KCET exposes student films Young filmmakers receive opportunity to share their works By Sona Stepanian Daily Bruin Contributor Student filmmakers often have a hard time finding places to screen their work. Read more...

Global Perspective The New Kerckhoff Art Gallery exhibit looks at people of African descent around the world, capturing the spirit of the continent’s contribution to international culture By Cheryl Klein Daily Bruin Contributor A young girl named Gide cups a handful of breadcrumbs in the palm of her hand and looks up at the camera with large brown eyes. Read more...

‘Late Shift’ chronicles fight for late night TV By Lynn Elber The Associated Press Producer Ivan Reitman finds out this weekend how viewers take to his sly, satirical HBO movie detailing the guerrilla warfare over Johnny Carson’s "Tonight Show" throne. Read more...

‘Living Single’ star to bring talents to UCLA Carson offers series at Freud Playhouse By Judy Hu Daily Bruin Contributor Hollywood often lacks diverse and multi-talented faces. Read more...

 February 20, 1996 ‘Golden Girl’ returns to stageExperienced actress Bea Arthur replants thespian roots with latest theatric role By Kristin Brainerd Daily Bruin Contributor When Bea Arthur heard plans to turn the classic play, "Pygmalion," into a musical titled "My Fair Lady," she thought it would never make it. Read more...

 February 20, 1996 The secret agendas behind award shows Awards season is here again. After warming up with the Golden Globes and the American Music Awards, it’s time to get ready for the Grammys and the Academy Awards. Read more...

Muppets take to high seas Kermit and friends make pirate movie shipshape for kids By Judy Hu Daily Bruin Contributor "The Muppets Treasure Island" brings forth the familiar goofiness of the Muppets ensemble within a dark setting of pirates, shipwrecks and sword fights. Read more...