During a time when students are stressing out about finals, UCLA theater students defy the panicked atmosphere by presenting the fruits of their creative works in this weekend's Theaterfest, an annual festival celebrating plays, both original and published, produced by theater students. Read more...

There are two ways to look at Wolf Parade's much-anticipated sophomore LP, as a failure to replicate the infectious feel-goodery of 2005's "Apologies to the Queen Mary," or as a more complex, mature effort, a grower. I pick the latter. Read more...

I've written about "Sex and the City" more than my fair share of times in this column throughout the past year. Read more...

Audiences think animated characters only exist on television, but theme parks are where they can come to life. Read more...

As graduation looms, college seniors across the country can resonate with the lyrics: “I really need this job. Oh God, I need this job.” And while the current job market looks grim, the musical “A Chorus Line” shows that one’s passion can overcome any hardship. Read more...

Known for composing the book-turned-opera "Dead Man Walking," UCLA alumnus and theater composer Jake Heggie returns to campus tell the timeless tale of the power of friendship. Read more...

Though their closets aren't filled with Manolos and they don't live on Manhattan's Upper East Side, female students still relate to the ladies of "Sex and the City." Read more...