Following the recent tragic on-set accident involving Alec Baldwin, LILA Gazette takes a look back on some of the worst movie accidents in Hollywood history. Continue reading From “The Crow” to “Rust”, a history of Hollywood’s on-set tragedies
Lea Seydoux, an actress maybe just impossible to miss these days, has truly turned time. Through the course of July to November, the French actress, 36, starred in five movies. Continue reading Five Movies All At Once: Lea Seydoux Has Turned Time
The LILA Gazette Journalism Club is open to all LILA students from 6th to 12th grade. Meet our team of young reporters. Continue reading Our reporters
From the replicas of costumes to a life-size model of the shark from Jaws, The Academy Museum of Motions Picture has it all. Come with us as we explore the jewel of the Los Angeles. Continue reading Academy Museum: Take the tour with LILA Gazette
Renzo Piano, most noted for his design of the London Shard, The Centre Pompidou and the New York Times building, has finished his latest work: the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures. Continue reading Renzo Piano’s “soap bubble in the middle of a concrete city”
The Academy Museum has a collection of over thirteen million photographs, 250,000 film assets, over 70,000 screenplays, over 65,000 posters and over 135,000 pieces of production art spanning over the 93 years of the historical Academy’s existence. Continue reading The Academy museum by the numbers
Abdulrazak Gurnah, a writer from Zanzibar, wins the Nobel Prize for Literature. He is the first black writer to win it since Toni Morrison in 1993. Continue reading A Nobel Celebration for African Literature
Neymar Jr., the famous Brazilian soccer player, claims he misunderstood about retiring. Are we sure, or is that a misunderstanding too? Continue reading The End of Neymar’s Reign
Devenir des citoyens éclairés passe par une vraie éducation aux médias. C’est le choix du LILA dans l’évolution de la Gazette et dans sa volonté de former de jeunes journalistes passionnés. Continue reading Un nouveau projet éditorial pour nos élèves
By Luna Wyatt/11th grade An intergalactic-themed showroom, dark and eerie. Two lounge on a circular sofa, so casually that they appear to belong in the movie on the screen before them. Several are gathered around the projector, showing universality through the lens of a 35-millimeter camera. A young daughter tells her father she’ll be an astronaut one day. I know you will, he says. Blink, … Continue reading Op-Ed: Some magic and a true educational value
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