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Screenwriting is a largely invisible profession. The fruits of the screenwriter’s labors are often unapparent to the average movie-goer, hidden behind the talents of the director and actors. Read more...

The lights are dim and the low hum coming from the hundreds of film projectors is jumbled and incoherent. To the left of the entrance doors is a large projection of a black dog meandering in the middle of a busy road, dangerously avoiding being hit by speeding cars. Read more...

While many UCLA students were partying to blow off post-midterm steam last Thursday night, two musicians were representing the lyrically driven anything-goes style of New York’s anti-folk scene at The Avalon in Hollywood. Read more...

“Marie Antoinette” Director Sofia Coppola Columbia Pictures Marie Antoinette, the storied 19-year-old Queen of France, is probably most well-known in history classes across the world for her early and tragic death at the fall of the Versailles court, and for uttering the careless catchphrase, “Let them eat cake.” However, “Lost in Translation” director Sofia Coppola leaves the trademarks and any conventional historical-film practices behind in her adaptation of the young queen’s life. Read more...

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