By Megan Dickerson Daily Bruin Senior Staff For the photographer Eugène Atget, Paris was a living organism. The groundbreaking photographer knew that Paris, like any other municipality at the turn of the 19th century, lived and breathed a dichotomy of existence; bountiful storefronts bordered the carts of lonely ragpickers, while children’s dolls sold at a premium. Read more...

Sputnik 7 www.sputnik7.com Sputnik7.com, an entertainment-based Web site, has so much to offer that one can easily be lost within the site, constantly discovering new and more interesting links to check out. Read more...

By Howard Ho Daily Bruin Contributor Before Isaac Asimov, the science fiction genre was similar to the horror genre, providing a chilling vision of something that might exist. Read more...

By Emilia Hwang Daily Bruin Senior Staff Welcome to the summer blockbuster. This year’s big-budget Hollywood production would like to introduce you to a company of actors who appear purely for your aesthetic pleasure; more water than you’d need to float an ark; and a plot with vital statistics that flatline. Read more...

By Mariko Obrero Daily Bruin Contributor Heat and exhaustion were expected at the all-day summer festival of punk rock and skateboarding, but the exorbitant prices made the Warped Tour seem more focused on business than fun. Read more...

By Barbara McGuire Daily Bruin Senior Staff Thirteen years after his death, award winning choreographer Bob Fosse has magically made waves on the Broadway scene once again. Read more...

By Sandy Yang Daily Bruin Staff In Joel and Ethan Coen’s Oscar nominated “Fargo,” the bad guys shove dead bodies into a wood-chipping machine. In their 1994 film, “The Hudsucker Proxy,” CEO and multi-millionaire, Waring Hudsucker, plunges 44 floors to his death. Read more...