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ASUCI Presents ‘Reggaefest’

Reggae is a unique musical style which blends uplifting music with catchy beats and an occasional political message, while transcending national and r

Joe Escalante is ‘Barely Legal’

There are few people in the entertainment industry as talented and multifaceted as Joe Escalante.

The ‘Lords of Dogtown’ Fall Short of Ruling

Stacy Peralta is an accomplished individual. At one time he was one of the best skateboarders in the world, starting a successful skateboarding compan

‘Seussical’ Surprises Audiences

When you're in the jungle of Nool or the planet of Who, you will find that anything can happen to you. On June 3, the Claire Trevor School of the Art

Cornered! A Weekly CD Review.

Pounding drums. Raucous guitar. Gut-busting bass. Tight vocals. There are some things that are automatically connected to high-quality hard rock. The Spanish language typically...

Street Drum Corps – Drum Tips from the Professional

Among the various historic sites and neon contraptions along the famous Sunset Boulevard lies the Chateau Marmont, a white castle-esque hotel whose Ho

DVD Vault Bids a Fond Farewell

Welcome back, versatile disc lovers, to this very last installment of The DVD Vault. As this school year draws to a close, I find myself more and mor

Karmacy Heads a Movement

On May 14, Rukus Avenue Productions, in association with MTV Networks, presented "The Movement Live," featuring South-Asian hip-hop fusion group Karmacy at the...

‘Madagascar’ Gets Lost in the Wild

The new Dreamworks movie 'Madagascar', which opened on May 27 and features the voices of Chris Rock and Ben Stiller, came across like every zoo trip I

Tensions Rise In Miller’s ‘View From a Bridge’

The South Coast Repertory's rendition of Arthur Miller's play, "A View From the Bridge," takes audience members into the heart of 1950s...

Cornered! A Weekly CD Review.

On May 10, Austin Texas Indie-rockers released 'Gimme Fiction' to the world on Merge Records, following their 2003 breakout album 'Kill the Moonlight.' 'Fiction'...

When ‘Grafitti’ Incorporates Dance

For those who assumed that dancers have it easy, you have got it wrong. 'Physical Graffiti,' presented by UC Irvine's Claire Trevor School of the Arts

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