Tuesday, July 14

In the news:


Lohan’s new movie proves she’s no Shirley Temple

You hear that? Shirley Temple just let out a sigh of relief. And before you ask, yes, she’s still alive. During her heyday in the mid-to-late 1930s, Temple wasn’t just Hollywood’s premiere child actress; she was one of Hollywood’s premiere movie stars. Read more...


For Petronio Company, less is more

In the abstract realm of dance, many choreographers claim their work is accessible to the general public. But in reality, few deliver, and audience members are left scratching their heads in confusion. Read more...


Calendar: Theater & Arts

L.A. Gay and Lesbian Wedding Expo Wyndham Bel Age Hotel Feb. 22, 10 a.m. Be prepared for an entire expo devoted to the national firestorm that is same-sex marriages. Read more...


What's that smell?: Live music should be open to all ages

There might not be any experience in life more degrading than being in high school. Between dodging overzealous hall monitors busy making sure you don’t spend too long in the bathroom, negotiating excused absences, and being marched in and out of stuffy classrooms at the command of a shrill bell, there aren’t many aspects of high school designed to make you feel like an actual human being. Read more...


Calendar: Music

Jazz at the Grand Salon Series Kerckhoff Hall Young Grand Salon Feb. 19, 8 p.m. Local vocalist Dwight Trible comes to show UCLA students how to jazz it up for the first of the “Jazz at the Grand” series. Read more...


NSU event geared toward sharing culture through music, dance

Nikkei Student Union, a campus group dedicated to promoting Japanese American culture, is reaching deep into its pockets to provide an evening of free entertainment. On Monday, NSU will present its 17th Annual Cultural Night, weaving together disparate elements of Japanese American culture. Read more...