Although many students of our era may not be completely familiar with stage and film icon Mae West, practically everyone has heard a sample of her work without even realizing it. Read more...
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February 22, 10:56 pm
Event honors iconic actress Mae West for cultural impact
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February 22, 10:52 pm
Vogue director talks fashion, economy
As a club kid from Oakland who went from beauty school to Yale to Vogue, Sally Singer, current Vogue Magazine Fashion News and Features Director, is certainly familiar with personal reinvention "“ a concept that continues to define the fast-paced fashion industry. Read more...
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February 22, 10:49 pm
Theater Review: “Time Stands Still”
The Geffen Playhouse's world premiere of "Time Stands Still" engages viewers so entirely that they experience what the title suggests: being captured in the moment. Read more...
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February 19, 11:06 pm
Kollaboration empowers Asian Americans
Appearing on such high-profile events as MTV's "Top Pop Group" and NBC's "America's Got Talent," the pop group Jazmin can be selective in choosing when and where to perform. Read more...
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February 19, 11:04 pm
Students to smash misconceptions about WAC
"Who here is involved in WAC Smash!?" Read more...
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February 19, 10:56 pm
Screen Scene: “Two Lovers“
In the first moments of the dramatic indie "Two Lovers," Joaquin Phoenix (in the role of Leonard Kraditor) dives off the boardwalk and into the deep blue sea. Read more...
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February 18, 10:44 pm
Alum writers at the Oscars
Despite the fact that it had happened three times before for Eric Roth and it was an entirely new experience for Lance Black, Oscar nomination announcements had both men up early with their televisions, tuned to their local news channel. Read more...