Bands join to perform musical medley Dallas brass, UCLA Wind Ensemble play Schoenberg tonight By Cheryl Klein Daily Bruin Contributor A musical premiere has cosmic significance. Read more...

Film technology joins cutting edge UCLA purchases Avid equipment to quicken movie-editing process By Lael Loewnstein Daily Bruin Contributor Not long ago, editing a movie was a tedious process involving cutting and splicing reels of film. Read more...

‘Frasier’ co-star returns to L.A. stage Butler’s performance shares experience of coming-out to parents By Jennifer Richmond Daily Bruin Senior Staff Dan Butler may be best known for his straight, loud-mouthed macho character Bulldog on the NBC series "Frasier." But he’s nothing like that in real life. Read more...

Replicants produce unique spin on cover-tune compilation By Vanessa VanderZanden Daily Bruin Contributor Ken Andrews, lead singer of the Replicants, has been stuck in a "Warehousy loft-type space" for about a year. Read more...

Star aims to save planet with painted message Actress contributes to troubled society through pottery store By Rodney Tanaka Daily Bruin Staff Planet Paint, 90049. Gabrielle Carteris changed her zip code. Read more...

Wright stuff: Play traces author’s life By Jennifer Richmond Daily Bruin Senior Staff All writers have been known to put themselves in their work. Richard Wright was no different. Read more...

Exploring the Dark Side Mathieu Kassovitz, French cinema’s hottest young director, brings ‘Hate’ to America with searing black-and-white visuals, strong social significance and a masterful control that ‘rocked’ fellow filmmaker Jodie Foster By Lael Loewenstein Daily Bruin Contributor Shy, soft-spoken and seemingly well-adjusted, Mathieu Kassovitz is the last person you’d expect to have directed a film called "Hate." At 28, Kassovitz is one of France’s most promising young filmmakers. Read more...