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‘The Toll Tells’ at Troubadour

Critics say Two Gallants are the new Bob Dylan, have the spirit of Johnny Cash or write odes to whiskey worthy of the Pogues.

Nicking the Never

As the teddy bears sat on the toilets, ferrets were humping away, clearly content. Nearby, pink rapping chickens sat on more toilets, bobbing to the beats they were creating.

Art That Is Not For the Faint of Heart: Inappropriate Celebrity S

If you ever thought the art world was strange, it is about to get a lot stranger.

‘Somersault’ Plot Tumbles, Cinematography Soars

Though Australian film 'Somersault,' set to open shortly in the United States, may seem like a run-of-the-mill overly sexual foreign film, the film's homeland would beg to differ.

Kiss Me Kate

I am not a fan of musical productions nor do I claim to be a critic, because honestly, I cannot sing, dance or play an instrument without giving offense. But I have got to admit that I was particularly taken with the UC Irvine production of 'Kiss Me, Kate

The Sound That Can Be Even More Powerful Than Your Favorite MP3

Silence is underrated. As I walk around our mostly circular campus, I see way too many people absorbed in their own worlds, listening to their MP3 players with those tiny earbud headphones which I have never managed to put in correctly.

The World is ‘Black. White.’

'Everybody ain't a stereotype, just because I look wrong I'm about to do right!' If the new television series 'Black.White.' had a motto, this would be it.

‘South Park’ Takes Aim in Tenth Season

In the second episode of 'South Park''s 10th season, Comedy Central's most lucrative and long standing series, established that they intend to put nontopical, original plotlines on the back burner, and continue to satirize everything and anything in their

‘Vendetta’ Provokes Irresponsibly

The Wachowski brothers are famous for their modern '1984' parable, 'The Matrix' trilogy. Those films, needless to say, had quite an impact on the pop culture scene, not only because they redefined action films for the modern generation, but also because o

Putnam Hall: Indie Rock With Extra Sugar and Salt

A singer with two college degrees who reads classic literature in his spare time, a bassist with 'kung fu grip' and a 'Star Wars' obsession, and a drummer who doesn't drink and wears a suit to every show? A strange accent, and not what you might expect fr

Quality of Life

The world of graffiti writers and art has never before been explored in depth by film or media. Director Benjamin Morgan's new film 'Quality of Life' gives an inside look at the unique subculture of graffiti artists and their essentially public works of a

L.A. Racism Wins Over Gay Cowboys: Inside the 78th Annual Academy

I am the type of person who hates the Oscars, yet watches every minute of the event every year. As far as Oscars go, this year was quite boring on the surface, besides the two surprises of the night, 'Crash' for Best Picture and Three Six Mafia winning Be

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