Most books are formatted and printed in much the same way. The Books, on the other hand, have a more unorthodox approach. This week, The Books will bring their eccentric three-month, North American tour to two consecutive concerts in the Harold M. Read more...
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March 15, 9:00 pm
A Novel Approach
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I’ll miss Westwood ““ but good riddance, YRL
In exactly one week I will have taken my last college final and be done with school forever, or at least for the foreseeable future. As a farewell to UCLA for my last column, I’ve decided to make a list (something anyone who knows me knows I usually object to) of the 10 things I will miss most about UCLA. Read more...
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March 15, 9:00 pm
British Banter
There’s a logical connection between Tommy Tiernan, the Irish comedian who opened his three-week run in the Little Theater on Wednesday, and John Cleese, the British comedian who will perform his one-man show in Royce Hall on Saturday. Read more...
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March 15, 9:00 pm
Hollywood neglects value of shooting on location
Last summer, I interned at the largest newspaper in the state of Delaware. I realize that’s more or less equivalent to bragging about being the tallest midget, but the detail is important, as you’ll see in a moment. Read more...
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March 15, 9:00 pm
Crash course
It is not every day that empty pizza boxes, a half-eaten chocolate cake and an Oscar statuette rest on the same table, much less the same classroom. Read more...
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March 8, 9:00 pm
Sound bite: "Sonic Youth"
Sonic Youth “Sonic Youth” Geffen Records Ciccone Youth “The Whitey Album” Geffen Records Thurston Moore “Psychic Hearts” Geffen Records The lens through which most view Sonic Youth emerged in the early ’90s, shortly after the New York-based noise-rock titans signed with Geffen Records. Read more...
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March 8, 9:00 pm
Screen Scene: "Duck Season"
“Duck Season” Directed by Fernando Eimbcke Warner Independent Pictures Baking, playing video games and arguing over a pizza delivery are some of the menial tasks that drag out the beginning of “Duck Season,” which follows four unlikely companions sharing a strange Sunday in a Mexico City apartment. Read more...