A stirring, brief music and video piece by Jeanette Fantone
In this stirring, brief music and video piece, Jeanette Fantone depicts the relationship between two siblings.
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The quietest inch in America.
After five days of deliberation, a jury in New York finds Harvey Weinstein guilty of rape and a felony sex crime. 1/22 Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey, who first broke the Weinstein story, explain what the jurors were asked to do and what it means that they did it.
Stay Close tells the story of Keeth Smart, Brooklyn fencer.
A short film to anticipate this summer's Olympics: Nominated for the Oscar for best documentary shorts, Stay Close tells the story of Keeth Smart, Brooklyn fencer.
Garbage language.
In addition to trying to help President Trump, a new report says Moscow has been attempting to mess with the Democratic primaries to aid Senator Sanders. 1/19 Trump appears more concerned with the politics of Russian meddling than the ongoing attack itself. 2/19 The Nevada caucuses, occurring today,
We’ve got a throuple!
A hundred new coronavirus cases are reported in South Korea, bringing the country’s total to 204. According to a Chinese expert, patients who think they’re fully recovered may still be infectious. 1/20 Last week, intelligence officials warned House lawmakers that Russia is meddling to re-elect Trump.
Very large architectural models can cost $100,000.
Ever wonder where big, expensive architectural models are born? RJ Models in Shenzhen, China.
Stanley Kubrick's Boxes, a short documentary about the director's archive.
Currently available on vimeo, but perhaps not for long: Stanley Kubrick's Boxes, the short documentary that resulted from Jon Ronson visiting Kubrick's house shortly after the director's death. When he arrived, he found that half the house was filled by more than one thousand
Riddikulus.
Roger Stone is currently being sentenced. Despite Trump's complaints, the initial recommendation of seven to nine years "has not been withdrawn." 1/20 Related: Trump's interference in the Stone case may be unwise, but the Constitution assigns the president the power to do exactly
Julianna Villarosa used actual Coca-Cola to destroy the "I'd Like to Buy the World a Coke" ad.
To create her video short "The Real Thing," a statement on Coca-Cola's 2018 water privatization scandal in Chiapas, Mexico, Julianna Villarosa used actual Coca-Cola to destroy a physical media copy of the "I'd Like to Buy the World a Coke"
Dogs and cats sleeping together.
Democracies die in two ways: gradually, then suddenly. If Donald Trump represents top-down oligarchy, Mike Bloomberg is the bottom-up version. 1/20 Want to eat and drink well for free? Attend a Bloomberg event. 2/20 John Oliver kicks off the latest season of his talk show by