What am I supposed to get at the market?” At this point in the year, your roommate has bought everything he sees on the shelves at least once. Read more...
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May 18, 9:00 pm
Take a break from the frozen foods aisle
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May 18, 9:00 pm
The most tolerant show on earth
Teatro Revolver’s production, “Circuses without Bread,” features a giant, a hairy woman and a spoof of “American Idol.” Oh, and it also grapples with themes of racism, feminism and homosexuality. Read more...
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May 18, 9:00 pm
Don’t let attachments to artists drag on
Every time I come across the phrase “return to form” in an arts publication, my heart skips a beat. There are quite a few other things a critic can say to get me excited ““ such as “year’s best” and, my personal favorite adjectival turn-on, “intoxicating” ““ but nothing is as immediately loaded as those three magic words. Read more...
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May 18, 9:00 pm
Soundbite
Dave Matthews Band “Stand Up” RCA Records In the summer of 2004, David J. Matthews was on the move. His band was on tour, unveiling four new songs, and in the tumultuous time just before the presidential election, it participated in the Vote For Change concerts along with artists like Bruce Springsteen. Read more...
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May 18, 9:00 pm
Pow Wow unites Native Americans
There are only 89 self-identified Native American students at UCLA ““ but that hasn’t stopped them from having a presence on campus and educating the community about their cultural heritage. Read more...
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May 18, 9:00 pm
Take summer one action-packed film at a time
Forget “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” and “Kingdom of Heaven.” As far as I’m concerned, today’s release of “Star Wars: Episode III ““ Revenge of the Sith” marks the unofficial start to the summer movie season. Read more...
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May 18, 9:00 pm
“˜Mike & Ben’ knows no boundaries, yet
The iPod useless? Mail-order fetuses? An English nut preaching Tom Clancy on Bruin Walk? These completely arbitrary ideas seem crazy at first because, well, they are. Read more...