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Alumnus Kelvin Yu stars in Netflix's Emmy-nominated comedy series "Master of None." While many of his previous roles depicted offensive stereotypes, his character Brian Chang helped him portray an authentic Asian-American experience onscreen, he said. (Courtesy of Kelvin Yu)
Alumnus Kelvin Yu stars in Netflix's Emmy-nominated comedy series "Master of None." While many of his previous roles depicted offensive stereotypes, his character Brian Chang helped him portray an authentic Asian-American experience onscreen, he said. (Courtesy of Kelvin Yu)
UCLA Extension alumna Alexiane Silla wrote and sang "A Million on my Soul," featured in the movie "Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets." The accompanying music video features shots and props from the film. (Axel Lopez/Daily Bruin)
UCLA Extension alumna Alexiane Silla wrote and sang "A Million on my Soul," featured in the movie "Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets." The accompanying music video features shots and props from the film. (Axel Lopez/Daily Bruin)
(Shreya Mantri/Daily Bruin)
(Shreya Mantri/Daily Bruin)
A group of UCLA students wrote, produced and starred in the short film, "Going Solo," set to be released in late July – all while operating within a budget of $400. (Alyssa Dorn/Daily Bruin staff)
A group of UCLA students wrote, produced and starred in the short film, "Going Solo," set to be released in late July – all while operating within a budget of $400. (Alyssa Dorn/Daily Bruin staff)
"Prom: Festival of Animation" is a showcase of original short films made by UCLA students, both within and outside of the animation program. The event will take place Saturday and feature around 40 student-made films. (Alyssa Dorn/Daily Bruin staff)
"Prom: Festival of Animation" is a showcase of original short films made by UCLA students, both within and outside of the animation program. The event will take place Saturday and feature around 40 student-made films. (Alyssa Dorn/Daily Bruin staff)
As a production designer, Deborah Riley oversaw the construction of sets on "Game of Thrones," such as the city of Meereen. (Helen Sloan/HBO)
As a production designer, Deborah Riley oversaw the construction of sets on "Game of Thrones," such as the city of Meereen. (Helen Sloan/HBO)
(David Giesbrecht/Netflix)

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June 4, 10:10 pm

TV review: ‘House of Cards’

Warning: This post contains plot spoilers of previous seasons of “House of Cards.” Nobody hates to lose more than Frank and Claire Underwood. For four seasons of “House of Cards,” the Underwoods have bribed, threatened, manipulated and even murdered their way to power. Read more...

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