“VHS rules,” proclaimed fourth-year religious studies student Walter Morales. “I’m so over DVDs. I’m bringing back VHS.” Good luck. As enthusiastic as the old-school Morales is about leading a VHS return to glory, the cold hard truth is that the DVD has replaced VHS as the OWW (Only Way to Watch). Read more...

The genre has been around for over a decade; game formats like “Survivor,” character dramas like MTV’s “Real World,” courtroom spectacles like “Judge Judy” and real-life adventures like “Cops” are all tactics that have been pleasing audiences recently. Read more...

NEW YORK “”mdash; Tim Robbins lost his Oscar. To be fair, his now 12-year-old son stole and hid it for April Fool’s Day and it hasn’t turned up since, but Robbins isn’t too concerned over its whereabouts. Read more...

In the film industry, “making it” can be as difficult to define as to achieve. While people can rationalize the issue however they want to, the question essentially boils down to this: Is it more important to make exactly what you want or to make enough to get by? Read more...

Deciding whether to pursue an advanced degree is a question many if not most undergraduates now ponder as they reach the end of their college careers. Read more...

Graduating world arts and cultures students will have lived a very different life at UCLA from that of those ready to follow in their footsteps. Seniors in the department took most of their courses in the Kinross Building, located in Westwood Village. Read more...

“The Mexican food and avocados!” said graduating international development studies and German student Julia Miller when asked what she will miss the most about UCLA when she continues on to Harvard Law School in the fall. Read more...