'Red' offers raw glimpse into the world of Mark Rothko
He always knew he would get his college degree. And now that he has it, Haley Joel Osment believes he's come full circle.
It's been 12 years since the Los Angeles native channeled a precocious anguish into child misfit Cole Sear in M. Night Shyamalan's "The Sixth Sense." He followed that Oscar-nominated turn with appearances in films like "Pay It Forward" and "A.I.: Artificial Intelligence," but despite such career momentum, Osment decided to take four years off to attend New York University, where he recently graduated from the Experimental Theatre Wing program in the Tisch School of the Arts.
"Ever since I was a kid, I knew I wanted to just complete my education and go all the way to college," says Osment, who, as a teen, had a tutor for film projects that took him out of school. "I got to experience what every other person's college education provides for them without any distractions.
Getting my art on at the @ with the likes of Pablo Picasso's abstract artwork. The art, sculptures... EVERYTHING here is amazing.
Dancing in the Sky Vector - #art #abstract 
@ Not much of a painter, unless it's abstract art or a house. Songwriting... truly a frightening thought.
RT @: Amazing Abstract Image - "River Blue" #Art 