Many students daydream their way through class. The members of the University Chorus sing through theirs. The chorus meets together as a class two times a week, during which it prepares performances for the UCLA community and beyond. Read more...

Even though Pixar films are expected to look great, “Cars” takes visual excellence to a whole new level. While characters are obviously cartoony (they are human-like cars, after all), the landscapes they inhabit are nothing short of photorealistic. Read more...

Now that the 2005-2006 TV season has come to a close, the summer doldrums begin. For the most part, summer is used by many to catch up on what they missed through on-demand video and DVD rentals and purchases. Read more...

From “Water Down Drains,” by Mark Burnham, winner of the Shirle Dorothy Robbins Creative Writing Award: Not to say my dad didn’t look out for me. Read more...

Diana Ross “Blue” MOTOWN RECORDS Most mothers soothe their newborns to sleep with nursery rhymes or seemingly innate lullaby standards. In 1971, just months after leaving The Supremes, Diana Ross lulled her month-old Rhonda to dreamland by singing light-hearted versions of songs about domestic violence, depression and betrayal popularized by Billie Holiday. Read more...

Fathers, garbage men and seduction gurus are all people from different walks of life. But in UCLA’s English department, these characters are the subjects of three award-winning short stories written by fourth-year English students Aaron Fai and Mark Burnham and English graduate Erika Herman. Read more...

“At this time, it has come to our attention that you have made available the following files at the following times.” Certainly more chilling letters have been received in the mail. Read more...