Macy Gray “The Id” Epic Records Musical oddity and funky dressing guru Macy Gray might just have something with her new CD “The Id.” The album opens with Gray’s staccato delivery of entertaining but absurd lyrics ““ something about being related to a psychopath”“ to the background of a tasteful honky-tonk piano. Read more...

  CHRIS BACKLEY/Daily Bruin Director Alan Berliner spoke to a crowd of approximately 300 on Monday. By Willy Flockton Daily Bruin Contributor “He is not in love with anything” is how Oscar’s daughter describes her own father. Read more...

By Sophia Whang Daily Bruin Senior Staff Finally, music and dancing is allowed in museums. The Los Angeles County Museum of Art will celebrate the Korean culture on Thursday night with a musical event titled “Music at Court.” The program also features traditional Korean dancing. Read more...

Life Magazine Joan Didion became most prominent in the literary scene after her book "Slouching Towards Bethlehem." By Antero Garciaand Sophia Whang Daily Bruin Senior Staff According to the acclaimed author Joan Didion and contrary to popular belief, politics is actually interesting. Read more...

RYKO Sophie B. Hawkins performed songs from three of her albums at the animal rights conference on Sunday. By Whitney Smith Daily Bruin Contributor Does the flap of a butterfly’s wing in Brazil cause a hurricane in Texas? Read more...

Los Angeles County Museum of Art "I…I’m sorry," a piece by Roy Lichtenstein, is on display at LACMA as part of "Jasper Johns to Jeff Koons." “Jasper Johns to Jeff Koons: Four Decades of Art from the Broad Collections” Los Angeles County Museum of Art Through Jan. Read more...

  ED RHEE Students Maryam Zarkesh and Barmak Naraghi enjoy some of the free samples at the recently opened Green Tea Terrace coffee shop. By Esther Pasternak Daily Bruin Contributor With the grand opening of Green Tea Terrace in the heart of Westwood Village, tea lovers don’t have to go far to see Japanese tradition mixing with modern America. Read more...