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Music Review: Gavin DeGraw's 'Sweeter'

September 29, 2011 by Nikki Torriente

“One Tree Hill” theme song musician Gavin DeGraw released his fourth studio album Sept. 20 with RCA Records. The 10-track album showcases DeGraw’s vocal range and songwriting abilities that fans have come to love since the release of his first album, “Chariot.” “Sweeter,” DeGraw’s fourth LP, mixes his soulful flare with a heavy bass drum beat that twines throughout the album. … [Read more...] about Music Review: Gavin DeGraw's 'Sweeter'

‘The Beacon’ plans for big laughs

September 29, 2011 by Nikki Torriente

Pepperdine looks to expand its student-led comedy night by adding another production to the lineup. “The Beacon” is set to premiere its pilot episode to the Pepperdine community Friday at 7 p.m. in Elkins Auditorium, and everyone involved with the project is waiting with bated breath. Entirely student-created and run, “The Beacon” crew and cast have put a lot of hard work … [Read more...] about ‘The Beacon’ plans for big laughs

The Getty Center Los Angeles ushers visitors into visual wonderland

September 29, 2011 by Nikki Torriente

Los Angeles is a mecca for culture. Everywhere you turn (for the most part) has been transformed into a tiny piece of the LA cultural experience. And the Getty Center is one of the larger pieces that define LA’s splendor. Nestled on a tree-covered hill above the 405 freeway, the Getty Center breaks through the conundrum of fog and monotony with its unique architecture that … [Read more...] about The Getty Center Los Angeles ushers visitors into visual wonderland

Art Day sparks creativity

September 29, 2011 by Elijah Sims

If you walked past the Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art on Sunday afternoon, chances are that you saw dozens of kids hard at work gluing crayons to pieces of posterboard. No, Pepperdine has not extended enrollment to elementary children, if you were curious. The event was Family Art Day, part of a two-day celebration that the Weisman Museum held to commemorate the opening … [Read more...] about Art Day sparks creativity

Brad Pitt hits homerun in 'Moneyball'

September 29, 2011 by Jay Boardman

Brad Pitt takes on the money-hungry sports world in the new film “Moneyball,” which hit theaters Friday. “Moneyball” is the story of Oakland A’s general manager Billy Beane (Brad Pitt), who is told that he has to field a winning baseball team with less than half the money most teams have available to them. Given $38 million to create his team, Beane must find a way to compete … [Read more...] about Brad Pitt hits homerun in 'Moneyball'

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