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Sway Festival was a two-day feast for the ears

Tessa Kang - September 20, 2026

LA “Fire” Catches in OC, And It’s Hot!

A&ERyan Toves - February 3, 2015

The clouds parted and the rain stopped for last Friday night’s Party on the Plaza at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts, featuring...

“Wired” Up on Huang’s Percussions

A&EShannon Ho - February 3, 2015

Part performing arts, spoken word, experimental visuals, computer science and a whole lot of percussion, Aiyun Huang’s “Wired Percussion” at the Claire Trevor...

‘Passion’ Ignites the Claire Trevor School of Arts

A&ERyan Toves - January 27, 2015

“To die loved, is to have lived.” A beautiful sentiment spoken by Fosca, a woman forgotten by society and fated to die. Trapped...

The Past Becomes Present with the PMJ

A&EShannon Ho - January 27, 2015

In a complete stroke of genius, piano master and composer Scott Bradlee has done the impossible — he has made Iggy Azeala palatable....

Waterhouse POPs Off

A&ERachel Ann Cauilan - January 27, 2015

Place yourself in the 1950s. A time period when rock ‘n’ roll meant grooving to toe-tapping rhythm and blues; when men donned thick-rimmed...

The Decemberists’ Terrible, Beautiful New Album

A&EMichelle Katie Licari - January 27, 2015

The past year has taught me that bands should never come back from hiatus. The Foo Fighters and Fall Out Boy have both...

Longing for More FOB ‘Beauty’

A&ESarah S. Menendez - January 10, 2017

The six-year wait for Fall Out Boy to return from hiatus was welcoming in 2013 with “Save Rock & Roll.” In relation to...

A Most Quiet Mob Film

A&EShannon Ho - January 27, 2015

From its trailers, “A Most Violent Year” appears to be your typical 80s-New-York gangster film, resplendent with thick Brooklyn accents, a handsome well-to-do...