This post was updated Oct. 4 at 9:28 p.m. Some people wonder if their vote really matters – Kal Penn wants to remind them how powerful their vote can be. Read more...
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September 30, 12:42 pm
BruinsVote organizes showing of ‘Boys State’ to stress importance of civic duties
This post was updated Oct. 1 at 11:00 a.m. to reflect new information from entertainment company A24. As an election year heats up, UCLA’s student-voter coalition recruited a recent documentary to urge Bruins to go to the polls. Read more...
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September 23, 5:47 pm
Q&A: ‘Tenet’ actor John David Washington reflects on experience working with cast, crew
John David Washington was playing professional football in Sacramento just eight years ago. Now, he is a bona fide Hollywood action star. In a summer movie season ravaged by the COVID-19 pandemic, “Tenet” was finally released in the United States on Sept. Read more...
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September 19, 8:49 pm
Emmys 2020: Small Screen, Big Wonders
Daily Bruin’s coverage of the 2020 Emmy Awards. Read more...
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September 14, 12:23 pm
‘The Masked Singer’ creatives discuss artistic intricacies of Emmy-nominated show
From the costumes to the choreography, “The Masked Singer” allows creative minds to push their artistic limits. On the Fox reality show, A-list celebrities mask their identities through extravagant costumes while viewers attempt to guess who they are based on vocal performances and subtle hints. Read more...
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September 11, 4:05 pm
Second Take: ‘The Mandalorian’ stands out with new narratives while maintaining ‘Star Wars’ lore
Baby Yoda is not the only thing that makes “The Mandalorian” a memorable addition to the “Star Wars” franchise. With its wide appeal to hardcore and new “Star Wars” fans alike since launching on Disney+ last November, it is no surprise that the first live-action “Star Wars” series is a contender for a total of 15 Emmys, including outstanding drama series and categories in cinematography, special effects and costumes. Read more...
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September 8, 3:54 pm
UCLA alum, fellow editing team examine choices and process behind ‘Mrs. America’
Cate Blanchett is the star of “Mrs. America” – but it took a behind-the-scenes team to assemble her performance. The miniseries, which follows 1970s conservative advocate Phyllis Schlafly (Blanchett), has gone on to receive 10 Emmy nominations, which is a nod to alumnus Robert Komatsu, who was nominated for outstanding single-camera picture editing for a limited series or movie. Read more...
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