The final event of the Cultural Affairs Commission’s Hip-Hop Awareness Week had something for everyone, provided everyone wanted top-notch California rap or a New York City legend who spoke more than he spit.

When one thinks of Ralph Nader, consumer advocate and presidential candidate, the first word that comes to mind is probably not “sitcom.” But it was for Steve Skrovan.

During these cold Westwood nights, it’s no stretch to say
you might find yourself by the fireplace (that is, if there were
fireplaces in Westwood, but go with it here).

“The Family Guy Video Game”
Take 2
PLAYSTATION 2
“Family Guy” is a show that has certainly been
better known for its superb comedic content than its decidedly
average look.

Documenting your travels with words and pictures can be a major
part of studying abroad. But one UCLA student is going a step
further.
Matthias Metternich, a third-year political science and
international relations student, is UCLA’s own Internet
reality TV star.

The Hold Steady “Boys and Girls in America” VAGRANT
RECORDS (Out of 5)
When The Hold Steady played at UCLA last year, frontman Craig
Finn took advantage of the university setting to remind the crowd
of his college major ““ English.

Correction Appended
For the fourth year in a row, UCLA students can look forward to
two well-known musical acts playing for free during Bruin Bash
tonight at the Los Angeles Tennis Center.

As a visual medium, film is adept at crossing borders to tell
stories. It makes sense, then, that students of film are equally
capable of crossing borders to tell stories of their own.

Shorttakes, which takes place tonight for the 13th time, is an
established UCLA tradition. But don’t think the on-campus
film festival is the same after all these years.

With eight reporters on the scene, the Daily Bruin fulfills
its yearly duty and offers to everyone who was (all 60,000) and
wasn’t there the fourth annual Coachella diary.