Politicians come and go, but bureaucracies endure. Daniel R. O’Brien explores that idea in Jugular, a ninety-minute political satire about urgent contemporary issues. A graduate of the Tisch School of the Arts, O’Brien is an award-winning playwright.
If you’re scrolling through Netflix and you notice the new number show is “The Diplomat” just know that I manifested it.
In the mid 1800s, lower Manhattan contained a row of streets that were known as the Five Points.
Get ready for a good hard look at society!
In 1978, Larry Flynt, pornographer and publisher of Hustler Magazine, was shot during his legal battle in Georgia, facing obscenity charges.
Bipartisanship is challenging
In 2012 Haifaa al-Mansour wrote and directed Wadja the first movie to be filmed entirely in Saudi Arabia. During filming for Wadja, al-Mansour directed from a van as to not intermix with male members of her crew. With The Perfect Candidate, al-Mansour returns to Saudi Arabia, this time without the van, to focus on the evolving role of women in Saudi Arabian society.
The Friendliest Town is a documentary observing and investigating the complex story of Kelvin Sewell, the first African American Police Chief of a small Maryland town, directed by journalist Stephen Janis. We got an opportunity to sit down with the team behind it.
The President of the United States listed the achievements of the country, while also attacking specific countries by name.