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Nation Dec 06

Rob Reiner on Norman Lear’s groundbreaking career and legacy

Norman Lear, the groundbreaking TV producer and writer, died Tuesday at the age of 101. He revolutionized primetime television with a string of hits, dominating the airwaves in the 70s and 80s, and showcased political and social issues of the…

Arts Nov 22

A look inside the National Museum of Women in the Arts after its major renovation

In leading museums these days, women artists are gaining more prominence. But studies of acquisitions and overall exhibitions show just how much the gender gap remains. The National Museum of Women in the Arts is solely dedicated to the creativity…

Arts Nov 16

Elle and Keegan-Michael Key chronicle ‘The History of Sketch Comedy’ in new book

Keegan-Michael Key is a modern master of sketch comedy, starring in hits shows “Mad TV,” “Key and Peele” and “Schmigadoon!” Now, he and his wife, film and TV producer Elle Key, have taken a long look into the history of…

Arts Nov 08

Opera Philadelphia pushes forward amid financial uncertainty

In the wake of the pandemic and other changes, arts organizations are struggling. Opera, one of the most expensive of all art forms, is especially feeling the pinch and looking for new ways to move forward in its music, business…

Arts Oct 16

How a translation of ‘The Iliad’ into modern language reinforces its relevance

"The Iliad" is one of the foundational works of Western literature and thought. It’s an old story that continues to resonate in our time and has been given new life in a translation by distinguished classical scholar Emily Wilson. She…

Arts Oct 13

Patrick Stewart reflects on his life and legendary career in new memoir, ‘Making It So’

Patrick Stewart cut his acting teeth in the theater, taking on numerous roles in Shakespeare and other classics. For his second act, he became known to millions as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in "Star Trek" and Charles Xavier in the "X-Men"…

Arts Oct 02

How a Houston medical center is harmonizing health and performing arts

The Center For Performing Arts Medicine is an unusual partnership of a world-class hospital and world-class performing arts organizations. It was founded in 1992 with a focus on singers, but then something unexpected happened. Jeffrey Brown reports from Houston for…

Arts Sep 19

Groundbreaking educator recounts remarkable life in a new memoir

Ruth Simmons grew up in a deeply segregated part of Texas to become one of the country’s most distinguished educators, as president of three colleges and the first African American women to head an Ivy League university. But her new…

Arts Sep 06

How an elite music school is increasing access for students with disabilities

In a series of reports, Jeffrey Brown has looked at the intersection of arts and health. Recently, he traveled to the Berklee Institute for Accessible Arts Education in Boston to see a program bringing music into the lives of people…

Arts Aug 25

Goo Goo Dolls on gaining new, younger fans 25 Years after ‘Dizzy Up the Girl’

The Goo Goo Dolls are on tour again playing favorites from the 25th anniversary of their album 'Dizzy Up the Girl’ around the country and debuting new work. Geoff Bennett caught up with the lead band members about innovating while…

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