Tuesday, February 9, 1999 Artist brings Jewish history to life ART: Larry Rivers reveals cultural roots in paintings at Skirball show By Erin Beatty Daily Bruin Contributor Larry Rivers is one of a select few who can make history as entertaining and aesthetically pleasing as a "Where’s Waldo" activity book. Read more...

Tuesday, February 9, 1999 UCLA alumnus could not have blueprinted successful career ALUMNA: Restaurant designer leaves unique mark on themed eateries By Sharon Hori Daily Bruin Contributor When Stephen Francis Jones met with a client to discuss a new Japanese restaurant, the UCLA-educated architect knew the job would require more than just paper lanterns and fish tanks. Read more...

Monday, February 8, 1999 Odd couple tells true story of jazz band’s earliest days MUSIC: Love of singing, sensuous lyrics unite lounge performers’ act By Brent Hopkins Daily Bruin Staff The hour grows late, the bottle of whiskey lays drained, and it’s time to go home. Read more...

Monday, February 8, 1999 Soundbites Furslide, "Adventure" (Virgin) Sporting Natalie Merchant’s former guitarist, one album finally stands out as both unique and capable of being more than a one-hit wonder. Read more...

Monday, February 8, 1999 Zealous fans eagerly await yet another awards show COLUMN: TV Guide event pays tribute to skills of actors like Chuck Norris For some sad souls, it’s the week’s only reading material, the key to one’s daily social engagements and the most eagerly anticipated mail event on Wednesday. Read more...

Friday, February 5, 1999 ‘Rocky Horror Show’ livens up the stage THEATER: Fanatical devotees can now enjoy great music, visual excitement of popular 1975 cult classic in new venue By Michelle Zubiate Daily Bruin Staff All the way from the planet of Transsexual they’ve come bearing gifts of cheesy time warps and crazy scientists. Read more...

Friday, February 5, 1999 Screenscene FILM: "Rushmore" Starring Jason Schwartzman and Bill Murray Directed by Wes Anderson Rich with humor, quirk and charm, "Rushmore," the sophomore effort of filmmaker Wes Anderson (Bottle Rocket) succeeds with flying colors in telling the skewed coming-of-age story of Max Fischer: the world’s most precocious 15-year-old. Read more...