This week, columnists Shreya Aiyar and Regina Napolitano head to campus to dig up vegan options from North and South Campus UCLA restaurants. Read more...
Arts, Theater & Fine Arts
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November 12, 12:00 am
Students take ‘audacious’ step in starting dance company
Three friends were eating lunch at Bruin Café when they decided to form a dance company. The company, Audacity Dance Movements, was founded by UCLA students Dylan Gardener, Haley Jessup and Renee Jonas. Read more...
Photo: Audacity Dance Movements, a new dance company founded by a group of second-year students, integrates hip-hop, tap and ballet styles with its jazz contemporary-based movements.
Arts, Film & TV
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November 11, 1:46 pm
Day two of AFI Fest coverage features international, avant-garde films
The American Film Institute Festival continues at the Chinese Theatre in Hollywood. The Daily Bruin’s Sebastian Torrelio and Tony Huang attended until the festival’s close on Thursday, screening several of the biggest films being put up for audience award consideration and otherwise. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV
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November 10, 1:01 pm
Day one of AFI fest coverage reveals dark settings, admirable acting
The American Film Institute Fest has begun at the Chinese theaters in Hollywood. The longest-running international Los Angeles film festival has brought cinema from around the world to the hub of Hollywood for over four decades since its origins as FILMEX in 1971. Read more...
Arts, Music
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November 8, 6:14 pm
Concert Review: Atlas Genius
It seems that if Atlas Genius keeps up its current pace, it'll have a plethora of world-famous, iconic show venues crossed off in no time at all – and rightfully so. Read more...
Photo: The Australian rock group Atlas Genius performed at the Wiltern Theater Wednesday night during one of its last tour stops in the U.S.
Arts, Film & TV
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November 8, 12:00 am
Movie review: ‘Thor: The Dark World’
Due to their overwhelming viewership among fans and miscellaneous moviegoers, the constantly crossing-over films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe have always and will always be compared to other films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe; it’s only natural. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV
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November 8, 12:00 am
Play based on stories of Skid Row reveals sense of community, hope
Scattered tents and cardboard boxes line the streets of Skid Row. The 50-block stretch in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles is known for being home to one of the largest homeless populations in the U.S. Read more...
Photo: “Love on San Pedro,” the work of playwright James McManus, is the latest production by Cornerstone Theater Company. It highlights the individual stories of an impoverished community. The central storyline focuses on the romantic relationship between Marjorie, played Bahni Turpin, and Skyhook, played by Anthony Tate.