The Week John and Yoko Seized American TV
As the Vietnam War raged into 1972, John Lennon and Yoko Ono took their Bed-In for Peace to the American airwaves. Now, on what...
When John and Yoko Seized American TV
As the Vietnam War raged into 1972, John Lennon and Yoko Ono took their Bed-In for Peace to the American airwaves. Now, on what...
Crossroads: The Military, the Monetary, the Mercenary
Having produced many anti-war mixes over time, I recently noticed an uptick in Military-Industrial Complex discussions. The unmonitored, oft-inconspicuous MIC, with its free-reign, carte-blanche...
A Photographer’s Legacy, Airbrushed
It’s surprising that it took this long to give Lee Miller the Hollywood treatment. A former model and eventual frontline World War II photographer,...
Challenging Popular Narratives on the Sandinsita Revolution
Alain Rouquié once argued that the 1979 Sandinista Revolution marked Central America’s entry into global modernity. While that may be an exaggeration, what is...
John Leguizamo: Decolonizing Hispanic History Onscreen
Starting with his 1986 TV debut on “Miami Vice,” John Leguizamo’s roles have ranged from action/crime productions to a drag queen in 1995’s “To...