Monday, April 1, 1996 By Sona Stepanian Daily Bruin Contributor In the recent trend of British bands making it big in America, where a band comes from seems to attract as much attention as their music. Read more...

Monday, April 1, 1996 By Jennifer Richmond Daily Bruin Senior Staff Of all the people who could play famous film and stage star John Barrymore, none are more deserving or could have played the part more magnificently than stage actor Nicol Williamson. Read more...

Performance acts as outlet for cultural expression Les Ballets Africains gives dancers chance to share ‘Heritage’ By Kathleen Rhames Daily Bruin Contributor For Italo Zambo, music and dance are more than just entertainment. Read more...

‘Headless’ grips audience By Dina Gachman Daily Bruin Contributor One night in New York, several strangers wander into a dingy topless bar, unaware that they are about to experience the most frightening and intense night of their lives. Read more...

‘Tarantella’ dances its way to big screen Sorvino attracted to UCLA film students’ emotional script By Dina Gachman Daily Bruin Contributor Richard Hoblock’s screenplay for "Tarantella" did not capture the imagination of actors and producers by having a big budget or its studio backing. Read more...

‘Heart’ delivers message in modern dance Self-sufficiency, power of women conveyed via historical dance pieces By Elizabeth Bull Daily Bruin Contributor Janet Eilber, co-director of the American Dance Repertory Company, remembers spending hours in a studio with dance legend Martha Graham perfecting her "Lamentations" and learning a little something about modern dance. Read more...

Irish band whips up success Whipping Boy maintains integrity after label change By Vanessa VanderZanden Daily Bruin Contributor Paul Page, guitarist of Whipping Boy, stays calm and in control despite his busy travelling schedule. Read more...