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• Portrait Werner Herzog: The Director’s Autobiographical Short Film from 1986, 06 Aug 2012 in Film
• John Lennon’s Appearances in How I Won the War, the Absurdist 1967 Film, 03 Aug 2012 in Film
• Errol Morris’ New Short Film, Team Spirit, Finds Sports Fans Loving Their Teams, Even in Death, 02 Aug 2012 in Film
• Napoleon: The Greatest Movie Stanley Kubrick Never Made, 01 Aug 2012 in Film
• Wim Wenders Creates Ads to Sell Beer (Stella Artois), Pasta (Barilla), and More Beer (Carling), 30 Jul 2012 in Film&Television
• Miracle Mushrooms Power the Slums of Mumbai, 27 Jul 2012 in Film&Sci Fi
• Has Science Refuted Religion? Sean Carroll and Michael Shermer vs. Dinesh D’Souza and Ian Hutchinson, 26 Jul 2012 in Religion&Science
• John Cleese Explains the Brain, 25 Jul 2012 in Comedy&Television
• The Cowboy and the Frenchman: French Culture Through the American Eyes of David Lynch (1988), 24 Jul 2012 in Film
• “The Girl from Ipanema” Turns 50; Hear Its Bossa Nova Sound Covered by Sinatra, Krall, Metheny & Others, 23 Jul 2012 in Music
• Saul Bass Gives Ma Bell a Complete Makeover, 1969, 20 Jul 2012 in Art
• Hours of Classic Crime and Mystery Movies. Discover Our Film Noir and Alfred Hitchcock Collections, 19 Jul 2012 in Film
• Shakespeare’s Satirical Sonnet 130, As Read By Stephen Fry, 18 Jul 2012 in iPad&Literature&Poetry
• Philip Glass, Seen and Heard Through the Cinematic Mind of Peter Greenaway (1983), 17 Jul 2012 in Film&Music
• The Rolling Stones First Played 50 Years Ago; Watch Them Explode Into Fame Shortly Thereafter, 16 Jul 2012 in History&Music
• Henry Rollins Remembers the Life-Changing Decision That Brought Him From Häagen-Dazs to Black Flag, 13 Jul 2012 in Life&Music
• Cinecitta Luce and Google to Bring Italy’s Largest Film Archive to YouTube, 12 Jul 2012 in Film&History
• Tom Waits and David Letterman: An American Television Tradition, 11 Jul 2012 in Music&Television
• Six Early Short Films By Tim Burton, 10 Jul 2012 in Film
• 22-Year-Old P.O.W. Kurt Vonnegut Writes Home from World War II: “I’ll Be Damned If It Was Worth It”, 09 Jul 2012 in Literature
• Johnny Cash: Singer, Outlaw, and, Briefly, Television Host, 06 Jul 2012 in Music&Television
• The Making of Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange, 05 Jul 2012 in Film
• Jon Stewart’s William & Mary Commencement Address: The Entire World is an Elective, 04 Jul 2012 in Comedy&Graduation Speech&Life&Television
• NASA & Grateful Dead Drummer Mickey Hart Record Cosmic Sounds of the Universe on New Album, 03 Jul 2012 in Music&Science
• UC Santa Cruz Opens a Deadhead’s Delight: The Grateful Dead Archive is Now Online, 02 Jul 2012 in Archives&Internet Archive&Music
• Two Vintage Films by Salvador Dalí and Luis Buñuel: Un Chien Andalou and L’Age d’Or, 29 Jun 2012 in Film
• Discovered: Conversation with John Lennon, Yoko Ono, and Timothy Leary at Montreal Bed-In (1969), 28 Jun 2012 in History&Music&Politics&Psychology
• Dick Cavett’s Epic Woodstock Festival Show (August, 1969), 27 Jun 2012 in Music&Television
• Van Morrison, Jefferson Airplane & The Grateful Dead: Watch Classic Concerts from Wolfgang’s Vault, 26 Jun 2012 in Music
• Woody Allen Lives the “Delicious Life” in Early-80s Japanese Commercials, 25 Jun 2012 in Television
• The Complete History of the World (and Human Creativity) in 100 Objects, 21 Jun 2012 in History&Podcasts
• The History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps — Peter Adamson’s Podcast Still Going Strong, 19 Jun 2012 in Philosophy&Podcasts
• James Cameron Revisits the Making of Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey, 15 Jun 2012 in Film
• Watch Ray Bradbury: Story of a Writer, a 1963 Film That Captures the Creative Process of the Legendary Sci-Fi Author, 14 Jun 2012 in Literature&Television&Writing
• Simon Schama Presents Van Gogh and the Beginning of Modern Art, 13 Jun 2012 in Art&Television
• Jean-Luc Godard Shoots Marianne Faithfull Singing “As Tears Go By” (1966), 12 Jun 2012 in Film&Music
