The underappreciated “A Bronx Tale,” released in 1993, was Robert De Niro’s directorial debut. The story focused on an Italian youth, Calogero “C” Anello, played by Lillo Brancato, growing up in Little Italy in the late ’60s. Read more...
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Editor’s Pick: “A Bronx Tale” (1993)
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Five for Fighting’s “˜Superman’ dropping by L.A. hometown
Sony Music UCLA Alum and Five For Fighting mastermind John Ondrasik will be playing at the House of Blues tonight. By Alex Palmer DAILY BRUIN CONTRIBUTOR [email protected] Tonight, a Bruin returns to his old stomping ground intending to entertain, to inspire, but mainly to rock his fans and friends. Read more...
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Basic grammar, logic can give you the bestest cultural experience
Who learned you how to spoke? Welcome to another edition of the not-so-subtle educational column, dedicated to providing the cold water in the face that you dread but need. Read more...
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April 30, 9:00 pm
No Sweat X
By Robert Esposito Daily Bruin Contributor [email protected] Sweatshops are the bane of impoverished countries around the world, and despite loud opposition and a horrible rap, companies continue to exploit workers from “abroad” (a sweatshop euphemism). Read more...
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Sound Bites
Neil Young “Are You Passionate?” Reprise Records Passionate? Yes, that this album should remain on the shelves and far away from your CD player. “She’s a Healer,” from Neil Young’s “Are You Passionate?,” starts out with the lyrics, “There ain’t no way I’m gonna let the good times go.” But sadly, they have gone. Read more...
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April 29, 9:00 pm
Musical talents abound at Coachella
By Christine Lee Daily Bruin Contributor [email protected] The age old saying that good things come to those who wait was certainly true for the thousands of people waiting to get into Sunday’s Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. Read more...
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Editor’s Pick
The uplifting sounds of Sigur Ros’ “Agaetis Byrjun” overpower the listener with sweeping orchestration and haunting melodies. Written in a combination of hopeful sounding syllables and Icelandic, the group’s native language, the songs’ meanings can be found in sonic textures rather than the literal messages of the lyrics. Read more...