Friday, April 24


UCLA dance clubs in step with Argentinian milonga

In the 1920s, actor Rudolph Valentino sparked an international tango craze when he performed an Argentinian style tango in the silent film "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse." Read more...

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Daily Bruin File Photo

UCLA’s Social Dance Club, with the Ballroom Dance Club and International Folk Dance Club, will bring the Argentinian tango experience to UCLA by hosting a milonga, or Argentinian-style tango party.


“˜Spencer Tracy: That Natural Thing’ series recalls overlooked actor’s talent

To most modern movie stars, putting out 75 films in only 37 years would be quite a remarkable task. For Spencer Tracy, whose acting career lasted from 1930 to 1967, it wasn't. Read more...

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UCLA FILM & TELEVISION ARCHIVE
Spencer Tracy (right) in “The Power and the Glory” (1933). The film has been restored by the UCLA Film & Television Archive, which is presenting a film series on Tracy titled “Spencer Tracy: That Natural Thing.”


Restaurant review: 800 Degrees Neapolitan Pizza

It is definitely a good sign when a new Westwood restaurant "“ barely visible from the street "“ has a line out the door for hours at a time, and patrons know that it is worth the wait. Read more...

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A pizza from 800 Degrees Neapolitan Pizzeria.



More than 40 films of Russian avant-garde artist Dziga Vertov are revived in cinema series

In a scene from the 1924 silent film "Kino-Eye," a slice of beef from the marketplace flies back into the cow. The audience sees the cow's skin come back on the bone and a knife cut across the cow's throat in reverse, bringing the cow back to life, back to the stockyard and then finally to the countryside from where it came. Read more...

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UCLA Film and Television Archive