By Cyrus McNally Daily Bruin Contributor Supporting its first album in four years, beloved anti-pop hero The Cure played an unpredictable set to a sold-out Greek Theatre Tuesday evening. Read more...

By Sandy Yang Daily Bruin Staff It may be the ultimate nightmare for a public relations executive. How do you promote a show that features cameras cheerfully focusing in on scantily-clad, jumping girls in a politically correct TV industry, or hosts Adam Carolla and Jimmy Kimmel talking about the best and worst jobs that get you laid, or adult film stars giving suggestive, if useful, household tips? Read more...

By Michael Rosen-Molina Daily Bruin Staff Screen Actors Guild members gathered Wednesday to protest a variety of entertainment issues in front of the Westwood offices of Sprint, Saban and BBDO advertising on Wilshire Boulevard. Read more...

Tamar “Tamar” Dreamworks Records Toni Braxton’s little sister breaks out on her own with her self-titled solo debut. Old enough to understand what she’s singing at 21, Tamar’s effort is a mixture of R&B and hip-hop flavor that showcases her beautiful voice and her range. Read more...

University Choir gives spring concert Conductor Irene Kim will lead the 38 members of the University Campus Choir in their spring concert, featuring works by Bruckner, Mozart, Ravel and selected spirituals and folk songs, at 4 p.m. Read more...

By Brian O’Camb Daily Bruin Senior Staff Under a cloud of smoke, barbecue and bubbles, thousands turned out for Day Two of the 14th annual UCLA JazzReggae Festival to revel in the sun and listen to reggae music. Read more...

By Leila Mobayen Daily Bruin Contributor Elizabeth Bowen’s “The Last September” is just like Jane Austen’s classic “Pride and Prejudice” ““ without the coherence and captivation of relatable characters and a well-defined plot. Read more...