Mark your calendars and prepare to see something big; "2012" is coming. Read more...
Photo: The new release “2012” is inspired by a popular myth about the apocalypse based on the end of the Mayan Long Count calendar around Dec. 21, 2012. UCLA professors, among others, have debunked this rumor.
Friedrich Nietzsche was a smart guy, but he was wrong about at least one thing: God is definitely not dead. At the very least, the ideas of God, the arguments over God and the documentaries about God are still very much alive. Read more...
The Brooks brothers know the meaning of the phrase "do it yourself." Read more...
Photo: Independent film “The Yankles” will be shown at James Bridges Theater on Sunday.
Thursday night is party night, no questions asked, even if that means missing Pam and Jim's epic wedding on "The Office." Read more...
Thursday night is party night, no questions asked, even if that means missing Pam and Jim's epic wedding on "The Office." Read more...
Photo: The busy lives of college students have made time-shifting television shows such as ABC’s “Lost” a growing trend.
Writers, directors and actors spend hours honing their individual skills, but when it comes time to collaborate there's no promise that they can work together. Read more...
Photo: Mark Rydell, Martin Landau and Lyle Kessler will host a film seminar at UCLA.
A film directed by the singer of Fall Out Boy, action sports documentaries, and an award for trendsetting in film are just some of the elements that are combining to make the 2009 Bel Air Film Festival veritably tailored to the MTV2 generation. Read more...
