The first big hit of the year has arrived, and it goes by the name of Diane Latifah Holmes. "Mad Money," the new caper comedy from the creator of the monumental "Thelma and Louise," will surely echo in eternity as a landmark cinematic achievement. Read more...

Beyond the towering Bunche Hall and the Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden lies a campus mecca of creativity: MacGowan Hall, home of the theater department. It is here that inspiration and ingenuity are fostered, but it is also here where exclusivity is a defining element. Read more...

While Korean blockbusters like "The Host" and "Oldboy" are slowly achieving cult-like status in the U.S., there exists an entire realm of Korean cinema still unknown that transcends genres. Read more...

When Bob Dylan electrified his folk by plugging in his guitars in the '60s, his fans booed. Read more...

UCLA alumna Jesse Draper may be a regular actress on a hit television show, but she's still managed to stay close to her family ... literally. Read more...

Depressed, depraved and downbeat often serve as descriptors of Sylvia Plath's poetry and life. Read more...

To raise awareness for disabilities, Battle of the Bands uses music to spread the word. Read more...