Film Schooled: The patrons and the patronized of film festivals
Underrepresented groups in film often have to cede to Western influences to enter the film festival circuits.
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Helicopter crashes on helipad of L.A. County-USC Medical Center, pilot injured
Two passengers reported no injuries and no others have been reported on the ground.
‘Moneyball’ challenges representations of real baseball dynamics
Ever since those A’s teams got going, baseball roster-building has been all about optimizing the most important statistics, and that is represented most in this film with the clash between youth and, um, “experience.”
NCAA rule change allows Trojan football to test depth this season
Things are beginning to take shape for the first-year USC football coach and his group.
Film Schooled: No more white sapphic period dramas
Society has progressed past the need for white sapphic period dramas.
USC football getting through the ‘daily grind’
Head coach Clay Helton talked about the balance between bringing physicality to practice and avoiding injuries.
Screen & Roll: ‘The Weight of Gold’ and the state of mental health in athletics
The documentary gives viewers a chance to see the impact mental health challenges can have on Olympic athletes.
O-Line looks to newcomers, starts hitting reps
USC’s offense is back to scrimmaging after the six-month hiatus.
Film Schooled: What the hell is Ryan Murphy doing
Murphy has the opportunity — but for me it is a responsibility — to amplify voices and stories other than the white ones that he has trudged along in his journey.
Screen and Roll: Rewatch ‘I, Tonya’ for the performances, portrayals and perfectionism
The film speaks to a greater issue of how women are portrayed in media.