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Richard Campbell, former chair of the Department of Media, Journalism and Film (MJF), will be honored with the Benjamin Harrison Medallion next Tuesday, March 19.
"The Haunting of Hill House" is not a horror show. That's not to say it won't scare you, make your palms sweat and cause you to look twice at the dark corners of your apartment -- because it definitely will. But there's so much more to it than cheap thrills.
"They just call me the rock lady."
Upon seeing the teaser trailer for "Life Itself," I knew immediately it would break my heart in all the best ways. After seeing it twice in less than 24 hours during its opening weekend, the film did just that.
I clasped my ticket in hand while waiting in line. I didn't want it to get crumbled or lost -- I like saving tickets to good things, mostly movies.
Akosua Boadi-Agyemang, like many college students, applied to internships relentlessly. She looked for ones that interested her and applied to those that would be a good fit. She spent time on the applications and made connections at career fairs.
The Academy Awards are about winning, or so some say. They are about honoring those who have worked hard to get there. They are about celebrating movies. But more importantly, the Academy Awards are about celebrating and inspiring others.
Jordan Rice left his girlfriend, Taylor Tinnin, on the dance floor. Surrounded by her friends, she barely noticed his absence.
I walked into Lewis Place, and Renate greeted me with her usual bright smile. But following in her footsteps was the welcoming committee I was really looking forward to: Ivy, the newest member of the Crawford family, pranced into the hallway to see who had come to call.
HELSINKI, Finland -- I stepped outside in my simple black two piece bathing suit, bare feet and hair tied up. The cold air hit my flushed skin and filled my desperate lungs. I could see my breath cloud in front of me. I walked along the deck, down the steps and to the ladder at the edge.
Well, it's not the same as painting eggs with my family, but it's pretty close. It's a close second.
I knew I was going to have to wake up in the middle of the night, miss the red carpet interviews and settle for a blown-out image through FaceTime if I wanted to watch the Oscars.
By Alison Perelman, Assistant Culture Editor
By Alison Perelman, Assistant Culture Editor
By Alison Perelman, Assistant Culture Editor
Alison Perelman, Assistant Culture Editor
By Alison Perelman, Assistant Culture Editor