By Ryan Joe DAILY BRUIN CONTRIBUTOR [email protected]   USA Films Robert Evans (left) with Jack Nicholson, the star of his 1975 film “Chinatown.” Producer Robert Evans led the ultimate Hollywood life ““ one filled with triumph, torment, love, lust, friendship, betrayal, wheeling, dealing and cocaine. Read more...

Anthony Bromberg Click Here for more articles by Anthony Bromberg   This is our life, the collective life of the UCLA student body: we live sheltered in Westwood, hurrying to and fro, worrying, stressing and taking for granted the mecca of entertainment possibilities that the city around us is. Read more...

“Reign of Fire” Spyglass Entertainment Starring Matthew McConaughey, Christian Bale When director Rob Bowman introduced his film “Reign of Fire” to a near capacity crowd at the Fox theater on a July 9 night, he reminded the spectators that this was a “movie,” not a “film,” because people who refer to movies as “films” are “assholes.” The ensuing hour and a half proved Bowman quite successful in creating a movie that isn’t likely to be referred to as a “film” by anyone this side of the Dark Ages. Read more...

“The Guys” The Actors’ Gang (323) 465-0566 Indefinite run; Future cast TBA Almost a year after Sept. 11, many of us have become desensitized from the inundation of media. Read more...

By C.J. Yu DAILY BRUIN CONTRIBUTOR [email protected]   Photo courtesy of Outfest For those who are already tired of this season’s lackluster big-budget movies, the Outfest film festival may prove to be the summertime alternative that movie-goers have been seeking. Read more...

By Michelle V. Gonzales Daily Bruin Contributor [email protected]   JONATHAN YOUNG/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Laty Cahoon, a fourth-year microimmunology and molecular genetics student, peruses some CDs at Penny Lane. Read more...

By Howard Ho Daily Bruin Senior Staff [email protected] During the Soviet occupation of Hungary, illegitimate children were given fictitious fathers by the bureaucracy. This is just one of the absurdities of Cold War Hungary that UCLA Film and Television professor Gyula Gazdag portrays in his film, “A Hungarian Fairy Tale.” The film will be screened at the Lee Strasberg Creative Center Wednesday night with Gazdag attending to answer questions afterward. Read more...