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Two plays, one night

Siddeeqah Shabazz and Samantha Chung, ULV theater arts students, will present their senior writing/acting theses at 7:30 p.m., March 31 and April 1-2 in the Cabaret Theatre. Shabazz will present “Say it Loud” and Chung will present “The Most Dangerous Woman in America.” General admission is $5 and student admission is $3.

Art, photo entries for fair

The L.A. County Fair is calling for entries for the 2005 Fine Art Competition and New Photography Exhibition. The deadline for fine art is July 1 and the photography deadline is June 24. For a complete list of rules and entry information, log onto www.fairplex.com or call the gallery at (909) 865-4560.

Battle of the Bands

The L.A. County Fair is seeking college bands to compete in the College Battle of the Bands contest in September. Spaces are limited and applications are due by April 30. For more information, call Kimberlee Powell at (909) 865-4506.

Jerry Allen Jones at LV

Pop singer and keyboardist Jerry Allen Jones and drummer Michael LeBrun, will be perfomring at 8 p.m. tomorrow night at Rico Coffee.

‘The Ring Two’

The unmarked videotape is rewound in “The Ring Two.” The movie picks up six months after Rachel Keller and her son, Aiden, were haunted by the mysterious girl in the unmarked videotape. But when they move to Astoria, Oregon, to start a new life, everything comes back in a haunting full circle. “The Ring Two” opens nationwide today.

—Hugo Bryan Castillo

Hugo Bryan Castillo
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