. Read more...

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The Getty Villa, a museum located in Malibu, will host College Night on Tuesday from 6-9 p.m., an event that will include free food, live music and behind-the-scenes tours. The Getty Villa features displays of classic art and architecture from ancient Greece, Etruria and Rome; students will have the opportunity to see up close and touch glass objects and materials used in ancient art. The Getty Villa will also begin using iPod Touch multimedia players, which will guide students through the galleries.

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Q&A with Jason Derulo

At 16, Jason Derulo started working as a professional songwriter. Now, at 21, he has one of the most widely-recognized names in pop music, due largely to the fact that he sings it at the beginning of two of his hit singles, "In My Head" and the Imogen Heap-sampling "Whatcha Say." Read more...

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R&B singer Jason Derulo is currently performing in his first headlining tour in the U.S. and will later tour Australia and the U.K.

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POP PSYCHOLOGY: ‘Glee’ plot pitches flat with theme episodes

The magical thing about writing fiction, in any medium, is that you can make things up. Read more...

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Chord Overstreet and Dianna Agron play Sam Evans and Quinn Fabray, respectively, in Fox’s hit show “Glee.” The show follows a high school glee club dealing with their position at the bottom of the social ladder, complete with songs.

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After Dark: feel the beat

"Guta-guta-guta-guta-gu-ta-clap." It's the beat that means something is about to start. Read more...

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Anna Li Sze Yin, an international student specializing in finance, left, and the rest of the West African drum class meet at the John Wooden Center every Wednesday evening to practice with J. Fredrick Jones, a veteran dancer and drummer.



Movie Review: “RED”

While Bruce Willis has never exactly been known for his high-class acting skills, he is back to kicking butt as usual in his role as former CIA agent Frank Moses in Robert Schwentke's film "Red," adapted from DC Comics. Read more...

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