Hollywood’s newest villain is climate change "How to Blow Up a Pipeline" is the most recent example of a growing trend in the film industry: replacing traditional villains with the threat of climate change. Adam Hudacek September 7, 2023
AI is a threat to Hollywood, but could also be its savior AI could be a great support to those who are feeling taken advantage of. Lynelle Essilfie July 17, 2023
Writers’ negotiations with producers is futile. They need to co-own studios. Filmmaking cooperatives could finally give writers equitable pay for their work Rohin Mishra June 11, 2023
MENA-centered stories make money. Hollywood and streaming should capitalize on it. Collaborating with MENA creators to tell diverse stories isn't hard. Dalia Mustafa March 3, 2023
College Park Council votes to transfer section of Rhode Island Ave. to city jurisdiction The council voted unanimously to transfer jurisdiction of the section of Rhode Island Avenue between Paducah Road and Greenbelt Road. Grace Yarrow September 15, 2021
Alexa Demie and Hollywood’s obsession with age The actress accused of lying about her age brings up a bigger conversation. Daryl Perry September 28, 2020
College Park farmers market vendors adjust to COVID-19 restrictions All customers must wear masks, stay six feet apart and follow a certain path to each table. Anaya Truss-Williams September 8, 2020
After lengthy delays, Hollywood Gateway Park set to open within the next month The community space will be in North College Park. Jonathan Tercasio March 13, 2020
Oscar-winning ‘Black Panther’ costume designer speaks about her journey at UMD event Ruth Carter has worked with household names like Steven Spielberg and Spike Lee. Freelance Reporter February 26, 2020
Surprise, surprise, reality TV has turned phony When will producers learn that less is more? Camryn DeLuca February 13, 2020