Bob Dylan Revealed as Founder of New NFT Venture
The times they are a-changin', and even Bob Dylan is not immune to the crypto obsession: he's been unmasked as the co-founder — alongside hi...
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The times they are a-changin', and even Bob Dylan is not immune to the crypto obsession: he's been unmasked as the co-founder — alongside hi...
When Tom Waits called into Bob Dylan's radio show and cursed in Yiddish, he was showing off just one aspect of his own Jewish history.
How High 3 Will Reunite Method Man and Redman How High 3 Will Reunite Method Man and Redman Method Man has launched a new production company and How High 3 is the first project on deck for Six AM, An Entertainment Co. It's true. How High 3 is officially happening. What's more, the upcoming sequel will reunite original stars and music legends Method Man and Redman. The news was revealed as Cliff Smith, aka Method Man, has launched a new production company alongside his manager, Shauna Garr. Titled Six AM, An Entertainment Co., the company has already lined up its first project, and it should ...
For decades, philanthropist George Soros has been dogged by conspiracy theories and disinformation. A new documentary from filmmaker Jesse Dylan shows how his opponents—from Glenn Beck to the Proud Boys—have leveraged racist, anti-Semitic tropes to smear not just Soros but those who’ve benefitted from his support for open societies globally. Now, with disinformation posing a direct threat to democracy, stemming the tide of lies has never been more crucial. Join the Brennan Center for Justice and PEN America for a conversation about truth, lies, and how to support open societies at a fra...
Soros Movie Review Director: Jesse Dylan Opens: November 20, 2020 “No good deed goes unpunished.” In a more metaphoric vein, “The tallest blades of grass get mowed first.” Ironically enough, the more good you do for others, the more people will suspect you, wonder about your motives, become envious of you, finally to hate you enough to slam you on Twitter. In the case of Hungarian-American philanthropist George Soros, who, if you go along with Jesse Dylan’s presentation about him thinking maybe Soros should be Time magazine’s Person of the Century, you may paradoxically see that h...