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The first major US retrospective featuring the works of artist Paul Thek comes to the Hammer Museum

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  Q&A: Actress Erinn Hayes discusses her role on ‘Childrens Hospital’
  The healing power of laughter is no joke, unless you’re watching “Childrens Hospital.” MAY 31
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  Sound Bite: My Morning Jacket
  By ANDREW BAIN
  My Morning Jacket is not an easy band to listen to. There’s so much going on in the music, it’s hard for listeners to settle back and get comfortable. MAY 31
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  Sympathy Sympathy sees gained exposure from failed Spring Sing audition to perform its aesthetic music at gigs around UCLA
  By SHANNON COSGROVE
  Sympathy Sympathy did not pass the Spring Sing auditions last year – but they did not let rejection stop them from playing upbeat songs filled with synthesizers and pop culture references. MAY 26

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  UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television launches new program to provide a networking group for graduates
  By METTE-MARIE KONGSVED
  The transition from being a student to a working professional can be both scary and difficult. Teri Schwartz, the dean the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, launched the TFT Young Alumni Leadership program in order to help students as they move into the working industry for this exact reason. MAY 26
• Marianne Murphy Women & Philanthropy Play Reading Series gives feedback to featured playwright on audience’s reactions to her work on the college admissions process
  By MATTHEW OVERSTREET
  All UCLA students understand the pressures and anxieties that come with the college application process. MAY 26
• New television shows must leave a lasting impression on audiences to survive cuts for new fall lineups
  By STEVE GREENE
  It might be a coincidence that the time periods of graduation and TV fall schedule announcements happen to coincide. MAY 26
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  Grad student Midgia Chinea's film 'anonymous (street meat)' selected for Cannes Short Film festival
  By BRITTANY TAYLOR
  Constant foreclosure threats from Midgia Chinea’s bank was enough to inspire her to write a script about the corruption of large banking companies. MAY 25
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  Audio City: Artists showcase talents in co-op housing
  By SHANNON COSGROVE
  Because artists are already in the business of sharing their works and ideas, perhaps they are naturally inclined to share their living space – and chores – in cooperative housing. MAY 25
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  Designers, models come together for Fashion and Student Trends' 'Illumination' runway show
  By ARIT JOHN
  Two days before their runway show, student models strut down the balcony on the second level of Ackerman in high heels to Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep.” The models walk the way they have been taught, with hips swaying, legs crossing one in front of the other and intent expressions. MAY 25
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  Shakespeare at UCLA’s modern take on classic play lights up ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’
  By JENNIFER NGUYEN
  Black lights and glow paint are generally not the first things that come to mind when thinking of Shakespeare. MAY 24
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  ‘A Shiny, Warm, Sticky, Sweet Event’ exhibit by Joanna Cheung mixes technology, tools to embody interaction
  By JENNA BELHUMEUR
  For Design | Media Arts graduate student Joanna Cheung, the adjectives shiny, warm, sticky and sweet bring to mind art. MAY 24
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  Q&A: Urby Whale of Noah and the Whale band discusses troubles and triumphs
  By ANDREW BAIN
  Noah and the Whale recently released a new album called “Last Night on Earth” and is currently on a tour that will include a stop at the El Rey Theatre on Wednesday. MAY 24

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