Mix a boy from New York whose favorite food is pheasant with a Korean-born girl who loves Mexican food. Stir in the “artsy” new movie “Till Human Voices Wake Us,” and add a sprinkle of a casual coffee. Read more...

Tonight you’re invited to take a tour of the many different sides of contemporary classical music: from the pomp and circumstance of a trumpeting fanfare to the festive mariachi music of a Mexican village to the surreal world of minimalism. Read more...

“Anyone Can Whistle” The Matrix Theatre Through May 11 (818) 788-5659 “Anyone Can Whistle” ran for nine performances before it closed on Broadway in 1964. In an off-off Broadway revival in 1980 it ran for 19 performances. Read more...

After picking up my visiting friend from the airport two weeks ago, I was disgusted at the first thing that came out of her mouth. Not “How have you been?” or “What’s been happening at school?” but rather, she asked me “What celebrities do you think we’ll run into at UCLA this week?” I didn’t even feel like answering her question, one that I’m sure many others have also heard when showing out-of-town friends around campus. Read more...

For all the rug-cutters and hepcats out there, loosen up your pipes, grab your kicks and glad rags, and then spark a fire-stick, because the Golden Age is back and the jive is blip. Read more...

Meet Gabrielle Union: actress, model and, yes, former UCLA Store Book Buyback supervisor. “I topped the scales at $6.16 an hour, and that was after three raises,” Union said. Read more...

The DJs on UCLA Radio’s Night School program know the feeling of being outsiders. In their attempt to promote the station by organizing an on-campus show, the DJs were fenced out by bureaucratic red tape. Read more...