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/CNW/ - Scotiabank and the National Gallery of Canada (NGC) announced today the three winners of the 2022 New Generation Photography Award (NGPA), which is...

The project provides unprecedented access to the civil rights leader and his family.

London-based Expanded Media has partnered with Lawrence Elman and Nick Fraser of Docsville Studios to tell the life story of Reverend Jesse Jackson in his own words. The filmmakers have been given ...

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Jonah Hill is set to play Hollywood fixer Sidney Korshak in a new limited series

Jonah Hill is teaming up with screenwriter William Monahan for a miniseries that follows two of the 20th century's most powerful men in Hollywood, Lew Wesserman and Sidney Korshak.

Jonah Hill has joined an upcoming limited series which will see him portray legendary “Hollywood Fixer” Sidney Korshak. William Monahan for the series that will be shopped around. The story for the limited series will focus on Sidney Korshak and Lew Wasserman, who was the MCA chairman and the most powerful man in Hollywood. Wasserman was the visionary who in the 1940s liberated actors from film studio control by creating the modern talent agency, and then straddled both lines until the g...

Nebraska News Reporter Credentialing Includes Rule and Protocol Review News Provided By Share This Article The 2021 renewal of Nebraska court media credentials includes a multiple-choice review of new and sometimes confusing/problematic rules. The Supreme Court recently updated the media rules for cameras in the courtroom, requiring court media credentials to be renewed every two years. Taking the opportunity to update news reporters’ knowledge of rules and rule amendments, credentialing has ...

Wed, 02/17/2021 LAWRENCE – Who’s an essential worker during a pandemic, when people are asked to stay home to stop the spread? Grocery clerks, sure. Truckers. EMTs. But what about artists? Making art is Benjamin Rosenthal’s raison d’être. The associate professor of visual art took some qualified risks and expended great effort during the pandemic year of 2020 to make some work. The result is an eight-minute video titled “the gleaners, and: ritual for signaled bodies” that he produc...