Tag: Studio 360
A story of AIDs for a new generation
For younger audiences, 'The Normal Heart' -- which recently won three Tony Awards -- is not just a tragedy, but a history lesson....
Interview with Tea Obreht, author of the 'The Tiger's Wife'
Obreht recently became the youngest person ever to win the Orange Prize, given every year to the best English-language novel by a woman....
Eugene Mirman vs. the Time Warner Cable guy
When the Time Warner Cable guy didn't show up to his house (twice), comedian Eugene Mirman got mad. Then he took out full-page ads in New York papers....
Book of Mormon composer Robert Lopez plays songs from the show
Robert Lopez, who teamed up with South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker to create the new musical Book of Mormon, plays some of the songs from the show. ...
Is primetime TV really filled with left-wing propaganda?
Television execs and writers are filling the airwaves with liberal propaganda, according to one cultural critic, and conservatives are being left behind....
Art market booming during the recession
Despite the recession still affecting most of the country, this spring's art auctions produced record-breaking prices of blue-chip artists like Andy Warhol. ...
Osama Bin Laden's Hollywood ending
September 11th "seemed like a movie" to many, and Osama Bin Laden's death had that same familiar ring. ...
David Simon, Treme and flooding in Louisiana
The creator of The Wire talks about his HBO drama Treme, set in Post-Katrina New Orleans, Louisiana. ...
REM's Michael Stipe on the new album Collapse into Now
For R.E.M.’s newest album, Collapse into Now, the band commissioned a short film for every song on the record. Michael Stipe talks about the new album and the films....
Songs for the Mississippi River flooding
The Mississippi River is flooding to historic levels. Some are comparing it to the devastating flood of 1927, which a tragedy that inspired a generation of blues artists. ...
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