Friday, January 22, 1999 Unlock mysteries behind ‘language of movement’ ONCAMPUS: Choreographer brings contemporary ballet to UCLA tonight By Laura Zhang Daily Bruin Contributor Ballet is like watching the sky, at least if you listen to nationally acclaimed choreographer Alonzo King. According to King, who brings his much-touted LINES Contemporary Ballet to Royce Hall tonight […]
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A&E Briefs
Thursday, January 21, 1999 A&E Briefs BRIEFS: ‘Perfect Murder’ star explores man’s meat Viggo Mortensen is largely known for his work in the feature thriller, "A Perfect Murder." But while fans have stronger memories of his starring role as David Shaw, Emily’s (Gwenyth Paltrow) jealous lover, few realize that his work extended to creating the […]
Back to the future
Thursday, January 21, 1999 Back to the future ON-CAMPUS: The Department of Design’s senior exhibit brings attention to changing technologies while showcasing the talents of aspiring UCLA students By Sandy Yang Daily Bruin Contributor Upon entering the Department of Design Senior Exhibition, you should check in your preconceptions about design at the door, or you […]
Laser show offers night under stars, cool sounds
Thursday, January 21, 1999 Laser show offers night under stars, cool sounds Rock favorites add spice to breathtaking special effects, vivid color By Michelle Zubiate Daily Bruin Staff Take a look at all the colors, man. Blues and greens float above your head while the psychedelic music of the ’60s whirl through your mind. No, […]
Music of N’Sync, Backstreet Boys stirs longing for good ol’ days
Thursday, January 21, 1999 Music of N’Sync, Backstreet Boys stirs longing for good ol’ days COLUMN: Quality bands on demand as exposure of one-hit wonders grows I feel very old these days. The days of listening on the edge, I fear are long over. Now it is all about Video Hits One, known as VH-1, […]
Burning up the strings
Wednesday, January 20, 1999 Burning up the strings MUSIC: The L.A. Philharmonic emphasizes musical emotion to enthrall the young and old alike By Brent Hopkins Daily Bruin Staff It was a varied crowd that received the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s Friday concert. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion held both young kids in Adidas warm-ups and gentlemen in […]
Take NOTE: show will be unique
Wednesday, January 20, 1999 Take NOTE: show will be unique THEATER: Newcomers, established performers take part in Marathon By Carrie Meathrell Daily Bruin Contributor Writers, actors and comedians will join Tibetan horn blowers, heavy metal jugglers and opera singers at the Hollywood Performance Marathon, an annual event being held at the Theatre of NOTE (New […]