If I said I know Mark Zuckerberg, the founder and CEO of Facebook, you would say I'm lying, and you would be right. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV
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October 11, 2:06 am
Despite its fabrication of Facebook’s origins, movie ‘The Social network’ is highly captivating
Arts, Theater & Fine Arts
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October 8, 1:22 am
The Big Draw
We live in a world where grown-ups often confuse images of elephant-swallowing boa constrictors with simple pictures of a hat. Read more...
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Karen Emonts, a Creative Arts Program teacher, participated in the LAUSD teachers’ workshop at Fowler Museum last Sunday. Eben Goff, a freelance artist and recent graduate from UCLA’s master’s program in visual arts, was invited to run these workshops.
Arts, Prime
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October 8, 1:15 am
Genesis of a university: the beginnings of UCLA
It wasn't always clear that UCLA would be a top-notch university, or even a four-year one. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV
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October 8, 1:03 am
LGBT characters get more face time on TV
When "True Blood" first premiered in 2007, it was a free HBO preview weekend where I lived. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV
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October 8, 12:58 am
Movie Review: “Stone”
John Curran's "Stone" begins with a man in his twenties watching golf on TV, ignoring his wife even when she hands him a drink. Read more...
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OVERTURE FILMS
Arts
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October 7, 12:44 am
A Majestic Revival
After nearly 70 years of entertainment, numerous changes of ownership and four different names, the Majestic Crest now stands as one of the few single-screen theaters left in Westwood. Read more...
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The Majestic Crest Theatre, previously named the UCLAN Theatre, was founded in 1941 by Frances Seymour Fonda. Fonda built the venue to bring a live entertainment theater to Westwood.
Arts, Opinion Columns
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October 7, 12:36 am
Fire in the Kitchen: _An epic quest for orzo, culinary progress_
If my trip to the grocery store to buy orzo had a literary equivalent, it would have been Homer's "Odyssey." Read more...
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Pictured are the ingredients, preparation and final result of Greek orzo. The recipe was submitted by Debra Dralle, the director of staff human resources for the College of Letters and Science.