A new addition to the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television could revolutionize the academics of costume design as it is known today.

The way we see it, summer is a time to explore.

Lynn Dally wants to save tap dancing.

With wait times of more than 45 minutes at Sprinkles and other cupcake stores around Westwood, Big Sugar Bakeshop, located in the Valley on Ventura Boulevard, is a refreshingly less crowded spot to satisfy sugar cravings.

“The Last Schwartz,” now at The Zephyr Theatre on Melrose Avenue, makes sibling rivalry fun.

Most people remember hearing the story of “Gulliver’s Travels” as children: the tale of a brave ship surgeon who ventures into the unknown territories of exotic lands, people and animals.

While bearded ladies, clowns and giants fit right in at a circus, you probably wouldn’t expect to see them in a funeral procession.

Artists often claim that a transitory existence encourages the creative process. If so, UCLA’s graduating art students are on their way to success.

A walk around campus at night often leads to unexpected encounters with dance groups. Here’s a rundown of some you might see the next time you’re out and about.

It’s hard to walk out of a Bar or Bat Mitzvah without hearing “We Are Family.”
For the student artists presenting at today’s Student Art Exhibition held at Hillel at UCLA, the meaning of family can address many things: relationships between people, feelings of nostalgia or the warmth that a loved one can give.