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Rothko's Rant on Other Artists
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Rothko's Rant on Other Artists
Rothko and Ken debate the longevity of modern art.
I Want to be a Painter
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I Want to be a Painter
Ken arrives to the studio and meets Rothko for the first time.
Is Beatrice in love?
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Is Beatrice in love?
As Hero's wedding approaches, the only plant that can cure Beatrice's cold is benedictus.
Signor Benedick, "The Prince's Jester"
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Signor Benedick, "The Prince's Jester"
Signor Benedick refuses to reveal his true identity to Beatrice at the masquerade.
"I Wonder That You Be Still Talking, Signor Benedick?"
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"I Wonder That You Be Still Talking, Signor Benedick?"
Signor Benedick and Lady Beatrice encounter each other for the first time.
Why Much Ado About Nothing is Relevant Today
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Why Much Ado About Nothing is Relevant Today
How director Kenny Leon is breathing new life to Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing.
"Everybody Say Yeah"
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"Everybody Say Yeah"
Charlie "says yeah" to start manufacturing stilettos for men.
"Stilettos Leave 'Em Reeling"
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"Stilettos Leave 'Em Reeling"
Lola shows Charlie the power of the heel.
The Story Behind the Making of the “Kinky Boots”
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The Story Behind the Making of the “Kinky Boots”
Broadway dancer-turned-shoe designer Phil LaDuca on creating the Kinky Boot.
One Lunch, Two Guvnors
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One Lunch, Two Guvnors
Francis Henshall attempts to serve lunch to both of his guvnors at the same time.
James Corden's Argument with Himself
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James Corden's Argument with Himself
Francis Henshall (James Corden) has an argument with himself about balancing his two jobs.
James Corden on "One Man, Two Guvnors"
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James Corden on "One Man, Two Guvnors"
James Corden speaks on how "One Man, Two Guvnors" transformed his career.
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