Wednesday, April 22

Sonic Youth concert takes experiment too far

By Brian O’Camb Daily Bruin Senior Staff Most theatergoers expect a night of civility and culture, not a teenage riot. Opting for the more intimate feel of a theater, over large concert venues and slamming crowds, Sonic Youth brought a little bit of SoHo to the Wilshire Theatre on July 24. Read more...


Sound Bites

Jurassic 5 “Quality Control” Interscope Records Imagine everyone’s favorite Peanuts character and the best canned fish on the shelves. With a name like Chali 2Na, why would you need the help of five other guys to sell records? Read more...


A few good losers

By Terry Tang Daily Bruin Senior Staff Although her 14-year-old daughter is just starting to deal with adolescence and all its concomitant anxiety, Amy Heckerling has already become a sharp navigator of the teenage mindset. Read more...



‘Five Senses’ is canvas of creativity

By Howard Ho Daily Bruin Contributor Jeremy Podeswa is not a writer. In fact, he finds writing difficult. His medium is visual storytelling, swiveling the camera, playing with light and space, propelling the viewer into revelation. Read more...


“˜Doctor’ offers wake-up call for forgotten, downtrodden

By Sandy Yang Daily Bruin Staff No matter the time period, themes in human comedies and tragedies just don’t change. Pasadena Playhouse’s “The Good Doctor” reminds audiences that this is true through themes like money, love and art in a collection of 10 stories set in 19th-century Russia. Read more...


Screen play

By Emilia Hwang Daily Bruin Senior Staff They came from the outer reaches of Los Angeles County. A group of 25 teenagers infiltrated the 15th floor of the Oppenheimer Plaza building Thursday evening. Read more...