William Wordsworth’s Poem on The Haitian Leader Toussaint L’ouverture
The poem To Toussaint L' Ouverture, by William Wordsworth, is an Italian style sonnet written in 1802. The poem describes the abominable condition of this leader of Saint-Domingue who was imprisoned at Fort de Joux.
Artists Speaking for the Spirits
The artists are generously donating a significant percentage of the proceeds to enhance the institution's services. A portion of each sale will be tax-deductible.
International CES, Golden Globe Awards, Sundance Film Festival, MIDEM, GRAMMY
Every year prior to the Grammy Awards, MusiCares, a charity founded by The Recording Academy, honors a musician as their person of the year.
Paramount Pictures A.C. Lyles – The Man Behind the Legends of the Silver Screen
Producer and Hollywood Sentinel editor Bruce Edwin gives here his continued exclusive interview with Paramount Pictures legendary publicist and motion picture producer, A.C. Lyles, who worked with John Wayne and Marilyn Monroe.
Making It In Hollywood
Talent manager and producer Bruce Edwin gives here actors, models, and musicians free advice from his ongoing free column, 'How to Succeed In Hollywood.'
