Singer-songwriter "“ it's a term that brings to mind the image of a musician playing his original songs in the darkly lit corner of a coffeehouse. Read more...
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Alumna Manda Paul, fourth-year world arts and cultures student Erica Rey and fourth-year communications student Skyler Gray will each perform their own distinct music tonight for Songwriter Sirens, a female singer-songwriter themed edition of the Fowler Out Loud concert series.
It's not every day that one encounters a bright-eyed newborn baby on a college campus, let alone one that has been projected onto a massive balloon suspended high above in midair. Read more...
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Oksana Chepelyk, a Ukrainian artist, will present her multimedia project “Genesis” today in the Experimental Digital Arts gallery of the Broad Arts Center.
There are plenty of differences to be seen between poetry and jazz music. Read more...
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Former Poet Laureate Robert Pinksy will read poetry accompanied by jazz.
Courtesy of Emma Dodge Hanson
While making bruschetta with sous-chef and culinary school alumnus Ryan Tong this week, the answer to the question of my two-quarter column dawned on me. Read more...
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Fourth-year physiological sciences student Ryan Tong helped Krivoruchko make culinary-school style bruschetta.
In the fall of 2009, two Bangladeshi newspapers, The Daily Manab Zamin and The New Nation, reported that Neil Armstrong claimed the United States' moon landing was a hoax, and cited a similar American news article. Read more...
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Two editors from The Onion, the satirical “fake news” newspaper, will be speaking at Royce Hall on Thursday night.
Credit: The Onion
Each week, Daily Bruin A&E wanders the campus in search of students wearing headphones to take a pulse of students' musical tastes. Read more...
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Mark Lee
Sitting in the corner of a coffee shop, Luke Top doesn't give the impression of a band front man. Read more...
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Campus Events Commission will host L.A.-based band Fool’s Gold today from noon to 1 p.m. in Bruin Plaza. The band describes its music as “tropical pop.”
Courtesy of Pierre Auroux
