After getting its start in 1996, the LA Times Festival of Books is currently the nation’s largest literary event. The festival ran from April 22-23 and featured a wide range of literature for all readers. Read more...
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Following a four year hiatus, the Taiwanese American Student Association performed its 21st production of Taiwanese Culture Night in Royce Hall. The production, titled “Make it With You,” focuses on the struggles of defining one’s own identity and breaking free from the expectations set by others. Read more...
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The Pediatric AIDS Coalition hosted its annual 19-hour Dance Marathon fundraiser in Pauley Pavilion, its first full-scale version of the event since 2019. The event went from noon Saturday to 7 a.m. Read more...
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Last fall, Tulsi Indian Eatery opened their third location at the time in Westwood Village. The restaurant focuses on delivering region-specific Indian food as well as Indian-fusion dishes at an affordable price. Read more...
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The UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television is presenting “Into the Woods,” a musical play originally created by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine. The play combines classic fairy tales, such as Cinderella, Jack and the Beanstalk, Rapunzel and Little Red Riding Hood, with the tale of a baker and his wife who yearn to have a child. Read more...
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Written by graduate playwriting student Malick Ceesay, the play aims to highlight the effects of capitalism on Black identity and self-worth. Read more...
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Iranian-born artist Amir H. Fallah’s work will hang in the Fowler Museum until May 14. Fallah uses bold colors and a variety of mediums to depict themes including cultural intersections, personhood, borders that separate people and his experiences as an Iranian-American migrant. Read more...
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