Deviating from tradition, Deviant Voices A Cappella is looking to take the spotlight at its Spring Sing debut.
While the a cappella group previously held quarterly concerts and performed at on-campus events like Dance Marathon, this year’s online transition will provide a digital platform for the group to present its cover of DNCE’s “Pay My Rent.” The opportunity to perform its work for an excited audience at Spring Sing has been a goal of Deviant Voices since its formation in 2010, said president and third-year communication student Emily Fukuda.

Comedy meets horror in alumna Gillian Wallace Horvat’s satirical thriller, “I Blame Society.”
The film features Gillian (Gillian Wallace Horvat), a fictionalized version of Horvat herself, who goes on a killing spree after murdering her close friend Chase (Chase Williamson) and confronts the exploitative nature of the entertainment industry.

Regina King’s film directorial debut is rooted in a meeting of the minds – both on and off the big screen.
“One Night in Miami” has garnered a collection of accolades including Oscar nominations for Best Supporting Actor, Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Original Song.

The ongoing search for home is explored in the wandering movements of American nomads.
Available in select theaters and streaming through Hulu since Feb. 19, “Nomadland” tells the heartfelt story of a recently unemployed widow named Fern (Frances McDormand), who travels in her van across the American West and meets a diverse group of nomads along the way.

Musical ingenuity and virtual collaboration have led to one of TikTok’s most creative developments.
A crowdsourced production of “Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical” was released Jan. 1 on the theater ticketing platform TodayTix and streamed live Jan.

Traditional theater practices have taken an intermission this fall as UCLA’s graduate program in theater adapts to the virtual stage.
One of this year‘s MFA acting projects is an online production of an excerpt from José Rivera’s play, “Marisol,” which premiered live through YouTube on Nov.