It was a beautiful day. We parked by the waterfall and started hiking up to Baldy summit. We hadn’t really eaten anything and the only thing we brought with us was a couple of jugs of water. Go to article

Armed with a notepad and tales of reporteress’ sometimes less than professional interviews with rock bands, I knock on the door. Baker mutters an "It’s open," and I enter his world. Go to article

You might be thinking I’m crazy, I realize, since Smith’s music is often slow and depressing. But I don’t think of it that way; I see real emotional power in his music that’s seldom negative, and, more often than not, exhilarating.Go to article

TSL: Can you describe you tattoo?

Amy: It’s purple, and in the shape of a vagina.

TSL: When did you get this tattoo?

Amy: In Ecuador, last year. Go to interview

This is a story about love, friendship, change, courage, integrity and the triumph of good over evil: namely, about pizza. And life, too. Go to article

A life of international travel, witty repartee, and complex mental cunning: it all sounds like a James Bond movie, out of reach and improbable. But now you, the Pomona College student, can live this life! Go to article

Henry Abelove is, among other things, a cultural historian who was a co-editor of The Lesbian and Gay Studies Reader, an important collection of theoretical works on queer experience. On Wednesday, he came to Crookshank to share his knowledge of post-war queer experience and how it impacted literature.Go to article

Well, I think it’s pretty safe to say that we don’t live in the eighties anymore. Fortunately for the ‘90s, or the ‘00s, Bottom Line Theater’s newest production of it taps into the rich comedy of the play without letting Durang’s dated view on therapy, love, and sexuality worry itself to death. Go to article

Nogi is one of the staples of the Claremont restaurant scene. This traditional Japanese restaurant features a small sushi bar and an intimate dining room. Go to article

>The Backstreet Boys betrayed us. Third Eye Blind sold us out. Madonna has covered "American Pie." Yet radio-friendly pop survives as a bona fide genre. Go to article

Dear Prince Paul,

I have been a fan of yours for some time now. I loved your work with De La Soul, miraculously made some sense out of Psychoanalysis [What is it?] and was amazed by your sheer genius on Prince Among Thieves. Go to article

It’s an understatement to say that the Wu-Tang Clan, the new Ghostface Killah album included, wasn’t even on my radar screen. I’ve been becoming a pretentious backpack hip-hopper, entirely prepared to give up on Wu when, with nothing to look forward to except that new Common joint, I decided to pick this up as an afterthought. Go to article