Monday, April 13, 1998 Raisin’ Arizona proves to be one less than thrilling ordeal COLUMN: Malt liquor, videotape, bowling form highlights of vacation After a five-day road trip through the Southwest for spring break, I and my companions learned one thing: there exists no night life in Arizona. Read more...

Friday, April 10, 1998 Twenty years later, ‘Grease’ is still the word for audiences FILM: Rerelease aspires to cash in on movie’s enduring multigenerational appeal By Louise Chu Daily Bruin Contributor Guys wanted Sandy to be hopelessly devoted to him. Read more...

Friday, April 10, 1998 BORN AGAIN FILM: Self-proclaimed "chick from ‘Species,’" Natasha Henstridge, redefines her acting career – after sticking her tongue through a few more heads By Lonnie Harris Daily Bruin Senior Staff On the set of her soon-to-be-released romantic comedy, "It Had To Be You," Natasha Henstridge was filming a wedding scene, her first ever in a movie. Read more...

Friday, April 10, 1998 Add dash of tradition to authentic Asian cuisine RESTAURANT: Ramayani gives curious diners mild sample of various Indonesian delicacies By Nerissa Pacio Daily Bruin Senior Staff They say that walking into an ethnic restaurant that has a lot of customers of that ethnicity is a probable sign of good, authentic food. Read more...

Friday, April 10, 1998 Play it again FILM: Old movies bring in box office bucks from a new generation of filmgoers By Vanessa VanderZanden Daily Bruin Staff People camped out for hours last year, waiting in line for tickets to the re-release of "Star Wars." In its first 10 days of big-screen revival, "Grease" has already pulled in $20.2 million. Read more...

Friday, April 10, 1998 Screenscene FILM "City of Angels" Directed by Brad Silberling Starring Nicolas Cage and Meg Ryan Tasting a pear. Feeling the wind caress your skin. Read more...

Thursday, April 9, 1998 Fantasy blends into real world with ‘Butcher Boy’ FILM: Irish director often explores illogical, surreal topics in his indie works By Sumyi Khong Daily Bruin Contributor As Neil Jordan takes a seat at the Sunset Marquis Hotel conference room, his brown hair flops over his eyes and casts a shadow over his squarish baby face. Read more...