From A to Zine: Printed Matter Society explores creative mediums, DIY art

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April 8, 10:17 pm

From A to Zine: Printed Matter Society explores creative mediums, DIY art

At Printed Matter Society, paper holds memory. The club deals in collages, bookbinding, printed photography and, most prominently, zines. These handmade, noncommercial issues are curated from original or appropriated images and text to encapsulate the artist’s vision in booklet form. Read more...

Photo: Pictured are three students who are in the Printed Matter Society club at UCLA working on crafts. Printed Matter Society deals in collages and zines among various other craft mediums. (Courtesy of Printed Matter Society)

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April 8, 10:15 pm

Emily Davis pins her artistic statement in fashion through styling, accessories

Emily Davis is bringing fringe, fabric and fur to UCLA. Davis, a third-year business economics student, made her debut in the UCLA fashion scene as a stylist this past fall. Read more...

Photo: Pictured is Emily Davis, a a third-year business economics student who has an interest in fashion styling. She debuted in the industry via the UCLA fashion scene as a stylist this past fall. (Max Zhang/Daily Bruin)

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April 8, 8:22 pm

Book preview: Spring literature line-up blooms with heartfelt stories, tell-all revelations

As spring awakens with its blooming flowers and gentle warmth, a fresh energy rustles through the pages of new literary releases. Book lovers will find inspiration in the season’s offerings, from stories of self-discovery to tales that mirror the world’s own renewal. Read more...

Photo: (Yuri Mansukhani / Daily Bruin)

Arts, Arts Columns, Music

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April 8, 3:41 pm

Music preview: Anticipated albums from acclaimed artists usher in blooming music landscape

As leaves return to the trees and bees pollinate new flowers, new sounds are also on the horizon. Several exciting albums are due to be released in the next few months from some of the music industry’s biggest stars and acclaimed creators. Read more...

Photo: (Valerie Liman/Daily Bruin staff)

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April 6, 9:28 pm

Anne Soon Choi brings story of celebrity coroner Thomas Noguchi to the spotlight

Anne Soon Choi is bringing the story of celebrity coroner Thomas Noguchi back into the public eye. On April 22, alumnus and award-winning historian Choi is set to publish “L.A. Read more...

Photo: (Courtesy of Anne Soon Choi)

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April 5, 10:15 pm

Rising Artists: Blossoming musicians deliver fresh sounds, lush lyrics this spring

As flowers come into bloom this spring, so do several rising artists. From electronic musicians to potential folk icons, a variety of artists have released or will release new albums in 2025. Read more...

Photo: (Helen Sanders/Daily Bruin staff)

Arts, Arts Columns, Film & TV

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April 4, 4:06 pm

Film review: Uninspired plot, 1-dimensional characters send ‘A Minecraft Movie’ to The Nether

This post was updated April 6 at 9:16 p.m. Warning: spoilers ahead. “A Minecraft Movie” is far from a diamond in the rough – it’s just rough. Read more...

Photo: From left to right: Sebastian Hansen (Henry), Danielle Brooks (Dawn) and Emma Myers (Natalie) stand in front of cubed trees and green landscape. The trio starred alongside Jack Black (Steve) and Jason Momoa (Garrett) in “A Minecraft Movie,” released in theaters everywhere April 4. (Courtesy of IMDb)

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