How do we navigate change, grief and acceptance in times of uncertainty? DanceWorks presents But Then Again, the documentary film by Human Body Expression, featuring choreography by Hanna Kiel and dance by eight sensational Canadian artists. But Then Again will premiere online July 28-31, 2022, as part of DanceWorks’ MovingRead More →
Questions 1 The Aralkum in Central Asia is the newest in the world what?2 What insect is named after the color of one of its varieties, the male Brimstone?3 Where in London is a 3.45 meter naked statue of Napoleon?4 According to Leviticus, a jubilee marks how many years?5 WhichRead More →
When film producer Chance Wright called Kyle Busch to offer a documentary about the two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, Busch immediately said no. “Who is going to want to see this? Busch remembers thinking. It was a rare “human” moment for Busch, who is also known for his driving skill,Read More →
The House Select Committee to Investigate January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol is stepping up its investigation this week as new evidence emerges, including dozens of hours of footage from filmmaker Alex Holder’s upcoming three-part documentary series, from which CBS News has obtained two images, including a photoRead More →
Sara Rogers was passionate about jazz. She sang. She wrote songs. She performed concerts all around Buffalo, performing covers and her own songs. She also shared her love of music with children through music therapy. A little before 9 p.m. Friday, she was riding her bicycle along South Park AvenueRead More →
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Twenty-three years ago, Briana Scurry was suddenly thrust into the spotlight, and she stayed there for a long time. Twelve years ago, Scurry was suddenly pushed out of the spotlight and she stayed away for a long time. Yes, that’s the time since Scurry’s heroic penalty shootout in the 1999Read More →
Sara Rogers was passionate about jazz. She sang. She wrote songs. She performed concerts all around Buffalo, performing covers and her own songs. She also shared her love of music with children through music therapy. A little before 9 p.m. Friday, she was riding her bicycle along South Park AvenueRead More →
Hargrove captures the artistry of a black jazz musician and his lasting impact on the music world. For the first time, director Eliane Henri set out to tell the story of Roy Hargrove who was a legendary Black Jazz musician. He was best known for his musical sounds on theRead More →
“Home For The Wild,” a mini-documentary about the East Vail bighorn sheep herd, shows how close the town is to the animals’ critical winter habitat.Nick Junker/courtesy photo Telling the story of the East Vail sheep herd in a video first felt like a quick thing, almost like a TV commercial.Read More →
By Rubin E. Grant NOTOrman Jetmundsen did not plan to produce a documentary film. Several years ago he had gone to see a documentary about former Mississippi Governor William Winter and suggested to his good friend David Crews, who was the film’s executive producer, to do a documentary about theRead More →
John Santos in “Santos – Skin to Skin” John Santos is a famous Latin jazz musician, bandleader, seven-time Grammy nominee and one of the directors of the San Francisco Jazz Center. In addition to being a highly accomplished musician, he is also an academic and community and political activist whoRead More →
Mr. Wackerman sat comfortably on drums in the Wackerman Jazz Band room, surrounded by other members of the McAuliffe Middle faculty band, Chuck and the Eagles, which includes former Los Al High music students who now teach. Courtesy picture With more than half a century spent providing musical inspiration toRead More →
It’s an art form unto itself, requiring countless hours of dedication from people around the world who simply want to honor the characters they love so much. Maybe that’s why a new documentary called Cosplay Universe be sure to book time with someone responsible for a whole lot of cosplayRead More →
Click to enlarge Courtesy of John Covelli From left to right: Chris Meschede on bass, Nick Savage on drums, John Covelli on trombone, Ben Shafer on sax, Luke Sailor on piano and Matt Krieg on vocals. John Covelli and the Hard Bop Messenger album Live at the last hotel, stretchesRead More →
Click to enlarge Courtesy of John Covelli From left to right: Chris Meschede on bass, Nick Savage on drums, John Covelli on trombone, Ben Shafer on sax, Luke Sailor on piano and Matt Krieg on vocals. John Covelli and the Hard Bop Messenger album Live at the last hotel, stretchesRead More →
Rabbi Scott Fox did not intend to be a rabbi. Instead, he wanted to be a jazz musician. He studied jazz guitar and trained with one of the best guitarists in the country, John Pisano. Even though he thought he was living his dream, things didn’t match up. “I haveRead More →
SHOWTIME Sports Documentaries TODAY announced McENROE, a gripping and powerful film that delves deep into the life of John McEnroe, one of the greatest tennis players of all time who rose to No. intense episodes of perfectionism and self-doubt. The documentary will have its world premiere at the Tribeca FilmRead More →
The feature documentary, “Crazy Cat Lady,” will be released on digital streaming platforms on June 21, 2022 via Random Media. movie stars Battlestar Galactica and Lucifer actor Tricia Helfer with renowned animal rights activist and philanthropist, Ady Gil, and FixNation Organization co-founder and director Karn Myers. Also featured are extraordinaryRead More →
By presenting a Peabody award to Mr. Soul!the acclaimed documentary on the 1968-73 television series Soul!actor Morgan FREEMAN addressed why the original series was so groundbreaking. “During its five-year run, it was a celebration of the majesty, confidence and revolutionary strength of black artists and intellectuals, writers and performers,” FreemanRead More →
Plans are underway to launch a new documentary film festival in Washington, DC in June 2023, with a launch event taking place later this month. Jamie Shor, president of PR Collaborative, and Sky Sitney, director of the film and media studies program at Georgetown University, are the founders of theRead More →