Truman Capote, Al Pacino, Montel Williams and Norman Mailer are just a few of the talented people English Professor Lawrence Grobel has interviewed. Read more...
Photo: English Professor Lawrence Grobel’s 1978 Playboy interview with actor Marlon Brando, “Conversations with Brando,” is being made into a film.
It's not every day a college graduate has the opportunity to release an album, tour all across Europe and shake things up at a musical festival in Glastonbury just two years after finishing up finals. Read more...
In Katy Perry's catchy summer anthem, "California Gurls," it seems that West Coast style is defined by "Daisy Dukes, bikinis on top." Read more...
Remember when you first discovered the freedom of the dining halls? Read more...
If you caught the "Funk" episode of Glee, which aired June 1, you saw Karen Chuang, third-year business economics and world arts and cultures student, dancing a routine to Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust" as part of the rival team Vocal Adrenaline. Read more...
Photo: Third-year business economics and world arts and cultures student Karen Chuang performed in the June 1 episode of Glee. Chuang performed as a backup dancer for Vocal Adrenaline, the rival show choir of New Directions.
Christopher Gorham, UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television alumnus, has played everything from superhero techie Jake Foley in "Jake 2.0" and cute accountant Henry Grubstick in "Ugly Betty" to serial killer Henry Dunn on the TV show "Harper's Island." Read more...
Photo: UCLA alumnus Christopher Gorham stars as a blind CIA agent in USA Network’s new action/drama “Covert Affairs.”
A singer performing in coffee shops is often the emblematic portrayal of a musician used in films and television. Read more...
Photo: Skyler Gray, a fourth-year communication studies student and singer-songwriter, is a regular performer at Kerckhoff Coffeehouse’s Eclectic Open Mic Night.
