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Actor Treat Williams describes working with director Sidney Lumet on “Prince of the City.”
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Drag performer and artist Lady Bunny talks about Mae West's influence.
16:12
James Earl Jones talks Sidney Poitier's impact on himself and other young Black actors.
21:12
Fran Drescher talks about how she took inspiration from Lucille Ball for "The Nanny."
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DeafBlind people are creating a new language called Protactile, based solely on touch.
17:42
DeafBlind people are creating a new language called Protactile, based solely on touch.
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21:23
DeafBlind people are creating a new language called Protactile, based solely on touch.
15:24
André Leon Talley recounts how Mae West used fashion and her sexuality to empower herself.
22:21
Filmmaker Jonas Mekas describes the burgeoning art scene of New York City in the 1960s.
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John Singleton came to Maya Angelou for guidance while working on "Poetic Justice."
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Steve Martin discusses how David Geffen found Hollywood success through his friendships.
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Neil Young speaks about David Geffen’s role as a performer in the art of the deal.
