I never expected my mother to betray me. But there it was on the front page of the local newspaper's arts and entertainment section. My mom had revealed to a reporter that I was a television control freak. Read more...
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UP ALL NIGHT — “New Year’s Eve” Episode 113 — Pictured: (l-r) Delaney prince as Amy, Christina Applegate as reagan, Will Arnett as Chris — Photo by: Colleen Hayes/NBC
David Hayes-Bautista said he believes there is a disconnect between skepticism about undocumented workers and the realities of daily life. Read more...
UCLA's Royce Hall hosts acts ranging from student organizations to world renowned artists. Royce Hall's UCLA Live presents performers that travel from around the world. Read more...
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UCLA LIVE
It's baffling that British broadcasters delay the airing of new seasons of shows that are already popular in America. Read more...
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“Doctor Who” was a rare example of a British show which aired simultaneously in both the U.K. and the U.S. This was done in order to counteract piracy. Pictured above is Matt Smith, who plays the Doctor, in the TARDIS.
It took a series of events to occur for Tim Shechmeister's dream to come true. Read more...
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MFA film candidate Tim Shechmeister got his thesis short “Viral” picked up by Screen Gems for a feature film.
Sometimes I think I must be ridiculous to get so excited about television. Then last week I read that Paul Rudd ("I Love You, Man") will guest star on "Parks and Recreation" as Leslie Knope's political opponent, and I start jabbing the arm of the person sitting next to me in blind excitement. Read more...
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THE OFFICE — “Training Day” Episode 720 — Pictured: (l-r) Angela Kinsey as Angela Martin, Brian Baumgertner as Kevin Malone, Will Ferrell as Deangelo Vickers, Jenna Fischer as Pam Beesly, Steve Carell as Michael Scott, John Krakinski as Jim Halpert — Photo by: Chris Haston/NBC
The UCLA community enjoys a prime view of the West Coast film scene in action. Read more...
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“The Secret World of Arrietty” plays on Feb. 16 as part of Melnitz Movies’ monthly film series entitled “New Vision of Japanese Cinema.” The series was conceived as part of a commemoration for the Terasaki Center for Japanese Studies’ 20th anniversary. (Image courtesy of Ghibli/Walt Disney Studios)
