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Life & Arts

Humans of the Caf: Students Reveal Their Stories

February 15, 2017 by Duncan Hilby

Photo courtesy of Alexandria Oguntula“Since I’m graduating in April, I think that it's made me a little more aware of my relationships with people, and I think that I’m just trying to get close and have as many good memories as possible before I leave. I think it's really important to sustain relationships with people. I make sure that I have lunch with people … [Read more...] about Humans of the Caf: Students Reveal Their Stories

‘Before I Fall’ Reminds Audiences of the Important Things in Life

February 14, 2017 by Shannon Hansen

Photo Courtesy of Open Road FilmsThe quest to figure out how one must live their last day alive as it's repeated over and over until they get it right will be featured in theaters across America on March 3 in the new movie "Before I Fall." Zoey Deutch, Halston Sage, and Ry Russo-Young sat down at the Four Seasons in Beverly Hills the morning of Saturday, Feb. 11 to discuss the … [Read more...] about ‘Before I Fall’ Reminds Audiences of the Important Things in Life

LA Takes Cafes to the Next Level

February 14, 2017 by Ella Gonzalez

Photos by Ella GonzalezA cafe might conjure up images of coffee, unpronounceable artisanal sandwiches, and unsuccessful attempts to study or crank out that novel you’ve always dreamed of writing. Recently, the definition of cafe has expanded to encompass more than just French pastries and now includes something that is perhaps a bit more exotic and novel: a rich panoply … [Read more...] about LA Takes Cafes to the Next Level

Artists Corner: Caitlin Quisenberry

February 14, 2017 by Shannon Hansen

Photos Courtesy of Caitlin Quisenberry Junior singer, songwriter and actress Caitlin Quisenberry is no stranger to the spotlight. A Songfest host for this year’s production, her time is filled with singing, long rehearsals, studying philosophy and going on to acting auditions in LA. Also an aspiring attorney, she hopes to utilize her skills in music to help pursue a career … [Read more...] about Artists Corner: Caitlin Quisenberry

The Last Bookstore Remains an LA Treasure

February 14, 2017 by Symphony Barnes

Photos by Symphony BarnesLooking for somewhere to go that involves reading, music and taking cute pictures? Then look no further than the Last Bookstore.The Last Bookstore is a multi-leveled, new and used book and record store located in Downtown Los Angeles.But it's not an ordinary bookstore with just a bunch of bookshelves.On its ground floor, the store may appear to be … [Read more...] about The Last Bookstore Remains an LA Treasure

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