Eighty-five minutes of real-time video reporting in the middle of a violent protest has been packaged in the documentary "Burma VJ: Reporting From A Closed Country," which will be screened as part of the UCLA International Institute's second annual Human Rights Film Series. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV
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November 19, 9:47 pm
Film focuses on Burma protests
Arts, Lifestyle
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November 19, 9:35 pm
Video Game Review: Lego Rock Band
We all know by now that the Guitar Hero and Rock Band video game franchises are a cruel joke played on the baby boomers. How torturous it must be for them to have lived through the magical era of the Beatles and protest songs and vinyl, only to watch their children play plastic instruments in front of a television screen. Read more...
Arts
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November 19, 9:34 pm
“˜The Good Dance’ explores African diaspora
In a project more than seven years in the making, choreographers Reggie Wilson and Andréya Ouamba are bringing their cross-cultural performance art to UCLA Live on Saturday. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV
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November 19, 9:27 pm
Screen Scene The Twilight Saga: New Moon
The question, at this point, is not whether to take the "Twilight" series seriously "“ if you don't have pictures of Robert Pattinson on your walls, feel free to laugh when the vampires sparkle in the sunlight. Rather, the real question is whether "Twilight" is taking itself seriously anymore. Read more...
Arts, Music
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November 19, 9:19 pm
Go Country promotes genre
When you ask most people what kind of music they listen to, a typical response is "everything but country." Read more...
Arts
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November 18, 10:58 pm
‘Equivocation’ brings Shakespeare into today’s world at Geffen Playhouse
While listening to a story, watching a movie or reading a history book, it's always important to consider the storyteller and what his or her perspective is "“ the great playwright William Shakespeare is no exception. Read more...
Arts, Music
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November 18, 9:20 pm
‘A Celebration of Lincoln’ comes to Schoenberg to honor bicentennial of president’s birth
On Nov. 19, 1863, President Abraham Lincoln gave one of the most well-known speeches in American history: the famous Gettysburg Address. Read more...