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Getting To Know Your Vagina

Winter is the season to celebrate the return of the 'Vagina Monologues.' Every year, around the month of February, V-DAY UCI, a collaborative...

Holly, Jolly Gay Men

Despite the writers' strike, Hollywood came to Irvine for holiday music. Men Alive, the Orange County gay men's chorus, performed 'Holly, Jolly Hollywood,'...

Bored In Irvine? Go See a Concert

The environment surrounding UC Irvine has little to offer other than being a sprawling wasteland of corporate headquarters, vast shopping centers and unnecessarily...

Life is ‘Still’ With ‘Iris’

Steven Dietz's 'Still Life With Iris,' a magical play set in a fantasy land filled with illusions, was showcased this past week in...

Networks Leave Us Hanging

With the Writers Guild of America on strike, many popular television shows are without writers and consequently without new episodes. Though the WGA...

Corteo Cirque Du Soleil

Anyone who has yet to witness the artistic splendor, superhuman spectacle and joyous beauty of a Cirque du Soleil show would do well...

Daft Punk Bring ‘Da Funk’ in ’07

French electro-house duo Daft Punk made light of a potentially damaging situation when its initial music-making efforts were ill-received by critics. As a...

‘The Kite Runner’ Takes Flight

Every year, the holidays herald the release of emotionally-taxing movies, and this year is no exception. Although 'The Kite Runner' has not yet...

Not Your High School Teacher’s ‘Beowulf’

Ten years in the making, the effort of putting ‘Beowulf’ together is clearly evident. Using state-of-the-art performance capture technology, is an intricately-detailed tapestry...

Whirling into Heaven

Every country has an ethnic tradition that makes it unique from every other culture in the world. While the United States tends to...

R. Stevie Moore: King of ‘Do It Yourself’

R. Stevie Moore may be one of the most under-appreciated artists of the latter part of the century. Given his wildly experimental style,...

Audiences Get Lost in ‘The Mist’

Many of Stephen King’s novels have been adapted for the screen, ranging from the bad (“Cujo”) to the the mediocre (“Children of the...

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