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  • UCLA Student Pro-Palestine Protesters Demand ‘Material Action’ From Universities: ‘Enough Is Enough’

    Protests spread from USC to the UCLA campus where hundreds set up tent encampments

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    Raquel 'Rocky' Harris
    April 25, 2024 @ 7:07 PM

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    UCLA Student Pro-Palestine Protesters Demand ‘Material Action’ From Universities: ‘Enough Is Enough’

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  • LA Times Writer Apologizes for Sports Column Calling LSU Women’s Basketball Players ‘Dirty Debutantes’

    “I have failed miserably in my choice of words,” Ben Bolch admitted of his NCAA Sweet 16 coverage

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    Dessi Gomez
    April 3, 2024 @ 11:36 AM
    Sports
    11:36 AM
    LA Times Writer Apologizes for Sports Column Calling LSU Women’s Basketball Players ‘Dirty Debutantes’
  • UCLA Daily Bruin Fires Student Journalist Following Cease-Fire Rally Speech

    Sarah “Eli” Nachimson, who identifies as Jewish, wrote, “Other staffers have gotten reprimanded for supporting Palestine. No one has for supporting Israel”

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    Mike Roe
    December 4, 2023 @ 9:03 PM
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    9:03 PM
    UCLA Daily Bruin Fires Student Journalist Following Cease-Fire Rally Speech
  • Mattel Accused of Failing to Honor $49 Million Pledge to UCLA Children’s Hospital in New Lawsuit

    The healthcare center says the toy brand’s actions have significantly impacted its programs and services

    By

    Umberto Gonzalez
    November 14, 2023 @ 5:21 PM
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    5:21 PM
    Mattel Accused of Failing to Honor $49 Million Pledge to UCLA Children’s Hospital in New Lawsuit
  • Main Cast Representation for People of Color on TV Achieves Parity for First Time, UCLA Study Finds

    However, proportions of leads for people of color in digital shows slightly decreased

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    Loree Seitz
    November 9, 2023 @ 6:00 AM
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    6:00 AM
    Main Cast Representation for People of Color on TV Achieves Parity for First Time, UCLA Study Finds
  • Nearly Half of Gen Z Thinks Sex Scenes in Movies and TV Are Unnecessary, UCLA Study Finds

    The review also discovered that teenagers’ and young adults’ views on the American Dream are shifting as they age

    By

    Dessi Gomez
    October 25, 2023 @ 1:57 PM
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    1:57 PM
    Nearly Half of Gen Z Thinks Sex Scenes in Movies and TV Are Unnecessary, UCLA Study Finds
  • Hollywood Is Making Diversity Progress on Streaming But Not Theatrical, UCLA Study Shows

    The share of women and people of color in key positions on theatrical releases slide back to 2019 levels in latest annual report

    By

    Jeremy Fuster
    March 30, 2023 @ 6:00 AM
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    6:00 AM
    Hollywood Is Making Diversity Progress on Streaming But Not Theatrical, UCLA Study Shows
  • Series by Women, People of Color Get Less Funding Than White Men’s Projects, New Study Says

    While diverse casting is improving ratings, researchers fear “potential crisis” for diverse writer and producers, especially for big-budget shows

    By

    Diane Haithman
    October 27, 2022 @ 6:00 AM
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    6:00 AM
    Series by Women, People of Color Get Less Funding Than White Men’s Projects, New Study Says
  • People of Color Drove Movie Box Office Revenue and At-Home Viewing in 2021, New Study Says

    POC box office dollars and streaming views largely supported films with diverse casts, according to UCLA report

    By

    Diane Haithman
    March 24, 2022 @ 2:00 AM
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    People of Color Drove Movie Box Office Revenue and At-Home Viewing in 2021, New Study Says
  • As Violent Crime in L.A. Rises, Demand for Private Security Among the Wealthy Soars

    Los Angeles at a Crossroads: Even people in gated communities want more protection against “a steady drumbeat of uncertainty”

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    Brenda Gazzar
    January 27, 2022 @ 6:15 AM

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    As Violent Crime in L.A. Rises, Demand for Private Security Among the Wealthy Soars

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  • Audiences Leaned Into Diverse TV Content During the Pandemic, UCLA Report Says

    However Latino actors, directors and writers remain “extremely underrepresented,” UCLA’s New Hollywood Diversity Report finds

    By

    Diane Haithman
    October 26, 2021 @ 6:00 AM
    TV
    6:00 AM
    Audiences Leaned Into Diverse TV Content During the Pandemic, UCLA Report Says
  • Actors of Color Had 40% of Lead Roles in 2020 Films, UCLA Study Says

    Roles for nonwhite actors are now proportionate to the U.S. population, but directors and writers are still lagging behind despite progress

    By

    Jeremy Fuster
    April 22, 2021 @ 6:00 AM
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    6:00 AM
    Actors of Color Had 40% of Lead Roles in 2020 Films, UCLA Study Says
  • Onscreen Diversity on the Rise, But White Men Still Dominate TV Executive Ranks, Study Says

    Part 2 of UCLA’s Hollywood Diversity Report finds women and people of color still severely underrepresented behind-the-scenes

    By

    Reid Nakamura
    October 22, 2020 @ 6:00 AM
    TV
    6:00 AM
    Onscreen Diversity on the Rise, But White Men Still Dominate TV Executive Ranks, Study Says
  • How Film Schools Adjusted to Virtual Learning and Quarantined Student Movies

    COVID-19 has made education more complicated, but here’s how some schools and students are coping

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    Brian Welk
    October 21, 2020 @ 6:00 AM

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    How Film Schools Adjusted to Virtual Learning and Quarantined Student Movies

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  • The ShortList Film Festival 2020 Finalists Announced: Watch and Vote for Your Favorite Films!

    The ShortList showcases 12 award-winning short films hand-picked from the world’s top film festivals over the past year

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    Emily Vogel
    August 6, 2020 @ 10:05 AM
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    The ShortList Film Festival 2020 Finalists Announced: Watch and Vote for Your Favorite Films!
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