Think sprawling canopies, long, notched wooden tables and thousands of roaring, beer-belly busting patrons. Read more...
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Devin Kelly
Arts, Music
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October 15, 11:09 pm
Bruin DJ Alexbustamove busts out his passion for music, shares experience on spinning
While most students barely find time to finish all their reading, Alejandro "Alexbustamove" Bustamante spends at least two hours every day surfing music blogs, looking for the newest releases and imagining what will make UCLA students dance. Read more...
Arts, Lifestyle
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October 15, 10:48 pm
Food Review: Ammo
A stroll through the entrance of the Hammer Museum these days may seem a bit typical: Check in at the front desk, receive an admission sticker, and then follow the staircase up to the bamboo tree-lined courtyard and exhibition galleries. Read more...
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The Hammer Museum’s new cafe, Ammo, recently opened in the museum’s courtyard area and replaces Cafe Hammer by Wolfgang Puck.
Arts, Music
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October 15, 12:04 am
Plugged In: What Bruins are listening to on campus.
Chao Guo
First-year, undecided
Listening to: “Late autumn” by fripSideRead more...
"I'm not actually their fan, but it's the opening song to this Anime I like from Japan."
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Chao Guo
Arts, Film & TV
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October 15, 12:00 am
“Sinister” is a horror flick perfect for scaring yourself into the Halloween mood
"Sinister" depicts the murders of multiple families in a number of creative ways. One family is set ablaze in a car, while another receives slashings to the throat, while in bed. Read more...
Arts, Music
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October 14, 11:48 pm
Live from Cork: _The Cork Folk Festival adds merry-making to an already outstanding live music scene_
As I've written before, the city of Cork in southwest Ireland is known in part for its outstanding live music scene. And that's just on a normal day during the week. Read more...
Arts, Music
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October 14, 11:36 pm
Matt Johnson from Indie pop duo Matt & Kim talks to DB about new album, “Lightning”
Hosting dance parties at their concerts since 2005, indie pop duo Matt & Kim started out as performing nothing more than small shows around miscellaneous venues in Brooklyn before breaking out with their first self-titled album, Matt & Kim. Read more...