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The Father: Review/Film Poem by Betty Jo Tucker
"The Father," a current Best Picture Oscar® nominee, stars the great Anthony Hopkins (Oscar® winner for "Silence of the Lambs") in one of his fin...
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The Festival of Troubadours by Betty Jo Tucker
POIGNANT TURKISH DRAMA
Full disclosure: I am not an avid fan of road-trip movies. But “The Festival of Troubadours,” like “Nomadland” (2021...
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The Fifth Angel: Proving that Justice is not just a Lady by Eric Croas
Book Review...
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The Film Her and Interspecies Romance by Sam Vaknin
She is unusual because she is an incorporeal piece of software. At first, as their love affair blossoms (replete with an articulated, torrid version o...
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The Forbidden Kingdom - A Movie Review by ellen george
The Forbidden Kingdom - A movie review -Starring Jackie Chan and Jet Li, written by John Fusco, directed by Rob Minkoff, Distributed by Lionsgate. rev...
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The Foundation of the Arts by David Arthur Walters
Dance is the foundation...
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The Frank Sinatra Concert by Aubrey Hammack
An evening with Frank Sinatra...
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The Front Runner: Review/Film Poem by Betty Jo Tucker
I was one of Gary Hart's many fans back in 1988. Handsome, intelligent and a successful senator from Colorado, he seemed to have the Democrat Pa...
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The Gift of Creativity by Lyne Marshall
Creative people have a gift and the need to share. How go artists keep this giving aspect foremost in a modern, commercial world. ...
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The Godfather of Soul, Dead at 73. (1933-2006) by Loretta Scott
The Light Flicker, the Trumpet Sounded, and Angels opened the Golden Gates to Heaven, and The Legend was Whispered Away....
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The Golden Compass: Movie Review by Betty Jo Tucker
Much about “The Golden Compass” still remains shrouded in mystery to me – especially the parts about parallel universes and the power of dust -- but I...
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The Good Nurse: Review/Film Poem by Betty Jo Tucker
HOSPITAL MURDERS
Oscar® winners Jessica Chastain (“The Eyes of Tammy Faye”) and Eddie Redmayne (“The Theory of Everything”) co-star in T...
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The Good, the Bad, and the Not-So-Ugly by Margena Holmes
Inconsistent writing on Days of Our Lives...
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The Gray Man: Review/Film Poem by Betty Jo Tucker
Disappointing Thriller
The best things about THE GRAY MAN are its classy end credits and the performances of Chris Evans and Ryan Gosling. Al...
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The Greatest Showman Review/Film Poem by Betty Jo Tucker
That’s Show Biz!
Seven years in the making, “The Greatest Showman” was worth waiting for. When I first heard that Hugh Jackman decided to d...
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The Guardian: Movie Review by Betty Jo Tucker
So you wanna be a US Coast Guard rescue swimmer? Better see "The Guardian" first. It's a harrowing depiction of the training and challenges involved ...
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The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society Review by Betty Jo Tucker
A Unique Book Club
Don’t let the long title of this film put you off. “The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society” is a wonderful movi...
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The Hanging Tree by Jansen Estrup
Thoughts about the revolutionary roots of the Hanging Tree.
Painting, called The Indestructibility of Matter, oil on canvas,
1988, is by Car...
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The Healing of Art Making by Joyce White
Making art is good as medicine. Come check out Global Healing Exchange. My new website, http://www.wingedforhealing.com
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The Heart And Soul Of Acoustic Country Blues by Pamela Dow
Rory Block interview and concert review...
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The hidden meaning of James Cameron’s AVATAR by Michael & Joel Sattler by Joel Sattler
Movie critique. Posted January 3, 2010...
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The Highwaymen Review/Film Poem by Betty Jo Tucker
I always look forward to Kevin Costner movies. And I feel the same about Woody Harrelson’s work. These two men are on my list of favorite actors worki...
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The Honkers - My First Produced Screenplay by Stephen Lodge
Working with James Coburn; Anne Archer; Slim Pickens; and Lois Nettleton in New Mexico on a movie I co-wrote...
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The Hulk raises the standard for comic book movies by Eric Croas
A review of Ang Lee's latest movie....
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The Human Thing Gerardo Chijona Director is NOT a Disney Film by Dr. Patrick ODougherty
The Human Thing is definitely NOT a Disney Movie like The Black Painter movie! Terrible poems the conversation proceeds through broken poetic pieces...
