Monday, February 23

Rock the Planet

Click Here to See Larger Image By Anthony Bromberg Daily Bruin Senior Staff Rock stars are larger than life. They are the elite of the coolest people in the world. Read more...


Exhibit features South African HIV/AIDS art

  UCLA Fowler Museum From Fowler’s new exhibit "Break the Silence," "Imbenge" by Nombuso Nikwanyana, portrays the threat of HIV/AIDS to a Zulu community. “Break the Silence: Art and HIV/AIDS in South Africa” UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History Through April 28, 2002 Bright red banners encompass the outside walls of “Break the Silence,” an art exhibit at the Fowler Museum responding to the HIV/AIDS crisis in South Africa. Read more...



Shorttakes short of expectations

  Photo courtesy of Joshua Nimoy "Astronaut Wife," animated by UCLA Design & Media Arts student Joshua Nimoy, was nominated for Best Animation. By Mary Dang Daily Bruin Contributor Opening with a flourish but soon sinking into a succession of unoriginal movies, last Friday’s ninth annual presentation of Shorttakes wound up no more than average. Read more...



Group translates Radiohead into strings

By Anthony Bromberg Daily Bruin Senior Staff Some albums, say Radiohead’s “Ok Computer,” beg being listened to as a whole work of art. Still, it’s not often that music fans get to hear one of their favorite albums performed live, straight through in its entirety. Read more...


Cultural Hiphop You Don’t Stop

  ANGELA LEE Members of ACA practice their hip-hop routine for the 13th annual culture show tonight. By Howard Ho Daily Bruin Reporter Chinese Americans have long been known for their martial arts, their ethnic lion dance and their hip hop dancing. Read more...