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The Used ‘Get A Life’

There is no smoking in the Bren Events Center. The ever-watchful security force made sure that nobody even lingered in the aisles between seats for more than a few seconds at Rockstar Energy Drink's "Get A Life Tour" last Thursday night. Who knows what they would do if they caught someone with a lit cigarette?

Dance Undergrads Tag ‘Physical Graffiti’

A talented group of 15 dancers and choreographers from the UC Irvine Department of Dance showcased this year's production of "Physical Graffiti."

Play ‘Measures’ Up

Just to clarify, "Measure for Measure" is a play by a little- known playwright named William Shakespeare and, if you haven't checked him out yet, you should.

‘Mario Kart’ Stuck In Reverse

"Mario Kart Wii" goes in one direction: backward. It was a tall order to beat the innovative "Double Dash" and the milestone "Mario Kart DS." Nintendo certainly didn't do it.

Matmos Rides ‘Supreme’

Matmos is generally considered to be an electronic experimental band. The word "experimental" scares away even the most passionate music fans.

UCINDIE Stays Philanthropic

Concerts for philanthropic causes might be as common as students listening to iPods in today's era, but the second annual UCIndie: A Benefit Concert for Iraqi Children, organized by members of the Baghdad School Project in conjunction with the Social Science Dean's Ambassadors Council, made for a fun-filled night of upbeat music and camaraderie as part of a large effort to provide educational supplies to schoolchildren in Baghdad.

‘Racer’ Clogs Some Engines

"Speed Racer" comes across as candy for the senses. The constantly dynamic visuals are a rainbow-sherbet, hyper, pop-art assault on the eyes that is stunning and, at times, almost overwhelming. Unfortunately, much like candy, the rush starts strong yet ultimately leaves the viewer unsatisfied.

Coachella

Indio is a quiet desert town 125 miles east of Los Angeles, but for three days out of the year, it is what Prince dubbed "The coolest place on Earth." (And he would know.)

We Like The Art, The Art That Goes Boom

THE CRITIC: "In The Manner of the Adverb" is part one of the MFA thesis show, and it showcases a partiality toward a clean, controlled aesthetic via drawings, paintings, film, photography and digital work. This spare visual sense is tempered with a conceptual intensity that informs the execution of each work, and fills the quiet space with potent references.

‘Iron Man’ ‘Steels’ No. 1 Spot

Not only does "Iron Man" epitomize everything a superhero movie should be, but it has what summer blockbusters aspire to: a fun blend...

From the Runway to Ring Mall

The sun is shining and the breeze is balmy—spring has definitely arrived. Some days, the heat is sweltering enough to drive a girl into the ubiquitous shorts and flip-flops uniform. What can you do to get out of a hot-weather fashion rut, especially on a college student's budget?

Collective Brings Back the Old and Welcomes The New

It's been a long path for Animal Collective. The band takes its inspiration from whatever it finds interesting at the time, proving to be one of the most resourceful acts in modern music.

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