Every car has a story: the roads it has traveled, the people it has held and the personality it embodies. While some cars are just beginning these adventures, others were born long ago and are still writing their story. Classic cars not only radiate style, but they are rich in history and experiences. Although upkeep is difficult, they provide memories that last forever. On … [Read more...] about Driving back in time
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‘Haywire’ returns to revenge thriller style
Wow, it truly is gratifying to watch a woman beat the living daylights out of a bigger, stronger man. It must be, with movies such as “Lara Croft: Tomb Raider,” “Kill Bill” and “Alien” going down in history as a few of the films that proved women can not only play the hero of an action film, but rock the part better than a lot of men can. Now there’s one more fim to add to the … [Read more...] about ‘Haywire’ returns to revenge thriller style
Inclusion films gives adults with developmental disabilities their big break in Hollywood- And the real world
Innovative film school, Inclusion Films, trains adults with special needs for jobs in the entertainment industry through a vocational program that focuses on gaining independence and communication skills. Ray Martino was best friends with Joey Travolta, brother of John Travolta, growing up. Joey Travolta spent his early years as a performer and actor, and worked as a special … [Read more...] about Inclusion films gives adults with developmental disabilities their big break in Hollywood- And the real world
Uke-can do it
The ukulele. It may look like just a miniature guitar, but the ukulele is much more than that and holds a whole new world of musical possibilities that, for most, have yet to be discovered. It’s unique. It’s cute. It’s easy to play. What more reasons do you need? Ukuleles are trending here at Pepperdine for reasons that have yet to be determined. Until now. If you go to the … [Read more...] about Uke-can do it
Spy movie trades bullets for words
Despite a one season run of the TV show in 1979, “Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy” is the first film adaptation of John Le Carre’s book of the same name. Set during the high-tension times of the Cold War, the film focuses on George Smiley, a retired spy who has just been summoned out of retirement in order to track down a Soviet agent who has infiltrated MI6 or the British Secret … [Read more...] about Spy movie trades bullets for words