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The Ice Road by Betty Jo Tucker
I can’t resist movies with stories played out in ice or snow. Two of my favorites include "The Colony" and "The Grey." Liam Neeson didn’t disappoint m...
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The importance & value of buying from emerging artists by Dary Rees
There is a number of issues every aspiring art collector needs to consider in order to create a valuable art collection. ...
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The Importance of Why We Cry by Judy Joy Jones by Judy Joy Jones
Why Are Tears Are Important
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The Irish Passion Of Joannie Madden by Paul Mc Cann
This article is part of an interview that I did with Joannie Madden . It looks at her Irish background and the music of what happens ....
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The Job Interview by marco miranda sr
Are you familiar with Job Interview technology? Find out here....
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The Journey of Love by Judy Joy Jones by Judy Joy Jones
Love, Respect and Kindness...
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The Joys of Christmas by Dr. Mamie Smith by Mamie Smith
After spending years of performing in numerous choirs, operas and teaching thousands of vocal music students, in the twilight of her life Dr. Smith de...
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The Jubilant Pianist by Gail Cavanaugh
Article about developing talent in children....
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The King by Betty Jo Tucker
At odds with his father’s (Henry IV) tyrannical policies and actions, the wayward Prince of Wales spends his time avoiding any responsibilit...
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The Land Unknown - The Facts by Paul Kyriazi
iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/KSEb8coXei8" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encr...
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The Last Celebrity to Talk to Elvis by Paul Kyriazi
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The Last Five Years Proffers A Meditation on Romantic Love at Lyric Stage by Jacques Fleury
This play tells the story of a couple who fell in and out of love over the course of five years. "In 'The Last Five Years', Cathy is lamenting an endi...
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The Last Laugh: Review/Film Poem by Betty Jo Tucker
Some people are born with an extra-powerful funny bone. They don’t need an act or a writer or a paying audience. They see humor around them every...
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The Last of Robin Hood: Film Review by Betty Jo Tucker
Acting magic fills the screen in "The Last of Robin Hood," a fascinating true-life tale about the desire for fame and the price it demands. ...
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The Last Tycoon and The Last Picture Show Book End the Hollywood Film Indus by Dr. Patrick ODougherty
A St. Paul, MN Irish Catholic author gives F. Scott Fitzgerald's film, The Last Tycoon and Larry McMurtry's, The Last Picture Show a book ends classic...
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The Lone Ranger vs. Manson Family by Paul Kyriazi
Like Brad Pitt in 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood', The Lone Ranger actually visited George at Spahn Ranch. ...
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The Lovebirds: Review/Film Poem by Betty Jo Tucker
What a treat it is to review "The Lovebirds," directed by Michael Showalter! This very funny offering boosts Showalter to my list of favorite filmmake...
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The Lovely Bones: Film Review by Betty Jo Tucker
After a 14-year-old girl is killed in “The Lovely Bones,” her spirit tries to communicate with the living from a fantastic new afterlife world. “I hop...
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The Mad Historian’s fearless quiz by Steve Joos
anyone care to take a guess?...
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The Mad Historian’s fearless quiz answer by Steve Joos
I was just going through some of my articles, I found a quiz that I forgot to give the correct answer to. Hear it is.
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The Man is Bound & Gagged! -- Interview with Bob Sanders: Mundania Press LLC, Cincinnati, Ohio. by Pamela Faye
Bob Sanders, CEO of Mundania Press, Cincinnati, Ohio talks with the Arts Editor Pamela Faye, about the dramatic changes occurring within the Publishin...
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The Man Who Killed Don Quixote by Betty Jo Tucker
Filmmaker Terry Gilliam deserves praise for completing “The Man Who Killed Don Quixote,” a project besieged with what I thought were unsurmountab...
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The Many Pleasant Surprises in Writing! by Jerry Aragon Ph.D (Phunny humor Doctor)
As a novice in writing, I hope the reader doesn't mind if I 'toot my horn' a little. In the 3 years I've been writing, over 90 of my articles hav...
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The Martian: Film Review/Poem by Betty Jo Tucker
Directed with considerable care by Oscar-winner Ridley Scott from Drew Goddard’s screenplay adaptation of Andy Weir’s book, "The Martian" offers space...
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The Mathematical Scientist Journal To Publish Professor Les Golden’s “Groun by Leslie Golden
The renowned “Mathematical Scientist” scholarly journal has accepted for publication what is being referred to as a “groundbreaking” technical article...
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