Celebrating the ‘Titanic’ film’s 25th anniversary
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the day people all over the world ditched their spouses for Leonardo DiCaprio. “Titanic” is a classic, timeless romance starring Jack
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/ 05/11/2021
‘A Fantastic Woman’ showcases resilience in its purest form
A moving story that highlights a common reality Great works of art put a mirror up to reality. Even the most fantastical stories reflect the human experience on
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/ 04/21/2021
The trials and tribulations of social media: Ep.1 Roxy Gillotte
Up and coming female director Roxy Gillotte discusses finding comfort behind the camera and confidence exploring female directing following the ‘Me Too’ social media movement Whether we like
The realistic romance of the highly anticipated ‘Malcolm & Marie’
Oped by a very single sophomore in college Netflix’s “Malcolm & Marie” got my blood pumping the moment the first teaser dropped last summer, and writer-director Sam Levinson
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/ 03/01/2016
#Oscarsowhite? More like #Hollywoodsowhite says a USC report
Your heart is racing, you’re nervous and you walk into a room full of people. It’s a room full of emotionless faces and blank walls. You introduce yourself
Movie Review: Furious 7 provides lots of action yet falls short
“Furious 7” is the latest film in a franchise that, like a gear shift, has had its ups, downs and the occasional sideways. But the latest entry in the
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/ 02/11/2015
How to watch ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ without being a creeper
Let’s get hypothetical. You’re a single, 20-something-year-old man who’s been bombarded for the last year with advertisements of this new phenomenon, “Fifty Shades of Grey.” In every coffee
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/ 12/02/2014
Construction and renovations underway in Fine Arts & Media Technology Division
The Fine Arts & Media Technology Division is currently undergoing various construction projects and renovations that will conclude in the fall of 2015. The northwestern corner of the
IVC to host French film festival
The Irvine Valley College French, Film and Honor Studies programs will be hosting the Independent French Film Festival this Friday and Saturday, March 14-15, in Room Business Sciences
McKinney Theatre to host CTVR Workshop
Students will be able to meet successful CTVR alumni during a workshop at McKinney Theatre this Friday, January 24th from 2:30 to 4:00. The workshop, entitled “From Saddleback
Lore: a movie review
Eric Gorman Over a river and through the woods, to grandmother’s house they go, but “Lore” carries no such joyful tune. A vivid tale of life, loss, and
‘Mr. Woodcock’ actor shows diverse talent
Moji Ogunleye In the film “Mr. Woodcock,” Jasper Woodcock (Billy Bob Thorton) was the embodiment of evil for John Farley (Seann William Scott). Woodcock was Farley’s middle school
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