Tom Cruise’s Gravitational Pull: Stars were starstruck when the “Top Gun: Maverick” headliner showed up at the Oscar nominees luncheon.The Run-Up to the 2023 Oscars The 95th Academy Awards will be presented on March 12 in Los Angeles. What if instead of splitting up with Annie Hall and wrecking half a parking lot, Alvy Singer learned how to drive and took her up to Griffith Observatory? That was how “La La Land” struck me - a love letter to Los Angeles like the ones Woody Allen gave Manhattan, with fireworks popping over the cityscape (minus the Gershwin) and a romantic bench looking out on the Hollywood Hills instead of the Queensboro Bridge. Oh, and that ending - it’s surprisingly perfect. And the camera lifts you right out of your seat to take you along for the ride. You don’t have to think much you just watch it. “La La Land” is a visual poem and a timely escape from all the tension and traffic and division in our lives. Read the debate, and in the comments tell us where you stand. So as the Oscars near (“La La Land” is the front-runner), we’re putting our arguments to you. Some of us love “La La Land” some of us really hate it. We talk movies all the time, but for some reason Emma Stone (as Mia, aspiring actress) and Ryan Gosling (Sebastian, aspiring jazz pianist), singing and dancing about love and career, have provoked passionate arguments.
It’s not what you think - it’s “La La Land.” Our Culture Department is a staff divided.
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