‘My Oxford Year’: When Love Disrupts the Perfect Plan
An Ambitious American Student’s Oxford Dream Takes An Unexpected Turn Thanks To A Charming, Life-Changing Connection. There’s something timelessly enchanting about Oxford: cobblestone streets, ivy-covered libraries, and history seeping through every sandstone arch....
Top 5 John Williams Scores
Few film composers have reached the status and recognition that John Williams has and for good reason. Throughout his illustrious career, Williams has created some of Cinema’s most iconic pieces of music, synonymous with a number of widely popular Hollywood classics...
Why Dr. Seuss Movies Keep Winning Over Every Generation
From ‘The Grinch’ to ‘The Lorax’, these whimsical worlds keep delivering box-office gold and timely storytelling. When Ted Geisel (more commonly known as Dr. Seuss) died in 1991, he had authored more than 60 books and transformed how American...
A Tribute to Franklin Leonard: A Wild Journey to Becoming a Writers’ Advocate
An Unconventional Start to a Career in Film Spending any time researching more background on Franklin Leonard leads one to draw a straightforward and strong resolution; this is one incredibly badass and fascinating individual. Leonard was born in Hawaii to his father,...
