On this week’s episode of “This Week,” contributor Jackson Wooton covers various campus and news topics, including UC worker strikes affecting dining services, the upcoming UCLA-USC rivalry football game, the Camp Flog Gnaw Festival, the release of “Glicked” (Gladiator II and Wicked movies) and updates on national and international news.

This Friday, “Wicked” will transport movie-goers to the realm of Oz, with pop superstar Ariana Grande set to star as Glinda. Before the film’s release – and to celebrate the artist adding three more Grammy nominations to her list of accomplishments earlier this month – the Daily Bruin revisits Grande’s discography to ascertain which of her albums so far shines brightest.

This post was updated Nov. 17 at 9:00 p.m.
Mary J. Blige’s latest album is an LP that her fans can be mostly grateful for.
The “Queen of Hip-Hop Soul” released her fifteenth studio album “Gratitude” on Friday.

lIn this week’s episode of “This Week” by Daily Bruin Podcasts, our team covers the UC development proposing tuition hikes for out-of-state students, UCLA’s athletic achievements with both basketball teams being nationally raied, the Getty Center’s new Alps exhibition and significant music releases from major artists.

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Editor’s note: This article contains mentions of violence that may be disturbing to some readers.
It has been more than two weeks since Tyler, The Creator released his seventh studio album, “CHROMAKOPIA,” but the dynamic artist has been releasing unforgettable music for more than a decade.

This post was updated Nov. 12 at 9:07 p.m.
For once, it seems that the Grammy nominations are mostly right.
The nominations for the 67th Annual Grammy Awards – which will be held Feb.

In this episode of “This Week,” Daily Bruin correspondents cover Adam Schiff’s Senate victory and Nathan Hochman’s win as LA District Attorney, UCLA soccer teams entering Big Ten tournaments, men’s and women’s basketball season openers and the 30th anniversary celebration of alumni-founded Asian American magazine “Giant Robot,” along with the upcoming horror film “Heretic.” Moreover, they discuss the election results and what it means for UCLA students.

Zach Templar is bringing his blend of alternative and R&B music to Los Angeles for the first time.
The 18-year-old artist will perform at Echoplex on Nov.

In this episode of “This Week”, podcast contributor Izzy Greig and correspondents cover local elections and ballot measures, as well as UCLA’s men’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, and men’s water polo.

This post was updated Oct. 31 at 8:23 p.m.
This fall, an alumnus’s dance company is exploring what remains unseen.
Heidi Duckler Dance will hold its performance of “What Remains Un/Seen” at the Wende Museum on Saturday, with the free showcase inspired by the museum’s ongoing “Counter/Surveillance: Control, Privacy, Agency” exhibition.