By Sharon Hori Daily Bruin Senior Staff When theater student Marc Fellner had to sell tickets to a production of “Romeo and Juliet” last summer, he vowed not to sit behind a booth for eight hours in the mall. Read more...

By Trisha Kirk Daily Bruin Contributor Long before Zorro liberated the peasants and DC Comics brought Batman to life, there was another masked avenger who took up the struggles of the innocent. Read more...

By Barbara McGuire Daily Bruin Contributor With boy bands like *Nsync and The Backstreet Boys bombarding the music scene, it’s quite possibly one of the great wonders of the world who the first really was. Read more...

By Sharon Hori Daily Bruin Senior Staff Butterfly clips and hair wraps are old news. But that only means the next trend is about to strike. Read more...

Guitar www.guitar.com Not much different from an online version of Guitar Player magazine, www.guitar.com offers a wide variety of features which will interest any guitarist, from the novice 14-year-old punk enthusiast to the wizened, gear-savvy jazz virtuoso. Read more...

By Allison Dixon Daily Bruin Contributor Though it lasted less than 20 years, ancient Egypt’s Amarna period witnessed a series of dramatic political and religious changes that were reflected in its innovative artistic tradition. Read more...

By Lonnie Harris Daily Bruin Senior Staff Amid the glut of horror films and comedies invading theaters last summer, it was relatively simple for more dramatic fare (“Eyes Wide Shut”) or action films (“Deep Blue Sea”) to become lost in the fray, competing for box office dollars with a new “Star Wars” film and with the juggernaut “The Sixth Sense,” which went on to become the 10th highest grossing film of all time. Read more...