• Kevin Spacey Plays Hapless Ventriloquist in New Series of International Films, 11 Jun 2012 in Film
• Watch Hendrix, The Who, and Others Play 1967’s Monterey Pop, the “First Real Rock Festival”, 08 Jun 2012 in Music
• Patti Smith Reads Her Final Words to Her Dear Friend Robert Mapplethorpe, 06 Jun 2012 in Music&Photography
• Talking Heads Live in Rome, 1980: The Concert Film You Haven’t Seen, 05 Jun 2012 in Music
• Dark Side of the Moon: A Mockumentary on Stanley Kubrick and the Moon Landing Hoax, 04 Jun 2012 in Film&History
• The New Yorker’s Fiction Podcast: Where Great Writers Read Stories by Great Writers, 01 Jun 2012 in Literature&Podcasts
• Entitled Opinions, the “Life and Literature” Podcast That Refuses to Dumb Things Down, 31 May 2012 in Life&Literature&Podcasts
• When Respected Authors, from Goethe to Henry Miller, Try Their Hand at Painting, 30 May 2012 in Art&Literature
• The Ideas of Noam Chomsky: An Introduction to His Theories on Language & Knowledge (1977), 29 May 2012 in Philosophy&Television
• Vladimir Nabokov–Channelled by Christopher Plummer (RIP)–Teaches Kafka at Cornell, 28 May 2012 in Literature
• How David Byrne and Brian Eno Make Music Together: A Short Documentary, 25 May 2012 in Music
• Bill Murray Introduces Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom (And Plays FDR In December), 24 May 2012 in Film
• Ridley Scott Demystifies the Art of Storyboarding (and How to Jumpstart Your Creative Project), 23 May 2012 in Art&Film
• Sketches of Artists by the Late New Media Designer Hillman Curtis, 21 May 2012 in Art&Film
• Bryan Magee’s In-Depth, Uncut TV Conversations With Famous Philosophers (1978–87), 18 May 2012 in Philosophy&Television
• Ken Burns on the Art of Storytelling: “It’s Lying Twenty-Four Times a Second”, 17 May 2012 in Film&History
• Stephen Fry, Language Enthusiast, Defends The “Unnecessary” Art Of Swearing, 16 May 2012 in English Language
• Freddie Mercury: The Untold Story of the Singer’s Journey From Zanzibar to Stardom, 15 May 2012 in Film&Music
• Headbanging Anthropologist Takes Us Through the World of Heavy Metal in 2005 Documentary, 14 May 2012 in Film&Music
• James Joyce Manuscripts Online, Free Courtesy of The National Library of Ireland, 11 May 2012 in Books&History
• The History of Rome in 179 Podcasts, 10 May 2012 in History&Podcasts
• See What David Lynch Can Do With a 100-Year-Old Camera and 52 Seconds of Film, 09 May 2012 in Film
• Jorge Luis Borges’ 1967–8 Norton Lectures On Poetry (And Everything Else Literary), 08 May 2012 in Books&Poetry
• Henry Rollins Tells Young People to Avoid Resentment and to Pursue Success with a “Monastic Obsession”, 07 May 2012 in Life
• WWII Britain Revisited in 120 Short Films, Now Free on the Web, 04 May 2012 in Film&History
• Brian Eno on Creating Music and Art As Imaginary Landscapes (1989), 03 May 2012 in Art&Film&Music
• The Broken Tower, James Franco’s Docudrama On “Difficult” Poet Hart Crane: A Preview, 02 May 2012 in Film&Poetry
• Neuroscience and Propaganda Come Together in Disney’s World War II Film, Reason and Emotion, 30 Apr 2012 in Animation&History&Psychology
• Why Man Creates: Saul Bass’ Oscar-Winning Animated Look at Creativity (1968), 27 Apr 2012 in Art&Film&History
• The Art of Film and TV Title Design, 26 Apr 2012 in Art&Film&Television
• Werner Herzog Reads From Cormac McCarthy’s All the Pretty Horses, 25 Apr 2012 in Books&Film&Radio
• Alain de Botton’s Quest for The Perfect Home and Architectural Happiness, 24 Apr 2012 in Architecture&Television
• McLuhan Said “The Medium Is The Message”; Two Pieces Of Media Decode the Famous Phrase, 23 Apr 2012 in Media&Radio
• Clive Owen & Nicole Kidman Star in HBO’s Hemingway & Gellhorn: Two Writers, A Marriage and a Civil War, 20 Apr 2012 in Books&Film&History
• Alfred Hitchcock Adapts Joseph Conrad’s Novel of Terrorism in Sabotage (1936), 19 Apr 2012 in Books&Film
• John Cage Unbound: A New Digital Archive Presented by The New York Public Library, 18 Apr 2012 in Music
• Art Critic Robert Hughes Demystifies Modern Art in The Shock of the New, 17 Apr 2012 in Art&Television
