Madeleine Holly-Rosing wanted to create a steampunk television show, but when financial backing fell through, she decided to make a comic book instead.
The 2009 screenwriting alumna and professional writer uses her experience in screenwriting to write stories in another type of visual medium – comic scripts.

Wings are typically made of feathers, but for Bethany Rennard’s high school senior showcase, she fashioned them entirely out of string.
Rennard, a UCLA art history alumna, produces both digital and physical art through illustration and graphic design.

Take a look, or two, because there’s a lot to see at the Double Take restaurant.
Situated at the bottom of Hotel Palomar, one of Westwood’s boutique hotels, the newly established American eatery is a great place to network with business executives while waiting for the 405 traffic to die down or to grab dinner with a special someone for a swanky evening dinner.

Students from any major or background – regardless of experience – can sit in the director’s chair and bring their screenplays to life.
Each quarter, The Film and Photography Society at UCLA accepts submissions of screenplays from students, both members and nonmembers.

This post was updated on April 11 at 3:22 p.m.
Sining Xiang scored in the top 10 percent of China for his college entrance exams and studied electrical engineering at one of the top universities in China.

Be prepared to pay the price of eating among the stars at the Fountain Coffee Room.
Tucked away on the lower level of the iconic peachy-pink Beverly Hills Hotel on Sunset Boulevard, the Fountain Coffee Room has served as a retro breakfast spot for Hollywood stars since 1949.

Nathan Kersey-Wilson and his roommates hosted open mic concerts from 2 p.m. to 2 a.m. from the second floor of their apartment “Treehouse” in 2013.
On Strathmore Drive, students and bands performed using a variety of instruments, including Middle Eastern ouds, Persian hand drums and classical violins as crowds danced into the night.