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The Creative Coalition Applauds Arts Funding in the American Rescue Plan The purpose of the funds is to assist concert venues and performing arts centers that have been forced to cancel performances.by BWW News Desk The Creative Coalition has applauded passage of the American Rescue Plan, which includes $135 million in funding for both the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities. These funds will support arts and cultural organizations to address layoffs, ...

‘Knucklemania’ results, LIVE stream fight coverage for BKFC 16 | VanZant vs Hart Share this story . The 26-year-old “12 Gauge” ended her Octagon run last year after a submission loss to Amanda Ribas and now faces a stiff test in the durable Hart, who’s gone 4-4-3 as a professional boxer and 1-2 in the “Squared Circle.” The two losses came via split decision to UFC veteran Bec Rawlings and via cut stoppage to current division standout Christine Ferea. The evening’s best match up ...

As a director, enthusiastic world-cinema champion, determined advocate for visual literacy, and the most famous critic of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Martin Scorsese is indisputably one of cinema’s most important figures. But his acting work has received comparatively little recognition. Since his first onscreen appearance as an uncredited gangster in his debut feature, 1967’s Who’s That Knocking At My Door, Scorsese has amassed an impressive career full of thoughtful cameos, self-par...

Last modified on Wed 27 Jan 2021 11.46 EST Sure, you could settle in for another rewatch of The Sopranos. Or you could use your TV time to venture beyond borders, into new Netflix territories, and take in the Turkish hitman caper 50M² instead. Our hero is Gölge, translated by the subtitles as Shadow. For viewers of a certain vintage, that name will instantly conjure the mental image of Ulrika Jonsson and John Fashanu surrounded by preening Gladiators in blue leotards. Not such a random as...

click to enlarge Photo Courtesy Of The Zen Mountain Poets PSYCHEDELIC POETS Baywoods Zen Mountain Poets recently released two new singles that are charting on ReverbNation. "Emilys Song" opens with multi-instrumentalist Robyn Saxers French horn solo before moving on to some of her sparkling keyboard work. The vocals ar...

“Last Dance” stars Sharon Stone as a woman who has spent 12 years on Death Row after being convicted of two murders. Now her appeals seem exhausted, and her execution date draws near. A state-appointed attorney looks into her case and thinks there are grounds for appeal. But the state governor is a hard-liner who almost never grants stays of execution. And the woman herself doesn’t much prefer a life sentence to death. This is potentially powerful material, and the movie handles it though...

Commentary: Pop culture isnt biased toward coastal elites. If anything, its the opposite Robert Lloyd © (CBS) Andy Griffith and Ron Howard played a small-town father and son in the long-running "The Andy Griffith Show." (CBS) An odd result of both the election Donald Trump won and the one he lost was to raise the question of whether the panjandrums of popular culture were — and are — doing enough for the people who supported — and still support — him. Telling their st...

An odd result of both the election Donald Trump won and the one he lost was to raise the question of whether the panjandrums of popular culture were — and are — doing enough for the people who supported — and still support — him. Telling their stories. Respecting their lives. Feeling their pain. The 2016 election, it’s fair to say, took most people by surprise, including, many believe, the person elected. Among other things, this eleventh-hour upset set Hollywood — which skews to...

For Your Viewing Pleasure Featuring Classic Movies, Recent Hits, Full TV Seasons, and More Dec 23, 2020 By Mark Redfern and Austin Trunick Photography by Wendy Lynch Redfern If you were smart and careful, you spent much of 2020 indoors thanks to the deadly pandemic. With many movie theaters closed much of 2020, with bars and restaurants often unavailable, with live music an impossibility; we all turned to home entertainment and that often meant our screens. Netflix and other streaming ser...