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Mar 04

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How does a professional film critic compete with social media?

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A.O. Scott has been the New York Times’ film critic since 2000, so it’s safe to say he knows his craft. But in a world dominated by social media, where anyone with an Internet connection can become a self-styled critic,…

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Mar 03

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Diane Rehm shares the painful story of her husband’s death

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After her husband starved himself to death over the course of nine days rather than continue living with Parkinson’s disease, NPR’s Diane Rehm found herself plagued with questions and fears. She channeled her struggles into “On My Own,” an evocative…

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Feb 29

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Film about investigative journalism nabs top Oscar

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On Sunday, the film “Spotlight” pulled off a surprise Best Picture win at the Oscars. An inside look at the uncovering of widespread sexual abuse within the Catholic Church, “Spotlight” celebrates investigative journalism. Jeffrey Brown talks to Margaret Sullivan of…

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Feb 26

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Racial scrutiny remains ahead of all-white Oscar ceremony

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For the second straight year, no actors or actresses of color have been nominated for an Academy Award, leading to heavy criticism and calls to boycott the ceremony. The Academy of Motion Pictures, which oversees the awards, aims to double…

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Feb 25

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The mother of a Columbine shooter on the son she thought she knew

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Feb 24

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Former Goldman exec wants to downsize big banks

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As presidential candidates debate Wall Street regulation, an argument against big banks arose from an unlikely source. Former Goldman Sachs executive Neel Kashkari asserts banks that are “too big to fail” remain a serious threat to financial stability and must…

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Feb 23

Watch 6:38
Historic dance company prepares for new steps

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Robert Battle grew up in one of Miami’s poorest neighborhoods wearing metal braces on his legs but dreaming of dance. Thirty years later, he runs the renowned Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater -- the very company that inspired him as…

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Sep 02

WATCH LIVE: Jeffrey Brown covers the National Book Festival

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The NewsHour's Jeffrey Brown interviews Azar Nafisi, Tom Brokaw, David McCullough and other authors attending the 15th Annual Library of Congress National Book Festival.

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Apr 01

Jeffrey Brown’s advice for young journalists? Expect the unexpected.

By Nora Daly

PBS NewsHour’s chief correspondent for arts and culture Jeffrey Brown addressed questions from student journalists in a Facebook chat.

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Feb 12

America’s first big business? Not the railroads, but slavery

By Sven Beckert

For too long, historian Sven Beckert argues, historians have depicted slavery as a non-capitalist "Southern pathology." In his new book, "Empire of Cotton," Beckert shows how slavery was actually at the very roots of modern American capitalism.

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