Inspired does not seem to cut it. It's not really possible to be in two places at once, but R&B artist and UCLA alumnus Jarell Perry gets pretty close, every single day. Read more...
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UCLA alumnus Jarell Perry is an L.A.-based R&B artist whose most recent credits include Fat Joe’s comeback single, “Another Round.” Perry is set to release his album “Strange Things” early next year.
Some kids grow up with aspirations of becoming a doctor, while others dream of writing and recording their own music to set free upon the world. Read more...
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UCLA alum Garrett Sawyer (Dr. Gary Garshfield) is an O.C.-based folk-rock artist. His album “Chronicles and Vanity,” will be released early next year.
A burning secret forms in her head as she grabs her cell phone and begins to search for a photograph. Read more...
Christmastime is here again and, as expected, the stereotypical songs, movies and plays are dusted off and returned to the public view. Read more...
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Courtesy of Center Theatre Group
Over 20 years ago in Lithuania, millions of citizens lived under the rule of the USSR. Read more...
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Courtesy of LOU CAPOZZOLA
UCLA alumnus Marius A. Markevicius directed “The Other Dream Team,” a 2012 film which highlights the struggles of the 1992 Lithuanian national basketball team.
For all those students running low on swipes, Bruin Harmony will hold a pudding eating contest today as one of the many ways this performance-driven a cappella group tries to keep their audience entertained during their fall concert. Read more...
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Bruin Harmony is holding its annual fall concert in the Charles E. Young Grand Salon today. Doors open at 8 p.m. and the performance will feature the Scattertones, along with a pudding eating contest, audience prizes and even a secret musical guest.
Wide-open spaces, surrounded by majestic glaciers and limitless sky are called to Dean Anderson's mind as the mournful woodwinds sing out. Read more...
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UCLA Symphony’s doctoral students conduct Mendelssohn’s Symphony No. 3 in A minor, Op. 56 and Sibelius’ Symphony No. 1 in E minor, Op. 39.
