Club composes harmonious community through shared interest in musical meditation

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January 5, 10:38 pm

Club composes harmonious community through shared interest in musical meditation

This post was updated Jan. 7 at 2:37 p.m. Students use music meditation to break the silence between one another and build connections. The UCLA Music Meditation Club utilizes musical instruments and mantras to heighten students’ meditation experience. Read more...

Photo: The UCLA Music Meditation Club utilizes musical instruments and mantras to heighten students’ meditation experience. While it highlights music, the club also features other activities such as yoga and guest lectures to help build a community. (Courtesy of Christian Diaz)

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January 5, 10:38 pm

Music Preview: Upcoming albums draw inspiration from personal experiences and global issues

The albums of fall quarter ushered 2019 out with a bang, with Liam Payne’s lyrically controversial “LP1” leaving a charting disappointment in its wake. However, other releases, such as Harry Styles’ psychedelic-yet-sorrowful “Fine Line” surged into top Billboard slots just in time for the new year. Read more...

Photo: (Nghi Nguyen/Daily Bruin)

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January 5, 10:33 pm

Alum highlights disappearing line between fashion and fine art in art exhibition

The distinction between fashion and fine art is blurred within the “SEQUENCE 1” artwork collection. Alumnus Michael Ho, the artist behind the collection, said there is a recent global art world trend of interweaving the fashion and fine art fields. Read more...

Photo: Model Chikako Fukuyama posed for alumnus Michael Ho’s artwork collection “SEQUENCE 1,” which features mock clothing that imitates a fashion brand. Ho said that in the project, he aimed to blur the line between fashion and fine art, which is a recent trend in the art world at large. (Courtesy of Nani Welch Keli`iho`omalu)

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December 25, 11:02 am

Movie review: There’s nothing small about Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of ‘Little Women’

Greta Gerwig makes little stories monumental, and “Little Women” only solidifies her ability to find delight in the mundane. From a rash haircut to first love to jealous siblings, the writer and director shines a light on the nuances of being a young woman. Read more...

Photo: (Courtesy of Wilson Webb)

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December 23, 10:03 pm

‘His Dark Materials’ season 1 recap – episode 8: ‘Betrayal’

Warning: spoilers ahead James McAvoy’s riveting performance as a man lusting for knowledge bookends the first season of HBO’s “His Dark Materials.” While the show’s initial episodes provided a concrete villain in the form of Mrs. Read more...

Photo: (Courtesy of HBO)

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December 16, 1:25 pm

‘His Dark Materials’ season 1 recap – episode 7: ‘The Fight to the Death’

“His Dark Materials” hurls itself across an icy tundra as its finale draws near. Coming up on the seventh episode, it’s clear that there are too many plot points to cover in the remainder of the season. Read more...

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December 13, 3:25 pm

Album review: Harry Styles’ ‘Fine Line’ conveys raw, intense emotions using experimental sounds

Harry Styles was left without hope or harbor, but he channeled his melancholy into 12 tracks. Styles first solidified his rock influences with his 2017 self-titled album. Read more...

Photo: (Courtesy of Columbia Records)

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