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Anyone who has spent a night or two in the wilderness knows that there is always a potential for danger.

There is nothing connected with the staging of a motion picture that a woman cannot do as easily as a man, and there is no reason why she cannot completely master every technicality of the art. – Alice Guy-Blaché, from the 1914 trade journal The Moving Picture World

‘I think if you were Satan and you were settin around tryin to think up somethin that would just ...

2018 was a year of insane disconnect between The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and the audiences who would view the motion pictures.

It’s a typical sunny afternoon in Beverly Hills. The café is starting to clear out from the usual morning rush of the soy latte, extra foam crowd.

While at an estate sale here in Fullerton, I happened upon an old book written by Helen Hunt Jackson first published in 1884, the name: Ramona.

Though James Farl Powers (1917—1999) focused his fiction on a variety of subjects, he is best known for his depictions of Catholic priests.

Has your autumn felt just a bit different this year? Something seem slightly “off” in your TV-viewing habits?

I have this idea for a movie. It concerns the difficulties a Tarantinoesque director experiences while trying to film yet another adaptation of Mary Shelley’s famous novel.

“I Can’t Breathe” is the name of the first story I ever read by Ring Lardner. It concerns a well-to-do 18-year-old girl who is infatuated, off and on, with several boys.