Most tourists come to Los Angeles to see movie stars, but as I am not a tourist, and as I am not most people, I really wanted to see stars. Yes, stars: those burning, shining things in space. On an average Westwood night, it's impossible to see a single star in the sky. Thanks, electricity and smog. Read more...

Only in the alternate universe of theater could all of space be contained within the confines of a phosphorescently painted stage, reminiscent of a laser-tag arena. Read more...

When Peter Gjerset, a UCLA alumnus, saw the cover for A Perfect Circle's 2000 release "Mer de Noms," he was instantly intrigued and walked to the counter to purchase the album. Read more...

Banafsheh Sayyad knows what it means to follow your passion. Read more...

I've lost track of how many I've seen, but I just saw another sign of the apocalypse: a Lil Wayne and Fall Out Boy collaboration. What? Read more...

A chance encounter with strangers can change a life forever: It can cause a future Grammy winner to sing out loud for the first time. Read more...

Steven Spielberg started off with an 8mm camera as a child. Read more...