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Dylan McKay Inspired Teenagers to Be Authentic
Dylan McKay became cool not only because of his looks and rebellious nature, but because of his strong sense of independence, because he was earthbound and authentic. I only wish that, as a teenager, I understood it. Read More
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The Art of Film Posters: Interview with Illustrator Tony Stella
Film poster by Tony Stella for “Le Samouraï” (1967), directed by Jean-Pierre Melville How can you reimagine some of the best classic movies and give them new life? How can you visually capture the essence of a film? … Read More
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A Children’s Book I Bought for Myself
I honestly do not remember the last time I was so absorbed by an illustrated book (if I’ve ever been), except my first incursion into William Grill’s magical universes, The Wolves of Currumpaw. Read More
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Editorial: A Raincoat in Sunny LA
Peter Falk in ”Columbo” | NBC The Editorial: thoughts, short stories or essays about the world of cinema Who wears a raincoat in sunny LA all the time? Columbo, that’s who. Why? Just instinct. His crumpled raincoat, his … Read More
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