I love exploring the how and why of films, their impact on society and their business; and the artists behind the films. Bollywood and Indian entertainment. Exploring the business, art and craft of showbiz apart, I wish to facilitate a better understanding between the audience and the artists.
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As a genre-bending take on the multiverse narrative, Everything Everywhere All at Once is crammed full of Easter eggs and pop culture references for the observant viewer to discover. Multiverse storylines have become increasingly popular in recent years, especially in superhero films after the success of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. While Marvel and DC use the multiverse to connect previous versions of superheroes, Everything Everywhere All at Once is an original concept with more freedom to explore the possibilities of a multiverse.
Paula Brancato has been awarded the Tampa Review's 2015 Danahy Fiction Prize for her short story "Executive Spa." She has also been awarded the 2015 Booth Poetry Prize for her poem "The only time I ever cried at the gym."
This panel addresses the question as to why, with music accessibility and consumption at all time highs, music revenue and royalties are at all time lows. Our experts will discuss the history of music distribution from retail outlets, to the inception of Napster to the present; and how content creators (and artists) are paid, the applicable laws and legislation, and the present and future landscape for creating and selling music.
For most of history, gays have been "invisible", and this has led to the ironic result that the halls of our major art museums are lined with countless art works with homoerotic content that has gone unnoticed (at least consciously) and unacknowledged. This tour will explore the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, revealing hidden and not so hidden homoerotic subtexts in artistic treasures from Ancient Greece to the Renaissance to the masters of the 20th Century. We'll learn about famous pieces, from Michelangelo's Cupid to Picasso's Gertrude Stein, as well as less-known artists and works that are often overlooked. We'll explore fascinating forms and representations of homosexuality from non-Western cultures as well. Whether you're straight or gay, you'll never look at the Met in quite the same way again! RSVP for this tour before space runs out!
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