Tuesday, October 6

Festival evolves, adapts its style to UCLA

By Mary Williams Daily Bruin Senior Staff If it had been up to Barry Hogan, creator and promoter of All Tomorrow’s Parties, festival-goers at UCLA this weekend would be invading on-campus housing for the four days they will be attending the concert. Read more...


ATP Performer Profile: Starsailor

Little Big Man Before their recent rise to stardom Starsailor perfected their foraging skills, just in case the whole music thing didn’t work out. By Christine Lee Daily Bruin Contributor Four young Englishmen, in their twenties, meet in college, form a band, make some music, and get some immediate critical acclaim. Read more...


Wilco endures despite label troubles

Sacks & Co. Wilco is one of ATP’s Saturday night headliners. By Andrew Lee Daily Bruin Contributor As Wilco embarks on a new tour that includes a stop at UCLA on Saturday, the band will undoubtedly see fans singing along to every song on its new album, “Yankee Hotel Foxtrot,” slated for release April 23. Read more...


Need direction?

  EVE COHEN David Schweizer works with students in his theater class in Macgowan Hall. By Jinjue Pak Daily Bruin Contributor Director and UCLA professor David Schweizer may be another Clark Kent, busy playing dual roles on the set and in classrooms. Read more...


Kiedis gives it all away for group’s new album

  Daily Bruin File Photo Anthony Kiedis shows up at the 1992 MTV Video Music Awards. By Mary Williams Daily Bruin Senior Staff Anthony Kiedis sits in the front of the classroom, looking at the faces of each of the 15 eager UCLA students who are about to interview him. Read more...


Fielding’s first novel sparks renewed interest

  Penguin Books Helen Fielding, author of "Bridget Jones’s Diary." By Maegan Carberry Daily Bruin Senior Staff “Bridget Jones’s Diary” lovers will have an opportunity to fall head over heels for a new Helen Fielding heroine with the rerelease of Fielding’s first novel, “Cause Celeb,” stacking shelves this month. Read more...


Moore charms with witticisms, brutal honesty

By Mary Dang Daily Bruin Contributor Between giving the finger to the Bush administration and promoting his new book, “Stupid White Men “¦ and Other Sorry Excuses for the State of the Nation,” Michael Moore is one busy guy. Read more...