Aerialist Aidan Bryant has been crowned NBC’s first-ever AGT: All-Stars champion. Superfans, a group of loyal AGT viewers, selected Bryant’s epic, nail-biting, brilliant performance over 10 other acts
In this edition of Male Ballet Dancers V we feature Portugal’s Antonio-Casalinho. With a history dating back more than four hundred years, ballet has progressed from Renaissance court pageantry to royal entertainment to full-fledged performing art.
In this seventh edition of our Male Balet Dancer serie we feature Italian Marco Masciri in a Contemporary Variation as well as Les Indomptés interpreted by Andrea Marino and Giovanni Tombacco.
In this ninth installement of our “Male Ballet Dancers” we are proud to feature the Piti Duo, a winning male ballet duo from Hanover, Germany, a performance by Royal Ballet Dancer Stanisław Węgrzyntitled “The Body Letter” as well as a performance by Robert Fairchild and Travis Wall
In this tenth installement of our “Male Ballet Dancers” we are proud to feature Jovani Furland in Concertino, explaining the anatomy of a dance; Clement Guillone in Acteon; Cesar Corrales, as a young dancer and blooming to become a principal dancer in Canada performing a variation of Actio
In this eleventh installment of our “Male Ballet Dancers” we are proud to feature a graduating class of the Royal Ballet of Canada; the principal dancer for the Royal Opera Ballet mexican native Issac Hernandez and italian Francesco Gabriele Frola With a history dating back more than four hundred years
“Where Is Anne Frank” reimagines the famous diarist’s life in animated form, with Israeli director Ari Folman partnering with the foundation that holds the copyright to her diary. A disoriented teenage girl lies on Anne Frank’s bed as people swarm the family house. But these people are not Nazis
During World War II, untold numbers of artworks and pieces of cultural property were stolen by Nazi forces. After the war, an estimated one million artworks and 2.5 million books were recovered. Many more were destroyed.
This ten minute clip is drawn from the famous 1950s game show, and it’s quite surreal. I don’t use the word surreal loosely: the special guest is Salvador Dali
Ed Asner, the legendary actor known for his role as the crusty, loveable boss Lou Grant on The Mary Tyler Moore Show, has died at the age of 91. In Loving Memory.
