Tuesday, 5/13/97 Chemical Addiction MUSIC: The Chemical Brothers may not have the charisma of Bono or Gwen Stefani, but their music and visual magic have fans hooked. Read more...
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May 12, 9:00 pm
Chemical Addiction
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‘Addiction’ drains savings but adds joy to life
Tuesday, 5/13/97 ‘Addiction’ drains savings but adds joy to life COLUMN: Love of music opens fan up to genres from rap to ‘Britpop’ My name is Mike, and I am a music-aholic. Read more...
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May 12, 9:00 pm
Q&A with Jason Alexander
Tuesday, 5/13/97 Q&A with Jason Alexander THEATER: TV actor takes to the stage with starring role in ‘Promises, Promises’ By Narissa Pacio Daily Bruin Contributor George Costanza, otherwise known as Jerry’s obnoxious and neurotic sidekick on the sitcom "Seinfeld," is well known for his sarcastic retorts and skirt-chasing traumas. Read more...
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May 11, 9:00 pm
Variety of unusual works featured in Asian festival
Monday, 5/12/97 Variety of unusual works featured in Asian festival Award-winning movies showcase talent from both sides of Pacific By Dayna Michaelsen Daily Bruin Contributor With a cast of both real-life transsexuals, transvestites and accomplished actors, "Bugis Street" shows a side of life that many might never see. Read more...
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Phish’s bassist brings same free-flowing style to stories
Monday, 5/12/97 Phish’s bassist brings same free-flowing style to stories Gordon shows off brilliant sense of humor, talent for improvisation By Mike Prevatt Daily Bruin Staff Most people regard the rock band Phish as the Grateful Dead, Generation X style. Read more...
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Child’s Play
Monday, 5/12/97 Child’s Play Milla Jovovich explains why her starring role was like child’s play in the effects heavy blockbuster "The 5th Element" By Emily Forster Daily Bruin Senior Staff Acting is never easy, but for a child, it can be downright awful. Read more...
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Soundbites
Monday, 5/12/97 Soundbites Depeche Mode "Ultra" (Mute/ Reprise) After a three-year break full of angst and drama, the seminal synth-pop band from Britain are back with "Ultra," the album that probably should have been released between their megahit, "Violator," and 1993’s rocking "Songs of Faith and Devotion." Minus synth mastermind Alan Wilder, Depeche Mode have found a sound that falls between their older keyboard-goth and the guitar-driven sound they’ve been developing with their last two albums. Read more...