Since 1919
I thought a Happy Meal was always happy. Apparently the Reich brothers don’t think so.
Fourth-year film student Noah Reich, a former Daily Bruin video contributor, and his brother Adam created “The American Diet.” The photo series comments on American fast food culture and is currently displayed in Northern Lights.
On Friday, green thumbs can move from the gardens into the heat of the kitchen for the chance to battle for culinary sovereignty.
UCLA Live: David Sedaris Reading
Today, 8 p.m.
Royce Hall, $15
Tonight, best-selling author and humorist David Sedaris will come to Royce Hall to share an evening of storytelling and wit with the UCLA community.
UCLA had its first on-campus farmer’s market last week. How did it do on its opening day?
Has the Armenian genocide become too politicized? Rohan Viswanathan, an Opinion columnist for the Daily Bruin, and second-year English student Razmig Sarkissian, a member of the Armenian Students’ Association, discuss this question.
And with the UCLA Mock Trial team winning American Mock Trial Association’s 27th National Championship Tournament, we had to ask: What’s a mock trial competition at the national level like? A few team members join us in the studio for a mini round.
Long Story Short airs Mondays at 6:00 p.m. on UCLAradio.com.
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Sports editor Sam Strong and Eli Smukler continue their spring football news on this week’s edition of Overtime. The guys also take the football coverage to the pro level with updates on the NFL draft. And, some baseball news to top it off. ESPN Los Angeles blogger and former Daily Bruin Sports writer Blair Angulo joins the show as this week’s guest.
Overtime with Daily Bruin Sports airs Mondays at 6:30 p.m. on UCLAradio.com.
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ESPN Los Angeles blogger and former Daily Bruin senior staff sportswriter Blair Angulo discusses Saturday’s spring football game, UCLA baseball at Stanford, the upcoming NFL draft, and junior guard Malcolm Lee’s decision to hire an agent. [13:21]
“Cabaret”
The MET Theatre
Through May 22
The Kit Kat Klub offers everyone the chance to leave their troubles behind for the seedy world of “Cabaret.” Problem is, “Cabaret” itself isn’t problem-free but with characters knee-deep in their own emotional turmoil.
“Cabaret” is a musical revolving around Englishwoman Sally Bowles (played by Caitlin Ary) who works in Berlin’s provocative Kit Kat Klub. She meets and eventually falls in love with a struggling American writer Cliff Bradshaw (played by Rory Alexander). Interspersed between the pair’s courtship scenes are the Kit Kat Klub’s musical numbers and scenes showing the rise of the Nazi Party.