by Joe Snell On Sunday, May 6th the final round of 310 films will be showcased at Norris Theatre. The event, beginning at 6:30pm, is free to the public. For more info, make sure to check out the official facebook page for the event: 310 Screenings Round 2 Here’s the [...]
by Anya Lehr and Joe Snell A three-day run of Thornton musical performances begin tonight at the famous Ground Zero cafe. Shows include both jazz and pop music performances and are free to the public. Here’s the schedule of shows: Wednesday, Arpil 25th, 2012 : 8:00 pm Pop Music Program [...]
by Caroline Szujewski Ah yes, that time of year has finally begun. School is about to end and we start to see summer peeking over the horizon, and what does this all mean? Festival season is finally here again. Other than Ultra, which I would rather not distinguish as a [...]
by Joe Snell Three USC grad student films are screening at the Tribeca Film Festival this weekend. Double or Nothing (trailer above) is directed by USC grad student Nathaniel Krause. The flick stars Adam Brody, Louisa Krause, and Keith David. You can read more about Nathaniel’s film at Entertainment Weekly. [...]
by Joe Snell Tomorrow evening the Village Gate Theatre (3223 S. Hoover St.) hosts Speech and Debate, a dark comedy following three teenagers tangled in a sex scandal. The show is headlined by theatre students Cami Devoney, Rachel Newman, John Michael Sudsina, and John Tarver. Zach Kaufer directs. The show starts [...]
by Joe Snell I had the privilege yesterday to accompany SCA students Tristan de Burgh, Cassie Brooksbank, and Bonnie Brooksbank to the inaugural HRTV “A Day at the Races” Film Festival. Amidst a crowd of thousands at the Santa Anita Race Track (and an online-voting system that generated over 77,000 views), Tristan and [...]
by Anya Lehr GIRLS has been a much-anticipated show in my realm of thought, sprinkled with a little bit of resentment that Lena Dunham beat me to the punch with better deliveries than I could ever come up with. So I was very surprised by the intense backlash coming from [...]
by Anya Lehr So I wasn’t allowed to watch Cartoon Network as a kid. I am still to this day not exactly sure why – something about commercials and subliminal messages. Regardless, I used to flip the channel to 22 whenever I knew my mother was in the Kitchen and [...]
Honestly, times are tough. Occupy Leavey has begun. Thought I’d throw this Thought Catalogue at you instead. Credit to whoever you are Chelsea Fagan. http://thoughtcatalog.com/2012/10-lies-nickelodeon-told-me/
by Joe Snell On Sunday, May 6th the final round of 310 films will be showcased at Norris Theatre. The event, beginning at 6:30pm, is free to the public. For more info, make sure to check out the official facebook page for the event: 310 Screenings Round 2 Here’s the [...]
by Joe Snell Tomorrow evening the Village Gate Theatre (3223 S. Hoover St.) hosts Speech and Debate, a dark comedy following three teenagers tangled in a sex scandal. The show is headlined by theatre students Cami Devoney, Rachel Newman, John Michael Sudsina, and John Tarver. Zach Kaufer directs. The show starts [...]
by Danny Kim Video games are generally considered products of the digital realm. Sure, we as the players press buttons and fiddle with joysticks, but ultimately, all the action’s happening in the digital space. Even with motion-based control systems like the Kinect and the Wii, their physical motions are [...]
by Anya Lehr Can’t wait for Fest next year? Me neither. Relive the wonderful moments in this video filmed and edited by Luke Besher (with some help form yours truely).
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