An American Idol alum, a musical duo that is married in real life and a world-renowned dancer all took the stage last night to raise money for MEMO’s first-ever Hepatitis B Awareness Night.

Tonight, Campus Events Commission will host a panel of popular YouTubers, including musicians, producers and journalists.

As a high school student, Joe Villa had no idea a set of used turntables and DJ lessons from an older student would change his life.

On Sunday, L.A. Times food critic, Pulitzer Prize winner and UCLA music history alumnus Jonathan Gold will appear at the Hammer Museum to discuss the evolution of food culture in Los Angeles, mainly Asian cuisine in light of Chinese New Year.

The first time Ryan Thomas tuned in to watch the CW’s “90210” was to witness his band Thirstbusters’ biggest break: having two of the band’s original songs play on the show.

There’s no air conditioning inside the Jonette Swider Dance Center in Sherman Oaks, just a couple of fans placed in the corners of the room.

Walking around the grounds of the HARD Summer Music Festival feels like being in the middle of an industrial, barren wasteland or an apocalyptic, futuristic setting of a movie.

One moment, Leanne Iacovetta is doing leg extensions, twirling and dancing to romantic ballads sung by Nat King Cole.

Joseph Choi is referred to as the “piano” of his a cappella group, the AweChords, because of his perfect pitch.

The show “Catalyst” is based on a Chinese man, Vincent Chin, whose death in the 1980s as a result of a hate crime sparked outcries in the Asian American community.