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Arts

Arts, Theater & Fine Arts

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November 4, 1:42 am

OCHC to host revamped murder mystery theater on Hill

Between BBC’s “Sherlock” and CBS’s “Elementary,” solving murder mysteries has never looked more appealing, whether for an aspiring detective or an average UCLA college student. Wednesday, the On-Campus Housing Council will give students the opportunity to solve mock murder cases at Murder Mystery Theater, hosted in Carnesale Commons: Palisades (A-F) at 7 p.m. Read more...

Photo: In October 2012, the On-Campus Housing Council presented its first Murder Mystery Theater, which has been restructured and will take place Wednesday night in Carnesale Commons.

Arts, Lifestyle

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November 4, 1:31 am

Arts ReSTORE LA: Westwood to run through November

A new Westwood is coming, and the UCLA Hammer Museum, as well as more than a dozen artisans, is at the forefront. Last spring, the Hammer Museum entered and won the Arts and Cultural Vitality category for the Goldhirsh Foundation’s My LA2050 challenge, a program committed to revamping Los Angeles. Read more...

Photo: From Nov. 1 through Nov. 24, the ReSTORE LA: Westwood program will host retailers and organizations as a method of bringing life to the town’s troubled market. Artisans, students and other vendors will host events and venues for marketing their items and attracting the community.

Arts, Music

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November 4, 12:54 am

Avenged Sevenfold keeps crowd spirited during KROQ show

M. Shadows took the stage at KROQ’s Red Bull Sound Space Friday night and looked out onto a crowd of ghouls. Attendees were encouraged to dress in costumes for the “Day of the Dead”-themed show, which resulted in a mob of classic horror villains and frights of every kind, clad in Avenged Sevenfold gear from tours past. Read more...

Arts, Music

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November 1, 12:00 am

‘Music in the Rotunda’ to feature classical guitar duet

Under the dome of Powell Library sit two UCLA alumni with classical guitars rested on their knees. As they begin to play, the two guitars interweave baroque-era melodies and the acoustic sounds swiftly bounce off the rotunda and fill the second floor of the library. Read more...

Photo: Classical guitar alumnus Payam Larijani, who first performed in Powell Library over a decade ago, is returning to the second floor rotunda tonight with alumna Tiffany Wu for the first performance of Powell Library’s “Music in the Rotunda” series.

Arts, Film & TV

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November 1, 12:00 am

Movie Review: ‘Free Birds’

As Halloween comes to a close, the holidays finally turn their head, ready to embrace children with the joy of the season – at least, children who aren’t taken to see “Free Birds,” the animated debut feature by Reel FX, hoping to stuff some Thanksgiving into the hectic end-of-the-year movie schedule. Read more...


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