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UA alumnus earns oscar nod

UA alumnus earns oscar nod

Ernesto Romero
February 22, 2007
Scott Porter as Colin Thompson, left, and Hugh Grant as Alex Fletcher star in Music and Lyrics.

Comedy hits all the right notes

Ernesto Romero
February 16, 2007

Jason Mraz: Selections for Friends

Ernesto Romero
February 15, 2007
Yoko Ono: Yes, Im A Wtich

“Yoko Ono: Yes, I’m A Wtich”

Ernesto Romero
February 9, 2007
Timothy Olyphant and Jennifer Garner star in Catch and Release. The film follows Garners character, Gray Wheeler, as she copes with the death of her fiance and learns about his past from Olyphants character, Fritz.

Catchy film won’t release you

Ernesto Romero
February 9, 2007
The Messengers Kristen Stewart gets pulled into a haunted basement by a bunch of extras from The Descent. Or thats what they look like, at least.

“OK, we get the message”

Ernesto Romero
February 2, 2007

Gay film series sprouts wings

Ernesto Romero
February 1, 2007
The Peking Acrobats perform somersaults, balancing acts and juggle effortlessly. The performers are selected from Chinas top acrobatic schools in order to impress all ages.

Acrobats provide a glimpse of traditional China

Ernesto Romero
February 1, 2007
Ofelia approaches a tree where a frog lives in Pans Labyrinth. The fantasy follows her and the dreamland she creates while dealing with living in Spain in the midst of World War Two.

Panshead

Ernesto Romero
February 1, 2007
Clarinetist Dominic Livigni likes to exploit the expressive power of the clarinet when hes not eating sushi or admiring the color blue. Livigni teaches a program called Opening Minds Through the Arts.

Portrait of an artist

Ernesto Romero
November 30, 2006
Jay-Z, Kingdom Come

“Jay-Z, Kingdom Come”

Ernesto Romero
November 30, 2006
Damien Rice: 9

Damien Rice: 9

Ernesto Romero
November 22, 2006
Julia Megan Graham, a veteran of Arizona Repertory Theatres Tartuffe, is more enthusiastic about acting than she is about Tucson.

Portrait of an artist

Ernesto Romero
November 22, 2006
A kinder, gentler Stephen King

“A kinder, gentler Stephen King”

Ernesto Romero
November 21, 2006
Kyle Zager, a fine arts freshman, specializes in three-dimensional sculptures and comics. He takes an oft-humorous approach to his work.

portrait of an artist

Ernesto Romero
November 21, 2006
UA student Daniel Gonzalez shows off one of his finished works, evidently designed to be viewed with a Grateful Dead album on in the background.

Portrait of an artist

Ernesto Romero
November 9, 2006
Filmmakers Phillip Lybrand and Emily Campbell edit their four-minute short Sunday; the plot is about two homeless people adopting a pumpkin. Sounds like of like Survivor.

Contestants given 48 hours to film a movie

Ernesto Romero
November 2, 2006
Leah Romaniello tries to create a juxtaposition between reality and surrealism in her photographs. She has a show scheduled for the beginning of next year.

portrait of an artist

Ernesto Romero and Ernesto Romero
November 2, 2006
Caroline Nelson, a resident assistant at Yavapai, student leader of theShadowcats group at the Honors College, vice president of selection and recruitment for the National Residence Hall Honorary, choral music education B.M.U and studio art B.A student with a minor in general business, shows off her latest drawing. Its a wonder she had time to take this picture!

Portrait of an artist

Ernesto Romero
October 20, 2006
The sexy band Kinky may sing in Spanish, but their music crosses the genres of Indie rock, electronica, disco and even funk. Plus, theyre the only people that can pull off cowboy hats with suits without looking like members--- of the Bush administration.

¿Banda electronica? Sounds Kinky

Ernesto Romero
October 20, 2006
Marcus Smith, producer of The Charles Darwin Experience, sits outside the Park Student Union yesterday afternoon. We think the forlorn expression on his face is improvised.

Portrait of an Artist

Ernesto Romero
October 12, 2006
Movie Review: Putting the fear in Fearless

Movie Review: Putting the fear in ‘Fearless’

Ernesto Romero
October 12, 2006

Portrait of an artist

Ernesto Romero
September 28, 2006
Movie Review: A confused Dahlia

Movie Review: A confused ‘Dahlia’

Ernesto Romero
September 28, 2006
Graduate student Alan Skees, an installation artist, will begin displaying similar works during his show at the Lionel Rombach Gallery on October 2nd. Skees art is the new black?and white.

Barcode portraits explore conformity

Ernesto Romero
September 28, 2006
The ProtectorRated R87 MinutesWeinstein Company

Jaa’s movie has no plot to protect

Ernesto Romero
September 28, 2006
Portrait of an artist

Portrait of an artist

Ernesto Romero
September 14, 2006
Crank keeps pumping adrenaline

‘Crank’ keeps pumping adrenaline

Ernesto Romero
September 14, 2006
Kyle Schellinger, a graduate student costume designer, is designing costumes for How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.

How to succeed in costume design

Ernesto Romero
September 14, 2006
cd review

cd review

Ernesto Romero
September 14, 2006

Encore: A second look at DVDs’ special features

Ernesto Romero
September 7, 2006
Cellist Michael Ronstadt practices for his duet with Aryo Wicaksono tomorrow and Saturday at Crowder Hall. Ronstadt also plays the guitar and the charango, a South American lute-like instrument made from the shell of an armadillo.

Portrait of an artist

Ernesto Romero
September 7, 2006
Pulp Fiction: Collectors Edition

‘Pulp Fiction’: Collector’s Edition

Ernesto Romero
August 31, 2006
Scary Movie 4

Scary Movie 4

Ernesto Romero
August 24, 2006
Jessica Drenk, a fine arts graduate student, shows off her sculptures yesterday afternoon in the Joseph Gross Gallery. Her works are made from dipping q-tips, cotton balls, toilet paper, napkins and coffee filters into porcelain.

Portrait of an artist

Ernesto Romero
August 24, 2006
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