There’s something about a spectacle sport that requires the finesse of spoken word and the ability to maneuver a mustache to a poster of Ernest Hemingway’s head that has audiences stirring around the world.
Author Archives: Teresa Jue
Fourth-year student Matthew Masterson walks the runway as professional male model
It is not to say that Masterson is an amateur on the fashion circuit. Since his freshman year, Masterson has steadily maintained a career as a male model, from walking in shows for New York Fashion Week to shooting editorials for fashion publications such as Vogue Turkey and Women’s Wear Daily.
Movie Review: "High School"
If every stoner cliche were wrapped up into one film, “High School” would be the final product.
Movie Review: "Snow White and the Huntsman"
Unlike the Disney classic, this rendition of the fairy tale of Snow White has way less woodland creatures singing and a lot more stabbing, murderous stares and dead birds.
Chinese Cultural Dance Club puts on annual show “˜Lotus Steps’
When fifth-year computer science student Alex Wong went to an open house for the Chinese Cultural Dance Club at UCLA, he didn’t know what he was getting into.
Jennifer Zhang’s passion drives the making of horror thriller “˜Dead Inside’
For Jennifer Zhang, it wasn’t a matter of if her screenplay would be made into a film, it was a matter of when.
Recent hate crimes inspire “˜Hoodies & Hijabs’ panel to discuss race, social injustice
A young black boy is gunned down by a man who thought he looked “suspicious” in his hoodie. A Muslim American mother is beaten to death in her home, with a note reading, “go back to your country, you terrorist,” beside her. These murders of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin and 32-year-old Shaima Alawadi have not only become catalysts for racial protest and debate across the nation, but also here at UCLA.