Suicide is a jarring, tragic event that often cannot be explained. A teacher's suicide, especially one committed in an elementary school classroom, is even more unthinkable. Read more...
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MUSIC BOX FILMS
Film & TV
Arts, Arts Columns, Film & TV
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April 11, 1:19 am
Remote Life: TV a testament of storytelling, and only time will tell what shows from now will be future classics
I never thought I'd get to watch Lucille Ball's infamous drunk Vitameatavegamin commercial from "I Love Lucy" in a theater full of college students. More importantly, I didn't expect a 55-year-old show to send a bunch of undergrads into fits of giggles. Read more...
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April 8, 11:55 pm
Documentary “˜Bully’ shows promise in effecting positive change for school bullying, violence
This weekend (which just so happens to start off on Friday the thirteenth), the documentary "Bully" will call audiences to take action. Read more...
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April 4, 12:10 am
Remote Life: Unconventional midseason premieres of television shows a welcome change
You did it, you found Remote Life. You found it despite the change from Tuesday to Wednesday and the spring break hiatus. Read more...
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“Mad Men” recently returned with the premiere of its fifth season.
Arts, Film & TV, Music
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April 1, 11:48 pm
Spring movie and music preview
Spring is here, and with the new season comes new music and movies. There are plenty of releases coming out in the next few months, but the A&E editors have chosen some albums and films to be especially excited about heading into April, May and June. Read more...
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The Five Year Engagement
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April 1, 11:26 pm
Reel Life: _Heart for the film will go on_
Whether you are watching an old favorite on a rainy day, attending a highly anticipated midnight premiere, enjoying a matinee with friends or streaming a movie on Netflix, movies let us experience new worlds and meet characters that we come to know and love. Read more...
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March 19, 11:14 am
UCLA Film & Television Archive to screen “˜New Queer Cinema’ film series
In the early '90s, a new breed of film was born. These films were brash, audacious and stylish, making their debuts at independent film festivals like Sundance. Read more...
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UCLA Film and Television Archive