Monday, July 28, 1997 Soundbites Radiohead "OK Computer" (Capitol) Forget "electronica," Radiohead has given us the future of rock. "OK Computer," the follow-up album to their 1995 beyond-its-time classic, "The Bends," is no doubt one of the most daring and revolutionary records to hit alternative rock in the past few years. Read more...

Monday, 7/21/97 Screen Scene "Contact" Directed by Robert Zemeckis Starring Jodie Foster and Matthew McConaughey Movies about aliens are sure getting popular. With the success of "The X-Files" and alien flicks like "Independence Day" and this summer’s "Men in Black," Hollywood has once again gone crazy over those little green men. Read more...

Monday, 7/21/97 A&E Briefs Absolut L.A. International As a collaboration between galleries and museums in Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Venice, West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, a six-week international art invitational titled Absolut L.A. Read more...

Monday, 7/21/97 ‘Proposals’ searches for unity amidst life’s misconceptions THEATER: Simon’s play delivers strong story line, weak emotional punch By Alicia Cheak Daily Bruin Contributor The pursuit of reconciliation and "harmony," as the character Clemma calls it, is the subject of "Proposals," a new play by Neil Simon, running through August 31 at the Ahmanson Theatre. Read more...

Monday, 7/21/97 To Cast A Shadow ON-CAMPUS Asian culture has historically told its good-vs-bad stories through puppet shows. Fowler Museum presents ‘In the Play of Shadows,’ an exhibit of preserved puppets designed to amuse and educate. Read more...

Monday, 7/14/97 Soundbites Wyclef Jean "The Carnival" (Ruffhouse/Columbia) Wyclef Jean, one-third of the successful rap outfit, The Fugees, goes solo for "The Carnival." With the help of a diverse bunch of rappers, singers, DJs, musicians and even fellow Fugee Lauryn Hill, Wyclef (as he is generally known) has put out one of the most dynamic and musically pleasing rap albums to come along in a long time. Read more...

Monday, 7/14/97 A&E Briefs Museum of Tolerance July sets the stage for an array of inspiring events at the Los Angeles Museum of Tolerance. Published poet and writer Edzia J. Read more...