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Free winter cinema: Welcome 2024 with screenings from UCLA Film & Television Archive - Vimarsana News

Free winter cinema: Welcome 2024 with screenings from UCLA Film & Television Archive

Public programs run through April 28 at the Billy Wilder Theater at the Hammer Museum.

Source: ucla.edu
Ron DeSantis Understands Memorial Day - The American Spectator - Vimarsana News

Ron DeSantis Understands Memorial Day - The American Spectator

Ron DeSantis, governor of Florida, newest Republican candidate for president, and Iraq War veteran (as a Navy JAG), said a poignant thing.

Behind the Scenes of One of the Great Westerns - Vimarsana News

Behind the Scenes of One of the Great Westerns

The author has examined the RKO production notes, Robert Wise’s laserdisc commentary, and, it seems, every other piece of evidence that makes him seem…

Source: nysun.com
Discover These New Reads From the Longhorn Universe - Vimarsana News

Discover These New Reads From the Longhorn Universe

FORAGING TEXAS   Finding, Identifying, And Preparing Edible Wild Foods In Texas   By Eric M. Knight, BS ’10, Life Member, and Stacy M. Coplin  Foraging Texas leads newcomers and seasoned scavengers to 92 of the most common, interesting, and useful wild plants found throughout the state. The detailed guidebook offers full-color photos, recipes, and diagrams, as […]

An award-winning WWII movie is newly resonant this Memorial Day - Vimarsana News

An award-winning WWII movie is newly resonant this Memorial Day

It is the film's willingness to address the characters' struggles in a relatable way that keeps "Best Years" modern. Cartoonist and war correspondent Bill Mauldin may have put it best in a letter he wrote to Goldwyn praising the film as "the first honest-to-God sincere thing I've seen about the war and its aftermath."