‘Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li’ opened up this weekend with high hopes. The adaption of a popular video game to the big screen has been done many times over, and the ‘Street Fighter’ franchise is no stranger to the field. The original ‘Street Fighter’ movie debuted in 1994 and barely did justice to the mega franchise. ‘The Legend of Chun-Li’ seeks to redeem itself in the movie remake of the classic video game.

Brash noise and distortion coupled with slow melodies are basically the best words to sum up Thurston Moore’s style of music. Moore made his way to cult status fame as the front man of the 80s and 90s rock band Sonic Youth. Recently he played at The Smell in downtown Los Angeles to devoted fans who value his contribution to the music scene.

Bobb Bruno.

At first you’d think there’s nothing peculiar about him. He’s an Asian man with long hair and regular street clothes. But on stage, Bruno embodies a unique alter-ego.

Located in the heart of downtown Los Angeles and down a dark alley is a small and cozy hole-in-the-wall venue for live music and art called The Smell. For Angelinos, The Smell is regarded as a hot spot for indie and underground artists whose eclectic style of music is often overlooked by the mainstream music scene. Here you’ll find both local and out of town musicians playing music just to please the home crowd.

Eating disorders are a very important topic among people of all walks of life, believes the Joint Advocates on Disordered Eating (JADE) peer educator who hopes to promote healthy body image and acceptance.

Good old-fashioned rock-and-roll seems to be reclusive these days. With the emergence of dozens of new genres, it seems that the heart and soul of rock ‘n’ roll has been lost.

The Los Angeles area is notorious for being a hub for up and coming musicians and raw talent. We Are The World, out of Echo Park, is at the head of the pack with a style and presence all their own.

There are two murals on campus that showcase the talent and creativity of art majors. The first is in the Plaza Del Sol Theatre, which was created by Keiko Tanabe and Angela Bernal. The second piece is going up in the Noski Auditorium.