By Chris Moriates Daily Bruin Senior Staff The industry line was longer than the general admission at the House of Blues in Hollywood last Wednesday night. Read more...

By Phoebe Bronstein Daily Bruin Contributor For everyone who has always loved magazines but never liked to read, there’s a new kind of periodical. A magazine called SubstanceTV presents everything one would see in a standard paper magazine: music, documentaries, art, but putting it all on a DVD. Read more...

  DVD Demystified www.dvddemystified.com Calling itself the “home of the DVD FAQ” is quite an appropriate name for this Web site. It has pages and pages of responses and advice to simple questions like what a DVD is, to harder questions regarding the DVD’s compatibility with other technology. Read more...

By Mary Williams Daily Bruin Senior Staff Sitting in the stands and looking down on the floor and stage at the Long Beach Arena on Friday was like watching a really good Weezer concert rather than participating in it. Read more...

  Nintendo Released around the same date as the Microsoft X-Box, the Nintendo Gamecube faces fierce competition. By Robert Esposito Daily Bruin Contributor With the launches of both X-Box and Gamecube packed into the same week, Gamecube is undoubtedly going to face countless comparisons to the former console, much like the old days of Super NES and Sega Genesis.  Since then, the videogame industry has become a crowded place with billions of dollars at stake. Read more...

  TILDEN Len Cariou stars as physicist Niels Bohr in "Copenhagen," which opens at the Wilshire Theater on November 25. By Siddarth Puri Daily Bruin Contributor 1941: The world was living in horror as Hitler’s reign of terror still continued in Germany. Read more...

By Anthony Bromberg Daily Bruin Reporter Is that art? Wait, maybe that is. Who knows? Those may be the questions of some who have only been past the sculpture garden once or twice in their time at UCLA. Read more...