By Terry Tang Daily Bruin Senior Staff Much like the crew of explorers searching for the underwater civilization of Atlantis, the team behind Disney’s latest full-length cartoon feature represents the best and the brightest in its field. Read more...
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June 6, 9:00 pm
Under the Sea
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June 6, 9:00 pm
Classic movie palaces host festival
L.A. Conservancy The Palace Theatre is one of the old picture palaces being used for the "Last Remaining Seats" film festival in downtown Los Angeles. By Chris Young Daily Bruin Staff Watching classic film can be like stepping back through time. Read more...
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June 3, 9:00 pm
A Night at the Opera
 Photos from L.A. Opera L.A. Opera presents Puccini’s "Tosca." It will open on June 6 for nine performances. Student rush tickets available one hour before curtain for $20. Read more...
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June 3, 9:00 pm
Seger treks across globe, into new musical genres
 Shea Seger Shea Seger‘s debut album will be released nationwide on Tuesday. By David Holmberg Daily Bruin Staff The Texas-born, London-based, bluesy-country, pop-singing Shea Seger is clearly not your average musician. Read more...
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June 3, 9:00 pm
Show features legendary world of funk performers
 MINDY ROSS/Daily Bruin Senior Staff James Brown, backed by the Soul Generals, "shakes his money maker" at the Greek Theatre on Saturday night. By David Holmberg Daily Bruin Staff Los Angeles, the world capital of superficiality, got a lesson in soul at the Greek Theatre Saturday night from the Grand Master himself, Mr. Read more...
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June 3, 9:00 pm
Nyala adds Ethiopian traditions to tasty, affordable meals
 DAVE HILL/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Nyala, which is located on South Fairfax Avenue, serves traditional Ethiopian cuisine daily from 11:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. By Andrea Dingman Daily Bruin Contributor There are pizza places and burger joints on almost every corner, but sometimes something more exotic is in order. Read more...
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May 31, 9:00 pm
Scarub avoids green, stays true to hip-hop scene
By Anthony Quinonez Daily Bruin Contributor While most commercial rappers today are only focused on the green, Scarub sees his music in different colors. “Colors can really change my moods and ways of thinking,” the rapper said in an interview at UCLA. Read more...