“Erin Brockovich.’’ That name rings a bell. It is associated with Julia Roberts, who owns a best actress Oscar for playing her. But when the movie was released in 2000, nobody knew who she was. LILA Gazette refreshes your memory. Continue reading The incredible story of Erin Brockovich
Despite its illegality, the popular art form of graffiti made its way into LILA’s classrooms. LILA Gazette tackles the subject and dives into graffiti’s history. Continue reading Scribbles, Tables, and Schools, a Short History of Graffiti
L’ancien directeur du Louvre est mis en examen pour soupçons de trafic d’œuvres et une ex-directrice de la bibliothèque Doucet s’est suicidée après une enquête du Monde la mettant en cause. Explications. Continue reading Le monde de l’art parisien secoué par les scandales
At LILA, we care about the Earth and a whole student-led team is dedicated to implement new environmental and sustainable actions. Continue reading A New Team for a Greener Community
Is sustainability truly achievable in a sport as expensive as Formula One, and are the sport’s steps towards sustainability truly genuine or hypocritical? Continue reading Sustainability and Greenwashing in Formula 1
Mrs. Scotti, our 7th grade English teacher, gives us insight into her career with this interview. Continue reading Mrs. Scotti: “When I was a kid, I really liked playing teacher”
I don’t think that out of the hundreds of films that I have seen, any of them have resonated with me as deeply as this one has. Continue reading Everything Everywhere All at Once
With Russia’s recent invasion of Ukraine, many are noticing the distant echoes of history hanging over the present. Continue reading Ukraine: the unfortunate rhymes of History
For 44 days, I’ve seen buildings crumble like jenga pieces from bombs, cars swept up in flames and smoke, ground level shots of blood decorating the asphalt, and millions of refugees running for their lives. Continue reading 44 days of blue and yellow
One hundred and forty works: A look at LACMA’s Black American Portraits. Continue reading Once neglected and now honored: Today’s Black American Portraits
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