Jan 11 Watch 2:49 A Brief But Spectacular take on dance as activism By Katie Hodgman Joya Powell is an award winning choreographer, activist and educator whose work focuses on community and the African diaspora. She is the founder of Movement of the People Dance Company, a group that addresses socio-cultural injustices through dance. She shares… Continue watching
Jan 10 Watch 5:30 Why Google transformed a quantum computing lab into an artistic oasis By Mike Cerre Advance technology labs are not places where you're likely to find much creative artistic expression, let alone color. But a scientist and an artist have joined forces to help inspire the development of the next generation of computing at Google’s… Continue watching
Jan 08 Commanders fire coach Ron Rivera as new ownership begins making changes By Stephen Whyno, Associated Press General manager Martin Mayhew and a majority of the front office and coaching staff are also expected to depart as new ownership begins sweeping changes to put its stamp on the organization. Continue reading
Jan 05 Watch 7:54 The stars of 'How to Dance in Ohio' on exploring connections among autistic adults By Jeffrey Brown, Alison Thoet A new musical recently debuted on Broadway that puts the stories of seven autistic young adults front and center as they face the challenges of leading independent lives. Jeffrey Brown talks to the creators behind "How to Dance in Ohio"… Continue watching
Jan 05 Actor David Soul, half of 'Starsky and Hutch' duo, dies at 80 By Associated Press Soul also hit the music charts with the single “Don’t Give Up on Us” and lived in Britain for many years where he performed in several stage roles. Continue reading
Jan 04 Watch 2:35 Remembering the art and energy of tap dance legend Maurice Hines By Jeffrey Brown, Anne Azzi Davenport Maurice Hines, a legend of tap dance for seven decades, has died. He gained fame with his brother Gregory as the Hines Brothers, delighting audiences on stage, television and film. Jeffrey Brown has this remembrance for our arts and culture… Continue watching
Jan 04 'I can't feel my fingers': 13-year-old is first gamer ever to beat Tetris By David Hamilton, Associated Press Willis Gibson made it to what gamers call a “kill screen,” a point where the Tetris code glitches, crashing the game. Continue reading
Jan 03 Watch 3:11 A Brief But Spectacular take on the future of the internet By Katie Hodgman, Melissa Williams Vint Cerf is known for his pioneering work as one of the fathers of the internet. He now serves as the vice president and chief internet evangelist for Google where he furthers global policy development and accessibility of the internet. Continue watching
Jan 02 Watch 6:40 Singer-songwriter Tommy Prine on finding his own voice in the shadow of his famous father By Tom Casciato Singer-songwriter Tommy Prine recently made his debut at the Grand Ole Opry. But his artistic journey that would bring him there was by no means assured. Special correspondent Tom Casciato has the story for our arts and culture series, CANVAS. Continue watching
Jan 01 Watch 5:37 'Anti-graffiti vigilantes' fight vandalism along Rhode Island's shore By Pamela Watts Spray-painted words and pictures, usually clandestine and often illegal, are getting erased by a group of New Englanders who have tagged themselves the anti-graffiti vigilantes. But the method they employ against the perpetrators is an art in itself. Pamela Watts… Continue watching