It's easy to imagine the history of modern cinema rightfully beginning with the familiar, silently animated face of Charlie Chaplin. Read more...
Photo: “The Magic Lantern: From Victorian Vision to Modern Media,” currently held at the Arts Library, features lanterns from Professor Erkki Huhtamo’s collection.
When the UCLA Philharmonia was first founded in 1936, one of its main goals was to perform the best in both contemporary and rarely performed works. Read more...
Photo: The UCLA Philharmonia is scheduled to perform Mozart and Mahler in Schoenberg Hall on Oct. 29. The group is composed of 75 undergraduate and graduate students.
From clowning around "“ red nose and all "“ to jamming on his guitar, Colin O'Brien-Lux always brings his bit. His artistic interests span various platforms, but he said he always holds himself accountable for bringing his best work. Read more...
Photo: Fourth-year theater student Colin O’Brien-Lux is part of The Ahimsa Collective theater troupe that performs throughout Los Angeles.
No one knows better than college students that it's hard to make relationships last. For those that stand the test of time, congratulations and celebration are a must. Culture Clash, just shy of turning 25, is a Latino and Chicano comedy and theater group whose long trajectory is to be celebrated Oct. 30 in Royce Hall. Read more...
Photo: Latino comedy group Culture Clash, composed of Richard Montoya, Herbert Sigüenza and Ric Salinas, celebrates its 25th anniversary with UCLA Live.
Most Americans celebrate their 21st birthday with a few drinks and their first legal night out on the town. Read more...
Boys Like Girls began its Love Drunk Tour earlier this month and has been received with open arms, ear-piercing screams and sold-out venues. The group headlines the tour, which also features Cobra Starship, The Maine, A Rocket to the Moon and VersaEmerge. Read more...
Photo: COBRA STARSHIP Cobra Starship has been performing on the Love Drunk Tour, headlined by Boys Like Girls and coming to Los Angeles.
With the nation's first black president sitting comfortably in the White House, the United States has certainly evolved past its legacy of slavery and segregation. Read more...
Photo: CARABINER COMMUNICATIONS (Left to right) Donald Morgan, Walter Richardson, Derek Shaun and Gary Gardner of “Forgive Us Our Transgressions.”
