Articles about The School of Rock

Battle of Directors is a weekly column that pits two filmmakers against one another, sheds light on their respective filmographies, and then asks readers to state which director they prefer. Thoughtful discourse and discussion is encouraged and desired. Enjoy!

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Aspiring rock musicians could benefit both artistically and financially from a musician-mentoring program similar to the Iowa Writers' Workshop.

The @NYTimes analyzes the evolution of teachers in pop culture, from "To Sir With Love" to "Breaking Bad."

As the school year starts, try these inspirational stories about dedicated teachers and their students to get in the groove

Richard Linklater's films are pseudo-classics and have introduced a new looser style into modern cinema. Here's a primer of who he is, what his films are, and why that all matters.

Jack Black discusses his dark turn as a funeral director turned murderer in "Bernie," as well as plans for "School of Rock 2"

Jack Blacks talks with @NPR about being an atheist, his love of hot, cheesy, corny Billy Joel music, and his latest role as a small-town funeral director who uncharacteristically murders his live-in companion (based on a true story).

If anybody wants love and acceptance, it's comedians. So here's some love and acceptance for a few of the many overlooked gems in comedic acting.

Wrier/director Richard Linklater talks here about finding the perfect actor to play Orson Welles in Christian McKay, persuading Zac Efron to come to the Isle of Man and the truth surrounding those School of Rock sequel rumours.