The Weekly Reel: Pulp heroes and the silver screen
To coincide with the release of John Carter, The Globe presents a look at other pulp heroes who have made the journey to the silver screen.
Movie review: ‘Noah’ stays afloat
Can Hollywood make religion appealing to the mainstream? Find out why "Noah" left arts reporter Stephen Romney with mixed feelings.
Prepare for the long haul when watching ‘Life of Pi’
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews director Ang Lee's latest creation 'Life of Pi’.
Last chance to feel the ‘Heat’ at SLCC Black Box
"Heat" brings character driven story through its strong direction and acting. Last performance is Saturday, June 16, 2012.
SLCC students create films in 48 hours
Students from SLCC had 48 hours to write, direct, star in and film a movie from start to finish.
Folio to debut spring 2018 edition
Folio will showcase their latest edition during a release party Thursday, April 19.
Freedom of film affects MacFarlane’s creativity in ‘Ted’
Arts reporter Stephen Romney takes a look at Ted, Seth MacFarlane's first endeavor onto the silver screen.
Film Review: Planes, cursed dreams and war in the final film of Hayao Miyazaki
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the beautifully animated swan song from Hayao Miyazaki, 'The Wind Rises.'
SLCCSA replaces fall concert with Bruin Bash
The Student Association moved the Bruin Bash to fall semester to increase student involvement.
Music on the spot: Totsy’s Burlesque pops on ‘Red Balloon’
Arts reporter Derrick Gainsforth discovers and reviews the pinging music box style and down-beat baritone sound of Totsy's album 'Red Balloon'.
In photos: A look inside SLCC’s jewelry-making class
ART 1040 teaches students how to create jewelry by hand. Students learn to make silver rings, pendants and cuffs using metals such as copper, silver, and brass.
‘Star Wars Rebels’ opens on a bland note
Cameron Gifford is not impressed with the introduction to Disney's first animated series using the Star Wars label. Read more to find out why.