Arts Express

** Barbara Hershey Talks The Manor, Boxcar Bertha, Scorsese, Economic Crisis Cinema ** Apache Junction, Battle In Seattle: A Conversation With Actor/Director Stuart Townsend ** The Third Floor, stories of prisoners under fascism by Manuel Tiago

** Chelsea Handler Talks Dinner With The Devil, Pandemic, And Surviving Cancel Culture ** Conversation With Actor Tom Skerritt: East Of The Mountains, MASH. Memories Of Robert Altman ** The Quiet Zone: Unraveling the Mystery of a Town Suspended in Silence

** Tim Blake Nelson Talks Old Henry, Bukowski, Tulsa Race Massacre ** Mayday: A Conversation With Grace Van Patten ** Deciphering David Hare: Hare's memoir, Acting Up. ** Bro On The Global Television Beat - A Battle For The Soul Of Popular Media.

*D.B. Sweeney Talks Manson Brothers, Introducing Dorothy Dandridge, Coppola, Dennis Hopper, Economic Crisis Cinema *Boris Karloff Unmasked: Revelations about the actor of color, and his embrace of Frankenstein reflecting his alienation in racist England

** Paul Anka Talks Music, Mirrors, Memories Of Creating Songs With Michael Jackson ** Too Soon: Comedy After 9/11 - A conversation with two Muslim American comics and the filmmaker, about when it's okay - if ever to laugh ** Bro on the enigma of Croatia

** Siobhan Fallon Hogan Talks Rushed, SNL, The Golden Girls, Dogville - And The Tough Women She Tends To Play ** Arts Express Playhouse: Franz Kafka's A Hunger Artist In Performance ** Bro on the Series Mania TV Festival in Lille

**Director Coke Daniels on the Karen racist phenomenon **Savior For Sale: Filmmaker Antoine Vitkine on Da Vinci's Last Masterpiece--maybe! **Dennis Bro on the crime novel and the pandemic

*Bob Goes To Jail: A Conversation with Kyra Sedgwick and Kevin Bacon kin, Rob Sedgwick, On Surviving His DEA Drug Bust *Arts Express Playhouse: Sarah Jewett's "A White Heron" in which a young girl has to make a life-changing decision

** The Civil Rights Movement, Fidel, Che: A Conversation With UK Actress Julia Ormond  **The Pursuit Of Love: British Actress Emily Beecham Phones In From Berlin ** Moth storyteller David Lepelstat tells of "Sneaking Out"

* Rodrigo Reyes Talks 499, his film drama-documentary, combining the invasion of Mexico with the misery and racism in the present time. * Drew Dickler and Jake Hochendoner talk Fireboys, about the incarcerated youth fighting the California wildfires.

* Action Star Mayling Ng Talks Suicide Squad, Olympics bikini protests, and faceoff against Asian hate * Lorelei: A Conversation With Actress Jena Malone on Economic Crisis Cinema. * Book Corner: The Joy Of Sweat: The Strange Science of Perspiration by Sarah Everts

** Actor/director Tim Robbins talks about his production of Studs Terkel's Hard Times ** CNN analyst Elie Honig takes the Arts Express Hot Seat re Bill Barr ** Writer John Gaspard talks magic, mystery, and moviemaking on a budget.

** From Hiroshima To Hollywood: A Conversation With Actor Michael Berryman ** Chyna Robinson Talks No Ordinary Love ** Mary Murphy reads Denise Levertov's poems ** Bro on Cannes Film Festival Wrap-up

* Scenes From An Empty Church: A Conversation With Kevin Corrigan * Comedian and Filmmaker Kimmy Gatewood Talks "Good On Paper" * Bro on Cannes 2021: The Best Lack Conviction

**Lydia Lunch Talks No Wave, Punk, Art and War ** Facebook's War Against Journalism ** Bro on African-American subversive political painter, Robert Colescott. Photo credit: Annie Sprinkle

* The veteran provocative director of Bad Lieutenant, Abel Ferrara, talks about his new film * The Six-Pointed Star, the fictionalized prison memoir by Manuel Tiago * The People Vs. Agent Orange: What Went Down In Oregon And Not Just Viet Nam

** Vincent Pastore Talks Cannes, The Sopranos, Birthday Cake ** Jocko Sims On New Amsterdam, Driving Dennis Hopper In Crash ** The Conductor: musician Marin Alsop's struggle to become the first US female conductor ** Dennis Broe celebrates the provocative political paintings of African-American artist Robert Colescott   

** Chris Matthews Takes The Arts Express Hot Seat ** "The Voyage," A Fathers Day Fatherly Story: Arts Express Playhouse ** Ann-Margret Talks Queen Bees, Bette Davis. ** Bro On Raymond Chandler, The Man Behind The Mask.     Photo: "Kendall Coffey on Hardball with Chris Matthews" by kendall coffey CC 2.0 

** Actor Tzi Ma Talks US Race Hate History, Then And Now ** Bro On Working-Class Television Women Making Sense Of The World ** Radio Drama: The A List and the D List

** First Nations actor Adam Beach Talks The Unhealer and Percy Vs Goliath, the fight against Monsanto.  ** Mark Harris continues talking about his new biography of Mike Nichols, focusing this time on his films. ** Axis Sally, the new Al Pacino film about the German WWII propagandist Photo: Gage Skidmore

** Moby Talks Music, His Ahab ** The Tulsa Massacre, 100 Years: Director Chyna Robinson On Her Film Greenwood: 13 Hours ** A conversation with Mark Harris author of Mike Nichols, A Life

** Director Billy Woodberry Talks The LA Rebellion, Red Hollywood and Bless Their Little Hearts ** "How does Shakespeare start a riot?": "Disaster At The Astor." ** Plus...Corporate Media Watch On Israel...News From Strange Places...

** The Mauritanian: A Conversation With Director Kevin Macdonald. ** Jeff Fahey Talks Robert Mitchum, Psycho's Anthony Perkins, Locked In.  ** Everybody: A Book About Freedom. Part 2 of a conversation with Olivia Laing about the ideas of Wilhelm Reich.

**Painkiller: Bill Oberst Jr. Talks Wounded Monster Metaphors, Haunted Plantation Ruins **Everybody: A Book About Freedom - British Writer Olivia Laing In A Conversation With Jack Shalom **Radio Drama Corner: An excerpt from The Bermudez Triangle.     "Bill Oberst Jr. Meth Vampire Make-Up for DETOX" by billoberstjr is licensed under CC BY 2.0 

**Tamala Jones Talks about her new series Rebel based on Erin Brockovich **Frida Kahlo: The Last Interview And Other Conversations: Hayden Herrera discusses the life and work of Frida Kahlo **Broe On The 150th anniversary of The Paris Commune       Photo: Tamala Jones 2010.jpg" by Toglenn is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0