By Kristin Fiore Daily Bruin Senior Staff Not many men with advanced degrees and receding hairlines can bring down a house packed to the rafters with wild twenty-somethings. Read more...

By Vanessa VanderZanden Daily Bruin Contributor Appropriately located next door to a strip joint and across the street from the Trashy Lingerie shop, the Cadillac Cafe wallows in campy charm. Read more...

By Stephanie Sheh Daily Bruin Contributor Deep greens, bright reds, lively pinks and vibrant yellows pulsate, reaching across a bold sea of solid blue. The intense colors and unique geometric shapes filling the walls of Fowler’s gallery, contrast the simple, humble and pragmatic lives of their makers. Read more...

By Emily Forster Daily Bruin Senior Staff The state of Israel began with a war between those who felt deceived and betrayed by their own leaders against those who felt relieved and connected to their true destiny. Read more...

By Cheryl Klein Daily Bruin Senior Staff The Pressed Ham Theater Company’s answering machine invites callers to listen to a scene from their current production, "Oh, Hamlet!" Rather than the "To be or not to be" cliche, listeners get an earful of clanking swords, followed by a game show announcer-style voice asking, "Who will win? Read more...

The Cardigans "First Band on the Moon" (Mercury) More of the same from Sweden’s loungey kitsch-pop quintet, but for those of us who have already played last year’s release, "Life," to shreds, that’s just fine. Read more...

By Kristin Fiore Daily Bruin Senior Staff Defunct missiles and cannons, walls and floors covered with government paraphernalia – what better place to hold an industrial concert? Read more...