At just 32 years old, Israeli artist Keren Cytter's portfolio is one of impressive proportions. With more than 50 video art works, three novels and a theatrical performance under her belt, she thrives on the creative process. Read more...
Photo: A still from Keren Cytter’s exhibit, which features experimental films inspired by the absurdist genre to explore different human relationships.
In December of 1989, a star was born in the form of a dysfunctional, irreverent and yellow family of five. Fox's "The Simpsons," created by writer and cartoonist Matt Groening, went on to become both a prime-time success and cultural icon of sorts. Read more...
Photo: Highly influential as America’s longest-running sitcom, Fox’s “The Simpsons” will be celebrating its 20th anniversary this year with a documentary by Morgan Spulock (center).
There comes a time in every boy's life when he must put away childish things and become a man. Read more...
If you saw a movie in 2009, chances are it was based on a book. Read more...
Photo: photo illustration by MAYA SUGARMAN /daily bruin senior staff
While UCLA's School of Theater, Film and Television may be the first place you would look for connections to Hollywood, you might want to start looking a little further south. Read more...
Photo: “The Big Bang Theory” airs Mondays at 9:30 p.m. on CBS. This is one of many shows that seeks consultants in science departments to help with the dialogue.
While Westwood attracts many mainstream Hollywood films, an entirely different genre of film, abstract cinema, is being brought to the UCLA campus. Read more...
Photo: “Dear Janice” is a 1972 work by Adam Beckett, one of the featured artists who will be covered during the iotaCenter salon Thursday at Broad Art Center.
As you find yourself cozying up on the couch with your linguistics reader or Willa Cather novel for your American literature class, it looks like there will be plenty of distractions both new and returning on TV. Read more...
