Growing up, Dallas King had few avenues to escape from the reality of his close family members being involved in gangs. Read more...
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Alumnus and current graduate student Dallas King, a writer, director, producer and founder of the L.A.-based Onyx Entertainment, recently screened his film “Tattoo” at the American Film Market in Santa Monica.
Courtesy of MAX J. GOLDBERG
It's a Friday evening at the La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts in La Mirada, Calif. Read more...
If a guitar is strummed in a dorm room and no one hears it, was it ever really played? Read more...
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The Cultural Affairs Commission will host Singers/Songwriters Unite at 7 p.m. in Kerckhoff Coffee House as part of a weekly Monday night concert series. (courtesy of Zachary Meyerowitz)
As a college student, you may have noticed that your life is very busy, your nights and weekends always filled with studying and essay writing. Read more...
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Skeet Ulrich stars in “Law & Order: Los Angeles,” the latest in crime procedurals. (Credit: NBC)
As the house lights dim, old footage of Leonard Bernstein's television program, "Young People's Concerts," projects onstage, and the maestro teaches the audience how to prepare to conduct a symphony. Read more...
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Credit: Geffen Playhouse
Its sound is haunting, but rarely heard. Its appearance is beautiful, but rarely seen. Read more...
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Professor of music Peter Yates rehearses for his upcoming solo recital in Powell Rotunda, in which he will be playing the arpeggione, a bowed guitar.
Ethan Holtzman can still recall the first time he heard 1960s-era Cambodian pop music. Read more...
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Dengue Fever, a Cambodian psychedelic rock group, will provide a live score to the stop-motion film “The Lost World” in Royce Hall today as a part of the UCLA Live concert series. The band was formed by Ethan Holtzman and his brother, inspired by Holtzman’s trip in 1997 to the Southeast Asian country.
Courtesy of DAVE PERKES
