Linklater’s third film reaches new heights Director departs from ‘Slacker’ past By Lael Loewenstein Daily Bruin Staff Richard Linklater can have his cake and eat it too. Read more...

ACLU president argues merits of ‘sexual expression’ Author fails to recognize true nature of female empowerment, free speech By Barbara Hernandez Daily Bruin Staff There are very few occupations where women are paid more than men. Read more...

Angles through the eras For 160 years, the photograph has been able to make time stand still. The Armand Hammer Museum’s exhibit "Arrows of Time" displays the best of these moments frozen on film. Read more...

Afro-Cuban orchestra pays tribute to mambo king By Gaby Mora Daily Bruin Staff In a tribute to the legendary mambo king, Mario Bauza, the Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra will perform its spicy genre known as Latin Jazz at the Veterans Wadsworth Theater Saturday. Read more...

‘Before Sunrise’ makes for sweet, dialogue-driven date Hawke, Delpy breathe life into one-night romance with silences louder than words By Michael Horowitz Daily Bruin Senior Staff Before Sunrise, on balance, is a good date. Read more...

Born to be bad Although it inherits its name from the French, film noir has become a quintessentially American genre. From Wilder to Tarantino, the Nuart ‘Pulp Noir’ series delves into the world of murder, mayhem and moral myopia … By Bernie Cook and Lael Loewenstein Special to The Bruin "Born to Kill! Read more...

Tour brings fables to Freud Playhouse Children’s Theatre Company presents classic tales with alternative twists By Jeanna Blackman "The moral of the story is …" These words are familiar to young and old alike as the ending to many of Aesop’s Fables. Read more...