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Good Grief: Style and the 'Single Man'

January 8, 2010  |   Based on the 1964 Christopher Isherwood novel of the same name, "A Single Man" is the cinematic debut of Tom Ford, an artist who, until now, was known for his role as creative director at fashion house Gucci. His foray into filmmaking has made viewers keen to see how he would deliver the narrative through his use of style.

A Photography Debut, 65 Years in the Making

November 17, 2009  |   Holding out for the course of a career that spans more than 40 years, photographer Robert Bergman refused to compromise on when and where he would hold his first show; standing by a personal philosophy of "getting it right," he patiently waited for the right time.

Beloved Sculptor Anne Truitt Gets Her Due

October 27, 2009  |   Anne Truitt was many things -- a sculptor, author, professor and mother -- and above all, it seems, she was beloved by her student and friends for her spirit, integrity and seriousness of purpose.

SILVERDOCS Festival Opens With a Slam

June 17, 2009  |   Called the "premier showcase for documentary films" by the Hollywood Reporter, the American Film Institute SILVERDOCS festival brings a full slate of documentary films and the International Documentary Conference to Silver Spring, Md.

For Documentary Filmmakers, Prestige of Oscars Helps Put Spotlight on Issues

February 20, 2009  |   For documentary filmmakers, the reward of an Oscar nomination is twofold: It raises awareness around the film's subjects or issues and generates interest in a genre that ticket buyers don't generally flock to.

For Howard's Band, Showtime Is Here

January 19, 2009  |   Just about every night at a football field in Northwest, Howard University's marching band has been spending hours rehearsing around the track, preparing for its biggest event ever: Tuesday's inauguration parade.
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