Last Thursday evening, in a second-floor apartment in West Hollywood, the cast and crew of the sketch comedy and musical group Lost Moon Radio met for the first official read-through of their new show. Read more...
Arts, Music
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March 10, 10:15 pm
Lost Moon Radio plays with pace and rhythm through songs and sketches from Jovian moon
Arts, Music
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March 10, 10:13 pm
UCLA Philharmonia, Chorale & Chamber Singers display wide range of music in upcoming weekend concerts
For stressed out students and music lovers alike, 10th week's musical performances offer a welcomed outlet. The first performance, today, will be UCLA Philharmonia concert, whose program includes AntonÃn Dvorák's Symphony No. 6. Read more...
Arts, Lifestyle
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March 10, 10:06 pm
Take a break from school and read
Last year, my spring break was the coldest I'd been all winter: I spent it in Anchorage, Alaska. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV
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March 10, 10:02 pm
Screen Scene: “Mother”
The opening scene of “Mother” shows the title character dancing in a blue-tinged field, in a simultaneously uncomfortable and beautiful moment that sets the pace for the rest of the film. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV
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March 10, 9:55 pm
TV Review: “Sons of Tucson”
Having already proven his ability to make a quirky TV comedy with "Malcolm in the Middle," "Sons of Tucson" director and executive producer Todd Holland proves that, even as a fairly experienced filmmaker, he's not ashamed to make half-baked work for network audiences. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV
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March 7, 9:00 pm
“˜Sons of Tucson’ is UCLA alum Todd Holland’s latest funny family
Todd Holland was eight units away from graduating with a master's from the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television in 1983. That is, until he was hired by Steven Spielberg. Read more...
Photo: FOX Todd Holland (right) speaks with actor Tyler Labine on the set of Fox’s new comedy series, “Sons of Tucson.” The show premieres on Fox at 9:30 p.m., March 14.
Arts
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March 7, 9:00 pm
Ark Theatre Company keeps small theater alive in L.A.
Despite struggling to compete among big productions playing in popular venues such as the Ahmanson Theatre, small theater continues to hold its own, thanks to the Ark Theatre Company, one of the few of its kind in Los Angeles. Read more...
Photo: ARK THEATRE COMPANY In a publicity still from the Ark Theatre Company, cast members of the production “The Glass Mendacity” perform in a spoof of Tennessee Williams’ plays. The company was founded by Paul Wagar, an assistant professor of theater.