Wednesday night at the Hammer Museum, the editors of the new Los Angeles Review of Books (LARB) explained how their new web-only book review would challenge this common conception and bring Los Angeles to a more deserving forefront in the consciousness of serious readers looking for criticism that is both rigorously edited and intelligent, yet accessible.
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Q&A: Ziggy Marley offers insight to his musical influences, philanthropies
Ziggy Marley, eldest son of Bob Marley, will be performing at Club Nokia LA Live Center on Saturday night. Marley will be performing songs from his newest album, “Wild and Free,” nominated for this year’s Best Reggae Album Grammy award. Ziggy Marley spoke with Daily Bruin’s Brigit Harvey about his newest album and the messages that drive his music.
Jim L. Mora hires five assistant football coaches to his staff
Jim L. Mora has been the football coach at UCLA for less than a week, and he has already added five assistant coaches to his staff.
UCLA women’s volleyball up two sets on Florida State in NCAA national semifinals
Rachael Kidder leads the Bruins with 15 kills as UCLA goes into the intermission up on Florida State by two sets.
The Bruins came out hot in the first set, while the Seminoles appeared rattled by their first ever appearance in the national semifinals.
UCLA women's basketball falls to LSU 58-41
Seeing former coach Nikki Caldwell standing next to the opposing team’s bench must have been a strange sight for many members of the UCLA women’s basketball team.
UC, CSU to receive $100 million reduction as part of state “˜trigger’ cuts
The University of California and California State University will receive an additional $100 million in midyear cuts as part of “trigger” cuts enacted by the state, Gov.
Concert Review: Sara Bareilles delivers at a sold-out show despite feeling under the weather
UCLA alumna and Grammy-nominated artist Sara Bareilles performed one of the last dates of her Kaleidoscope Heart tour at The Hollywood Palladium on Friday. The sold-out show drew a crowd of fans ranging from over-excited teenagers to married couples who came to see a good show.