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Paul Feig discovered directing by watching “The Pink Panther.”
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Meryl Streep was touched, but perplexed when Papp asked her to run the theater.
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Nam June Paik describes how everyday is a communication problem for him.
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Preview the story of filmmaker Blake Edwards, known for his comedies like the "Pink Panther" series.
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Julia Alvarez wanted to write about dictatorship from a female perspective for her second novel.
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In Zen for Head (1962), Nam June Paik used his body as an instrument in the performance.
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By 1985, Little Richard had abandoned rock 'n' roll and was living in a hotel in L.A.
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Preview the story of filmmaker Blake Edwards, known for his comedies like the "Pink Panther" series.
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"Afterlife" was Julia Alvarez's way of "[giving] voice to that landscape of aging."
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Julia Alvarez wrote about the interior lives of working class women.
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Julia Alvarez recounts the day she had to escape from the Dominican Republic with her family.
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How Julia Alvarez brought truth to the Mirabal sisters in her novel "In the Time of the Butterflies"
Julia Alvarez brought the story of the assassination of the Mirabel sisters to life in her novel.
