Alan Marks Christine Kludjian and Frederick Landau perform in "Toska," a new play set in a rest home for insane artists whose careers have ended. Read more...

  Anthony Bromberg Don’t pay attention to a word Bromberg says, he wrote this while sleeping in line overnight for a Raffi show. If you want to talk about forming a nostalgia support group e-mail him at [email protected]. Read more...

ART “From Hell to Hollywood” is an exhibit by Nick Ut that captures 35 years of photojournalism. The exhibit is housed in the Perfect Exposure Gallery in Los Angeles from Tuesday through Saturday, 11 a.m. Read more...

  Photos from UCLA Performing Arts Hugo Suarez‘s knee plays the ukulele in "Short Stories," a show at the Freud Playhouse that runs April 4 through April 7. Read more...

The Walkmen “Everyone Who Pretended to Like Me is Gone” Startime International Britrock. Or is it? The Walkmen, which has a very British sound, actually hails from New York. Read more...

  Howard Ho How could someone be a masochist? Beats me. Howard Ho can be found in his grimy dungeon at [email protected]. Click Here for more articles by Howard Ho Welcome back from spring break and into another edition of the grotesque, educational column with me, your masochistic host. Read more...

  Warner Bros. Robin Williams stars as Randolph Smiley, an ex-character on a children’s television show, who is out to annihilate Smoochy, played by Edward Norton, in "Death to Smoochy." By Beverly Braga Daily Bruin Contributor Robin Williams does not strike fear into the hearts of men. Read more...