Faux Boheme is a blog about arts and entertainment in a digital world. It offers both articles on new video, music, artistic, and literary content as well as posts about the culture surrounding art and entertainment as we navigate the “2.0″ age.
About the Editor
My name is Talia and I’m a recent graduate in Film/Television Production and English Literature. I’ve spent every day since middle school consuming as much film, art, photography, music, and literature as possible and have gained an appreciation for forms of entertainment high and low. This translates to movie nights in which I watch “Dawn of the Dead” and “Citizen Kane” in the same sitting. (I also can quote from both Paradise Lost and Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, but I’m not sure either of those are something to be proud of.)
I started Faux Boheme because I’m especially interested in how art and entertainment are changing in a world where the line between tweets and haiku are becoming increasingly blurred.
