How do you decide if a movie is good or worth seeing? Based off of the previews, how Roger Ebert rates it, by what a friend told you or maybe you simply see what you like. But for many, the award season dictates the box office’s success.
It is not uncommon for people to hear voices in their heads. It is whether they listen to these voices that ultimately determines their character and outlook on any situation.
Cocaine, snow, blow -- they all describe the white-powdered drug of choice during the excess world of the '70s and '80s that seduced millions to indulge. Along for the dangerous ride was George Jung, a typical young man out to conquer the American dream of success, money and happiness.
by Jazmine Ponce
Features Editor
In the ultra hip hotel The Standard on the Sunset Strip, Ted Demme, director of such films as "Beautiful Girls" and...