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UCLA

Man in suit speaks into microphone

Japan’s Richest Man, Uniqlo CEO Tadashi Yanai, Gives a Record Gift to UCLA

The donation is a historic gift for UCLA's College Division of Humanities.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

The Largest Spherical Moon Rock on Earth Could Be Part of Your Personal Collection

Included in Christie's "Deep Impact" auction, this moon rock has already fetched an opening bid of $220,000.
By Helen Holmes

Miami Janitors Are Using Art Basel Excess to Draw Attention to Low Wages

Janitorial workers protested with bananas taped to their shirts to highlight the objectionable difference between astronomical art prices and low wages.
By Helen Holmes

Judy Chicago on Life and Rebirth After ‘The Dinner Party’

By Jordan Riefe
Ms. McCarthy's tech-inspired experiments will seriously push your boundaries to make a point.

Artist Lauren McCarthy Takes on Amazon’s Alexa Like John Henry Did the Steam Engine

By Brady Dale
UCLA quarterback Josh Rosen, whose Barstool profile led to embarrassment for Fox Sports.

Fox Sports Is Begging Other Outlets for Audio and Video on Twitter

By John Bonazzo
Kanye West $10 Million Lawsuit

Kanye West Suing for $10M After Canceled Tour Due to Mental Breakdown

By Brandon Katz
James Franco.

What Does James Franco Smell Like?

By Dena Silver
UCLA phenom Lonzo Ball.

8 Foolproof March Madness Bracket Tips From NCAA Data Analysts

By John Bonazzo
Chicano Batman

Chicano Batman Transcend World Music to Make a Powerful Statement

By Justin Joffe
A scene from 'Dadan'

Kodo’s Revamped ‘Dadan’ Brings Japanese Taiko Drumming Back to BAM

By Justin Joffe
Melania Trump gives a speech about social media bullying, and her plans as first lady

CNN and MSNBC Mock Melania Trump’s Speech About Cyberbullying

By Joe Lapointe
This could be a medical breakthrough for coma patients.

Real-Life Awakening: Scientists ‘Jumpstart’ the Brain of a Coma Patient

By Sage Lazzaro
Anthea Hamilton's exhibition "Lichen! Libido! Chastity!" at SculptureCenter in 2015.

Turner Prize Nominees Named, Election Years Are the Best Time to Buy Art

By Alanna Martinez
An employee of the Kedem Auction House in Jerusalem on November 15, 2015 shows the flag of the iconic ship the SS Exodus, the most famous of hundreds of ships that sought to transport European Jews to the land that later became the nation of Israel immediately after World War II. The flag will be sold at a public auction in December for at least 100,000 US dollars. AFP PHOTO/MENAHEM KAHANA

Jewish Students Should Not Be Caught in the Crossfire

By Tammi Rossman-Benjamin
Students walk near Royce Hall on the campus of UCLA on April 23, 2012 in Los Angeles, California. According to reports, half of recent college graduates with bachelor's degrees are finding themselves underemployed or jobless.

UCLA Shakeup: Latest Case of Campus Anti-Semitism

By Eitan Arom
A demonstrator holding a Palestinian flag protests during a rally in Rome 27 July 2006, to show solidarity with the Lebanese and Palestinian people. Many countries around the world have been witnessing anti-Israeli demonstrations since the Israeli offensive began against Lebanon sixteen days ago.

‘Intersectionality’ and the Bizarre World of Hating Israel

By Ziva Dahl
Opening of The Met Breuer, Madison Avenue and 75th Street, New York City, March 2016. (The Met Breuer. Photo: Courtesy of Wiki Commons)

10 Museum Exhibitions You’ll Be Talking About This Winter

By Ryan Steadman
(Photo: Sparkology).

Exclusive Dating App Reveals Which College Graduates Receive the Most Messages

By Margaret Abrams

The Delicious Dozen: L.A.’s Best New Restaurants of 2015

By Andy Wang
Google's front page on July 24, 2015. (Photo: Screenshot)

Today’s Google Doodle Celebrates the Special Olympics World Games

By John Bonazzo
James Franco, perfect!

James Franco’s Book Reports Lack Editing, Remind HuffPost Commenters of Roy Orbison

By Drew Grant
London calling. (Photo: flickr.com/anniemole)

Booting Up: Decadent Tech Party Edition

By Kelly Faircloth

Cornell’s Tech Campus Poaches UCLA’s Deborah Estrin for Its Technologist Dream Team

By Nitasha Tiku
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