Back in high school, Kirk Brundage’s jam band opened for the famous Brazilian percussionist Airto Moreira.

Winner of 13 Grammy awards and seller of more than 40 million albums, Ella Fitzgerald left her mark on jazz music as “The First Lady of Song.”

For six seasons, millions have tuned in to the popular MTV show “America’s Best Dance Crew” for a night of competitive popping, locking and dropping.

It is hard to imagine ’70s heavy-metal band Black Sabbath and contemporary rapper Ludacris coming together for a musical collaboration.

In 1999, Molly Jones and a few other female singers thought there was something missing in the a cappella world at UCLA.

Most 8 a.m. walks to Spanish 2 fail to peak my interest, but today the staged television broadcasting vans and the students waving British flags in front of Humanities caught my eye. In order to get to the bottom of this seemingly out-of-place event, my fellow Daily Bruin contributor Coleton Schmitto and I went investigating.

Turns out, the filming of the upcoming Lifetime movie “William & Kate” was taking place at several different locations on the UCLA campus earlier today.

Sitting in the corner of a coffee shop, Luke Top doesn’t give the impression of a band front man.