• Watch the German Expressionist Film, The Golem, with a Soundtrack by The Pixies’ Black Francis, 16 Apr 2012 in Film&Music
• Alan Watts On Why Our Minds And Technology Can’t Grasp Reality, 13 Apr 2012 in Philosophy&Religion&Technology&Television
• Philosophy Bites: Podcasting Ideas From Plato to Singularity Since 2007, 12 Apr 2012 in Philosophy&Podcasts
• Reading David Foster Wallace’s The Pale King Live on Stage; Paperback Coming Soon, 11 Apr 2012 in Books&Theatre
• My Best Friend’s Birthday, Quentin Tarantino’s 1987 Debut Film, 10 Apr 2012 in Comedy&Film
• Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters Performs The Wall at the Berlin Wall (1990), 06 Apr 2012 in Film&History&Music
• Ray Bradbury Gives 12 Pieces of Writing Advice to Young Authors (2001), 04 Apr 2012 in Books&Writing
• Andy Warhol Digitally Paints Debbie Harry with the Amiga 1000 Computer (1985), 03 Apr 2012 in Art&Technology&Television
• David Byrne: From Talking Heads Frontman to Leading Urban Cyclist, 02 Apr 2012 in Music
• Hunter S. Thompson and Franz Kafka Inspire Animation for a Bookstore Benefiting Oxfam, 30 Mar 2012 in Animation&Books
• Wim Wenders and Celebrated Directors Talk About the Future of Cinema (1982), 28 Mar 2012 in Film
• Watch The Hitch-Hiker by Ida Lupino (the Only Female Director of a 1950s Noir Film), 27 Mar 2012 in Film
• The Animation of Billy Collins’ Poetry: Everyday Moments in Motion, 26 Mar 2012 in Animation&Poetry&TED Talks
• Tom Schiller’s 1975 Journey Through Henry Miller’s Bathroom (NSFW), 23 Mar 2012 in Books&Film&Literature
• Cinema History by Titles & Numbers, 22 Mar 2012 in Animation&Art&Film
• Michael Pollan’s Book, Food Rules, Brought to Life with Animation, 21 Mar 2012 in Animation&Books
• Fact Checking Bill Murray: A Short, Comic Film from Sundance 2008, 20 Mar 2012 in Comedy&Film
• Has Wes Anderson Sold Out? Can He Sell Out? Critics Take Up the Debate, 19 Mar 2012 in Business&Film&Television
• Beginnings Profiles Shakespeare and Company’s Sylvia Beach Whitman, 16 Mar 2012 in Books&Film
• Detour: The Cheap, Rushed Piece of 1940s Film Noir Nobody Ever Forgets, 15 Mar 2012 in Film
• Dementia 13: The Film That Took Francis Ford Coppola From Schlockster to Auteur, 14 Mar 2012 in Film
• RIP Peter Bergman; Hear the Firesign Theatre’s 1970 Masterpiece, 13 Mar 2012 in Comedy
• In Search of Mœbius: A Documentary Introduction to the Inscrutable Imagination of the Late Comic Artist Mœbius, 12 Mar 2012 in Art&Film
• For 95 Minutes, the BBC Brings George Orwell to Life, 09 Mar 2012 in Books&History&Politics
• Socrates on TV, Courtesy of Alain de Botton (2000), 08 Mar 2012 in Philosophy&Television
• Wes Anderson’s New Commercials Sell the Hyundai Azera, 07 Mar 2012 in Film&Television
• Did Shakespeare Write Pulp Fiction? (No, But If He Did, It’d Sound Like This), 05 Mar 2012 in Film&Poetry
• Pan Am’s 1960s and 70s Travel Films: Visit 11 Places, in 7 Languages, 02 Mar 2012 in Travel
• Ridley Scott Readies a Prequel to Alien; Guy Pearce Gives Its “TED Talk”, 01 Mar 2012 in Film&TED Talks
• The Crazy Never Die: Hunter S. Thompson in Rare 1988 Documentary (NSFW), 29 Feb 2012 in Film&Politics
• Errol Morris Captures Competitive Eating Champion “El Wingador”, 28 Feb 2012 in Film
• Jefferson Airplane Plays on a New York Rooftop; Jean-Luc Godard Captures It (1968), 24 Feb 2012 in Film&Music
• Watch Battleship Potemkin and Other Free Sergei Eisenstein Films, 23 Feb 2012 in Film
• How Woody Allen Discovered Ingmar Bergman, and How You Can Too, 22 Feb 2012 in Film
• Peter Greenaway Looks at the Day Cinema Died — and What Comes Next, 21 Feb 2012 in Film
• David Foster Wallace: The Big, Uncut Interview (2003), 20 Feb 2012 in Books&Politics&Television
• Francis Bacon on the South Bank Show: A Singular Profile of the Singular Painter, 17 Feb 2012 in Art&Television
• Suzanne Vega, “The Mother of the MP3,” Records “Tom’s Diner” with the Edison Cylinder, 16 Feb 2012 in Music&Technology
• In Search of Haruki Murakami: A Documentary Introduction to Japan’s Great Postmodernist Novelist, 15 Feb 2012 in Books&Literature