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Laron Chapman

Laron Chapman is a film and video studies junior from Oklahoma City. Born in the small town of Hutchinson, Kansas he traveled to the "Sooner State" to pursue his passion for film and music. Anyone who knows him knows that he has immense enthusiasm for art and entertainment. He enjoys writing, watching movies, listening to music, meeting new people, and has an unyielding craving for Asian Cuisine.

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COLUMN: Combat finals week anxiety with these festive films
December 12, 2011  |  0 comments
It is that time of the season. No, not the holidays, but a different cause for celebration: the end of the semester. I have created the perfect holiday diversion to keep your spirits high and your anxieties low, sprinkling some festive optimism on top of a likely stressful week. READ MORE
Celebrate the season with these family-friendly films
November 29, 2011  |  0 comments
The holidays came early for many moviegoers over the festive Thanksgiving break. From singing puppets to epic adventures through cinematic history, there was and still is plenty of lively family entertainment to appease even the most eclectic crowds. READ MORE
'Twilight' saga mirrors purity, warns teens of sex
November 16, 2011  |  1 comment
Multiplexes around the world are sure to be jam-packed with loyal fans in honor of the premiere of “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn-Part 1,” the fourth installment of the popular “Twilight” series, Friday. If you take away the supernatural elements, the “Twilight” films are essentially cautionary tales for teenage girls about the dangers of premarital sex and teenage pregnancy. READ MORE
COLUMN: Depp ventures into Caribbean again with 'The Rum Diary'
October 28, 2011  |  0 comments
If Terry Gilliam’s insanely entertaining “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas” were complemented with a fluid, coherent narrative it would look something like Bruce Robinson’s equally affecting “The Rum Diary.” Those seeking a bizarre and twisted yet ultimately transporting diversion will soak up this film like a tropical cocktail. READ MORE
Halloween tricks and treats
October 27, 2011  |  0 comments
What Halloween would be complete without frightening films, creepy costumes and terrifying tunes? Here are a few! READ MORE
Halloween events come a week early
October 20, 2011  |  0 comments
As cooler temperatures settle in and fall begins to take form, students are likely contemplating their own unique costumes for Halloween and anxiously anticipating all the activities the festive holiday has to offer. READ MORE
Remakes prevalent in current cinematic landscape
October 19, 2011  |  0 comments
Rather than focusing their energies on creating fresh, unique and exciting new films, contemporary filmmakers would rather tread over familiar territory in hopes of capitalizing on the success of their predecessors. More times than not, avid moviegoers watch their beloved works get dismantled, giving new viewers a watered down version of once savory, potent cinematic treats. READ MORE
Beat the stress with these food, movie and music suggestions
October 18, 2011  |  0 comments
It is that time of the semester, the loathsome half-way point, when students are likely swamped with daunting midterms that threaten to shake up their once joyous lives. Well, not to worry, faithful scholars, for The Daily created the perfect antidote to remedy your mounting anxieties, reward you for your strenuous efforts and help you survive until the holiday break.  READ MORE
Netflix service snafu leaves Sooners torn
October 11, 2011  |  0 comments
Faulty management and inconsistent pricing by Netflix Inc. are persuading some students and faculty to find alternatives to the previously booming DVD-by-mail and Internet-streaming service. The company now faces heated backlash from once-loyal subscribers who are choosing more affordable rental alternatives. READ MORE
Dolly Parton still draws crowds of loyal fans
October 10, 2011  |  0 comments
The great Dolly Parton performed in Tulsa’s BOK Center Saturday night to promote her new album “Better Day,” reminding those of her infectious personality, big hair, elaborate wardrobe, spunky tunes and a career in country music spanning more than 40 years.  READ MORE
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