Ask anyone in my family and close circle of friends and they could go on for days about my love of Entertainment Weekly, karaoke and, above all, Bravo. Read more...
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January 22, 9:02 pm
“˜Top Chef’ judge belongs on the butcher block
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January 22, 9:01 pm
Screen Scene: “Christmas Tale”
Despite its title, this French film isn't really a Christmas movie. Read more...
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January 21, 10:23 pm
Bruin Mixtape shares secret musical talents of students
Sara Bareilles, The Doors, John Williams, Maroon 5: UCLA has turned out an impressive and varied list of musicians and composers. Read more...
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January 21, 10:11 pm
Slamdance finds a new medium
It's old news that people all over the world are suffering from the hard-hitting economic recession and constant layoffs. It is hard to spare money on extracurricular activities. Read more...
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January 21, 9:56 pm
Theater Review: “Annie”
When the orphans jumped up, stomped on their beds and sang "It's the Hard-Knock Life," it was easy to believe that Annie, now in its 30th anniversary, really is the timeless American musical. Read more...
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January 21, 9:38 pm
Sweet quest reveals cookies and culture
My friend Brian spearheaded the quest to discover a Los Angeles half-moon cookie. Read more...
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January 20, 9:00 pm
Amirpour screens short at Slamdance
UCLA student Ana Lily Amirpour is in Park City at a film festival and just saw Paul Giamatti. "At the screening we went to, he was just hanging out in the lobby," Amirpour said. "He's really cool." However, she's not at the Sundance Film Festival, but the Slamdance Film Festival, the other festival in town that originated as a reaction to the perceived commercialization of Sundance, and she's having a great time. "It's got a really warm, down-to-earth vibe. Sundance ... is a totally different ballpark." Read more...