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Arts Express: Why Wong Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest

Prairie Miller has a conversation with actress Kristina Wong, about her solo stage performance delving into Asian American women in socio-economic psychological distress.

Shirley Sherrod The ‘Martin Luther King Awards Dinner’ Interview

When Shirley was 17, her father was killed by a white man in Georgia but no charges were ever lodged. A cross was burned in their yard shortly thereafter.

Production Company Confirms Film Shoot Locations

The United Film & Television Artists (UFTA) are now also a film production company, and they have been scouting locations to shoot their film, 'Casting.' They have decided on locations!

Leo’s Letters: The Wind Beneath My Wings

Taking pen and ink to paper is considered an outdated mode of communication now that text messaging and cell phones are handy. At least, that's what the new high tech world would have us believe. They say these new techniques of communication save

Looking Back on Spine-Chilling Radio Thrills in The 1940s’

Among the most celebrated of radio's crime investigators was an invisible sleuth known as The Shadow, the alter-ego of Lamont Cranston, dramatically portrayed by Brett Morrison.

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