Disney movies tell audiences that dreams do come true. At the El Capitan Theatre, students are given the chance to see this happen firsthand. Last June, as a resident assistant for Dykstra Hall, fourth-year Design | Media Arts student Jonathan Bobrow went as part of a floor event to a midnight screening for the opening of Disney’s “Cars” at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood. Read more...
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April 1, 10:16 pm
Where Dreams Come True
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April 1, 10:15 pm
Weekend Review: TV on the Radio
TV on the Radio Henry Fonda Theater March 31, 2007 After watching the Bruins get thoroughly dismantled once again by the Florida Gators, going to a concert was the last thing I wanted to do. Read more...
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April 1, 10:15 pm
Ad-inspired shows have commercial appeal
Inspiration comes from multiple sources: unrequited love, harrowing ordeals, sunsets … and now, apparently, car insurance commercials featuring cavemen. ABC caused a stir recently by ordering a sitcom pilot based on the cavemen characters in a series of Geico commercials. Read more...
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March 18, 10:03 pm
Spring cleaning
It happens every quarter. You’ve been putting stuff off ““ dinner with friends, a weekend getaway, seeing a movie the Daily Bruin gave four paws ““ and then you get mired in midterms, more midterms and finally, finals. Read more...
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March 18, 10:02 pm
I’m too busy being famous to take my final
Acid reflux disease. That’s the excuse that Ashlee Simpson would give to get out of her Chemistry 14A final. I’m sure of it. She’d probably explain that she could ace the acids and bases part of the final, since she was experiencing acid so vividly in her own throat. Read more...
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March 18, 10:01 pm
Theater Review: “Wicked”
“Wicked” Pantages Theatre Open-ended run 4 paws Follow the yellow _________. Chances are you can fill in the blanks. “The Wizard of Oz” has been around for over a century, yet the story continues to remain successful as each generation creates its own version of the Oz story: in 1900 it began as a novel, in 1939 it was the classic MGM movie, and in 1975 it was “The Wiz.” “The Wizard of Oz” of our generation promises to be unlike that of its predecessors. Read more...
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March 14, 9:47 pm
Dusting off the world of conservation studies
Students pass by the Fowler Museum at UCLA every day heading to class and often frequent the museum’s various art exhibits, but most have never ventured into the A-level of the Fowler, a place where the more hidden aspects of art work go on: those of art conservation. Read more...