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'RS Interview: Special Edition' With RZA 'RS Interview: Special Edition' With RZA Cut Throat City director talks finding peace during quarantine, what to expect from Season Two of An American Saga and why society "following all the precepts of humanity" is what makes this country great Jason Newman, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail From a cultural standpoint, RZA’s timing over the past year could not have been worse. On March 14th, 2020, the rapper/music producer/film director was all set to premiere  Cut Throat City, his third feature, at South by Southwest. Instead, lockdowns began and...

A farmers’ struggle in Sri Lanka, siding with elephants Updated: Updated: They seek a wildlife reserve for elephants to prevent them from raiding farms, homes Share Article They seek a wildlife reserve for elephants to prevent them from raiding farms, homes With rows of Sri Lankan flags fluttering in the morning breeze, it was not hard to spot the Independence Day event on Thursday in Walsapugala village, in the southern Hambantota district. But paired alongside were black flags, flapping as much, on poles slightly shorter. “While they celebrate this day in a grand manner in Colombo, we...

Screenshot: Columbo Variety reports that longtime actor Bruce Kirby has died on Sunday, in Los Angeles. He was 95. Advertisement Born Bruno Giovanni Quidaciolu in New York City in 1925, Kirby started out studying with Lee Strasberg at the Actor’s Studio in New York. He had just turned 30 when he made his small screen debut on The Goodyear Playhouse in 1955. A veteran character actor, he followed that appearance with several guest star parts, in everything from The Phil Silvers Show to I Dream Of Jeannie to Mission: Impossible. Kirby’s low-key everyman charm seemed to particularly ma...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — William Link, who co-created the hit series “Columbo” and...

Punch Newspapers Sections Columbo and  Murder She Wrote among others, died on December 27 from congestive heart failure in Los Angeles at 87. His wife, Margery Nelson, told Deadline.com.  Link was born in Elkins Park, PA, a suburb of Philadelphia, on December 15, 1933. In a career spanning more than 60 years, Link was best known for his collaboration with the late Richard Levinson. The two – who first met at the age of 14 and began collaborating almost immediately on stories, radio scripts, and dramas – saw television’s potential to capture the current scene and contribute to the na...