For college students, finding ways to spend valuable free time without spending a pretty penny is a difficult task unless it involves wasting time on video games or reality television. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV
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March 30, 5:51 am
Campus organizations use movie screenings to bring students and filmmakers together
Arts, Film & TV
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March 15, 10:34 pm
Go green with new film festival
In addition to "Beef-less Thursdays" and "Do it in the Dark," students now have another opportunity to learn about being environmentally friendly. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV
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March 11, 10:34 am
Screen Scene: “The Art of the Steal”
“The Art of the Steal” is a documentary that tells the age-old story of a big, bad corporation preying on a poor, innocent victim. But in this case, the victim is not some impoverished old lady or ill-equipped small village. Read more...
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March 10, 10:02 pm
Screen Scene: “Mother”
The opening scene of “Mother” shows the title character dancing in a blue-tinged field, in a simultaneously uncomfortable and beautiful moment that sets the pace for the rest of the film. Read more...
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March 10, 9:55 pm
TV Review: “Sons of Tucson”
Having already proven his ability to make a quirky TV comedy with "Malcolm in the Middle," "Sons of Tucson" director and executive producer Todd Holland proves that, even as a fairly experienced filmmaker, he's not ashamed to make half-baked work for network audiences. Read more...
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March 7, 9:00 pm
“˜Sons of Tucson’ is UCLA alum Todd Holland’s latest funny family
Todd Holland was eight units away from graduating with a master's from the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television in 1983. That is, until he was hired by Steven Spielberg. Read more...
Photo: FOX Todd Holland (right) speaks with actor Tyler Labine on the set of Fox’s new comedy series, “Sons of Tucson.” The show premieres on Fox at 9:30 p.m., March 14.
Film & TV
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March 4, 9:04 pm
Bruins behind beauty of “˜Avatar’
By now, we all know that "Avatar" has catapulted past (or shall we say sunk?) James Cameron's last blockbuster, "Titanic," breaking all-time box office records for the top-grossing worldwide release. Read more...
