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"White folks don’t understand about the blues," says Ma Rainey in August Wilson's play.
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August Wilson's "Fences" won a Pulitzer Prize and four Tony Awards in 1987.
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Ruben Santiago-Hudson shares why Wilson's work is so timeless and universal.
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Jay describes working with Miller "as close to pure joy as anything that I can imagine."
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Art Spiegelman and Ricky Jay in conversation at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles.
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America's most famous crooners have a swell time singing a number from Guys and Dolls.
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When Crosby's film career was at a crossroads, he found the perfect partner in Bob Hope.
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The story behind "The Little Drummer Boy/Peace on Earth," sung by Crosby and Bowie.
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A web exclusive of Bing Crosby singing the song on his television special in 1961.
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In addition to talent, Crosby's savvy use of technology helped make him a multimedia star.
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Legends Bing Crosby and Frenchman Maurice Chevalier sing "I'm Glad I'm Not Young Anymore."
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Bing Crosby, Maurice Chevalier and Carol Lawrence sing "Riding High."
