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Most of us would be thankful to have one outstanding talent. Barbara Ann Woodard is fortunate enough to have two. Her life and work exemplify the wisdom of one of science fiction writer Robert Heinlein’s characters: “specialization is for insects.” Read More
Here are a few interesting facts about The Three Stooges courtesy of ifc.com.: STOOGE PRODUCTIONS WERE THRIFTY…their sets were often leftovers from feature films.
Here are some well known film quotations, ranging chronologically from the nineteen thirties to the present day. Read More
by Melissa Wimbish
Sometimes the topic of vibrato can be so scandalous! … Haha! Alright maybe that’s a stretch, but it is hard to teach and often hard to explain when you’re working with singers that have used straight tone their entire lives. Read More
Otis Redding, aka the King of Soul Music, died in an airplane crash in Madison, Wisconsin in 1967 – on his way to a concert performance in that internationally renowned college town. Read More
Award winning author, publisher, producer and film maker, Ted Unarce – the producer of the award winning documentary Modern Day Slaves – has done it again with a documentary film about interracial marriage. Read More
Woody Allen Statue in Russian City…”The last time Woody Allen was seen in Russia, he was in Love and Death, philosophizing: “The key is to not think of death as an end, but as more of a very effective way to cut down on your expenses.” Read More
