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Friday, December 5, 2025

Arts & Culture

UC Davis student to appear on Amazing Race

For UC Davis student Dallas Imbimbo, driving isn't a problem. No matter where he is, he'll find his way out.

His mother, Toni, will eat anything. "The Amazing Race" was, as his friends call it, a no-brainer.

Breakdancers battle at The Buzz

Among the hordes of people and carnival games at Friday night's The Buzz event, dancing fans will want to keep an eye out for The Battle at the Buzz - a five-hour breakdancing competition taking place on the Memorial Union patio, beginning at 5:30 p.m.

CD Review: Young Jeezy, The Recession

For fans of: T.I., 2Pac

 

Give these tracks a listen: "What They Want," "Hustlaz Ambition," "Circulate"

Variations on a Theme

A typical scenario: It's a weekday evening, and I'm sitting at home watching television with my roommates. The TV is turned to the Disney Channel - "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody," to be more precise.

Looking back at the design department

The UC Davis Design Museum is looking back at its history in celebration of the 75th anniversary of the design department.

Its newest exhibition, Teaching With Evidence: Faculty Gifts from the UC Davis Design Museum brings to display important pieces that have acted as the inspiration for some of the curriculum and focus of research of the design program. The exhibit opens today at the Design Museum at Walker Hall, and an opening reception and talk will be held on Sunday at 1 p.m. at the museum.

Where do I go and what do I do?

Students new and old need to spice up their lives, and a new year brings new types of fun, so leave it to MUSE to keep you in the know about live entertainment on and off campus. Carry around this brief guide to venues and regular events while you get acquainted with your new town.

Old school comes back with a bang

After an 11-year hiatus, the Blue Bomber is back with his ninth installment, Mega Man 9. But you won't find fancy graphics and complex game play like Grand Theft Auto 4 and Spore. Instead, MM9 goes back to its 8-bit roots and with it comes old school game play.

CD Review: Metallica, Death Magnetic

 

Give these tracks a listen:

"The End Of The Line"

"The Day That Never Comes"

 

For fans of:

Dave Mustaine

Meg White

A musical treasure hunt

Boasting an ultra-convenient trip onto the San Francisco Bay, the second annual Treasure Island Music Festival brought headliners Justice, TV on the Radio, Tegan and Sara and the Raconteurs for a long-winded two days.

Artsweek

MUSIC The Gallus Brothers Today, 10 p.m., $3-5, 21 Sophia's Thai Kitchen This Washington-based duo are brothers from different mothers who make the kind of ol' fashioned...

CD review: Human Host – The Halloween Tree

080911_ar_humanhost.C   Human Host The Halloween Tree Fall Records   Rating: 4   A band could be easily rated by the talent of its members - at least enough to warrant...

CD Review:Caddywhompus EP

 

Give these tracks a listen: "Commonwealth Girl," "Father War"

For fans of: Of Montreal, Pavement, The Breeders

ARTSWEEK

Editor's picks:

Mirah with Spectratone International

Tuesday, 8 p.m., 21

The Press Club in Sacramento

 

Digable Planets

Wednesday, 10 p.m., 21

Harlow's in Sacramento

FCC and KDRT reach compromise

After facing possible termination, what began as a serious challenge to the survival of Davis-based community radio station KDRT finally reached a compromise in August.

The issue began when KMJE, a station owned by Results Radio based in Gridley, Calif., filed an application to move to Woodland. The station also operates at 101.5 FM and has a much larger range than KDRT, and the move would thus replace KDRT's signal in Davis.

ARTSWEEK

 

Editor's picks:

Canoe, Adam & Darcie, Drew Danburry

Friday, 7 p.m.

M Street and Colgate

 

Laura Gibson, Ricky Berger

Saturday, 8 p.m., $5-7

Old Firehouse