Sex With Mae West
An excerpt from Mae West: An Icon in Black and White.
An excerpt from Mae West: An Icon in Black and White.
Do you see any similarities between Beowulf and any particular modern day hero?
Which do you think of changing the endings to literary masterpieces?
David Nash, author of ‘Blasphemy in the Christian World’, takes a look at the outrage surrounding Monty Python’s ‘Life of Brian’.
A podcast of James Monaco and Laurent Tirard talking about Moliere.
This month we feature the actor and director Sam Wanamaker, born in Chicago on 14 June 1919 and best known in Britain as the inspiration behind London’s Globe Theatre.
A closer look at The Departed.
A tribute to the Academy Awards and Jessica Tandy.
Nicole Rafter looks at Deja Vu.
A podcast with the author of Jesus of Hollywood.
Nicole Rafter takes a closer look at the movie, “The Departed.”
Along with Reich, Riley and Young, Glass was a principal figure in the establishment of minimalism in the 1960s. He has since become one of the most successful composers of his generation. He studied the violin at six, then at eight the flute with Britton Johnson at the Peabody Conservatory.
Nicole Rafter looks at the film Babel.
Nicole Rafter’s monthly column examines the film, A History of Violence.
Sex Crime Films, a response.
For movie-makers and viewers alike, sex-crime movies offer opportunities to explore the meanings of sexual offenses and to reflect on the boundaries that societies trace between illicit and illegal sexual behaviors. They can start transnational conversations with millions of people across the globe.