Fusing labyrinthine forms with modern materials, Syrian-born artist Diana Al-Hadid's work elegantly meshes physics with form. Read more...
Photo: Syrian-born sculptor Diana Al-Hadid’s installation “Water Thief,” a water clock, will be exhibited at the Hammer Museum beginning Saturday, May 15 ““ Aug. 15. Al-Hadid is known for her architectural pieces made from industrial materials such as cardboard, plaster and plywood, which blend ancient and modern motifs.
Considering all the hours students spend on campus, food choices can become tiresome, especially with a limited knowledge of what is available. Read more...
The demands of an undergraduate workload do not allow much time for keeping up with appearances. Read more...
Climbing the corporate ladder requires only charm and manipulation in the upcoming "How to Suceed in Business Without Really Trying;" experience is just a waste of time. Read more...
Photo: Josh Grisetti plays J. Pierrepont Finch, a fast-talking young man hoping to make his way to the top of the corporate ladder, in Reprise Theatre Company’s “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.” The play, which is a musical comedy based on the 1952 novel by Shepherd Mead, will be featured at UCLA’s Freud Playhouse beginning tonight until Sunday, May 23. The musical first premiered over 40 years ago and won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1962.
Around 2006, a young man named Marques Vestal Jr. read a book called "Race Matters," by the American philosopher Cornel West. Vestal was studying computer engineering at California State University, Northridge, but because of that book, he switched his major to African American studies. Because of that book, there's a good chance Vestal will matter to a lot of people. Read more...
soft silhouettes and breezy blues capture the perfect malibu beach look. as the weather gets warmer, trade in jeans and sweaters for flirty dresses and playful swimsuits at these popular L.A. boutiques. Read more...
