"That's a Really Scary Spot for an Artist To Be": Osgood Perkins Explains Why 'The Monkey' Had To Be an Indie Production
The Monkey’s helmer, Osgood Perkins, breaks down the myriad of reasons why Neon was the right studio for the film. Read more ...
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Artist Q&A: Building ‘Momentum’ with Tierra Lewis ’25 and Sophie Main ’25
Contributing Writer for The Prospect Monica Zepeda interviews Tierra Lewis ’25 and Sophie Main ’25 about their senior thesis dance performance “Momentum,” and their respective works of “Sync” and ...
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Black Movement Dance Theatre’s spring production, “Eternal Roots,” creates conversation and connection
Black Movements Dance Theatre’s (BMDT) show, “Eternal Roots,” explored connections between humanity, nature, time, and the Black diaspora.
‘Anima Animal’ Review: Herman Cornejo’s Dance at the Joyce
The dance devised by Herman Cornejo with choreography by Anabella Tuliano draws inspiration from Vaslav Nijinsky and his ...
Dino Perez tells a story of movement and migration with ‘Baile / Caile’ in Santa Ana
The first-generation artist's exhibition pays homage to the dances his immigrant parents attended and the 'kickbacks' he went ...
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The 7 Artists Who Scored 5 or More No. 1 Hits in the 1980s
When you close your eyes and think about the music of the 1980s, what comes to mind? Synths, early rap? Prince dressed in purple, Tom Petty and his wheat-colored hair? Stevie Nicks and Michael Jackson ...