Voices of 2020: actors and directors on films
A year without in person interviews gave way to phone and Zoom chats. Ben Affleck speaks of quiet intimate scenes and the power of silence, while Diane Lane discusses losing herself in a role between action and cut. Charlie Kaufman reflects on directing as a lifelong pursuit, with joy and stress in working with talented people. David Arquette recalls wrestling learnings, and Emily Mortimer notes early acting ambitions shaping her path.
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Michigan venues cheer COVID relief aiding concert scene
After nine months of closures Michigan’s concert venues gain state 465 million relief including 3.5 million for venues with grants up to 40000. Federal 15 billion supports live venues and cultural institutions. Industry groups credit Gov Whitmer and lawmakers for action.
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West Michigan artist Rick Beerhorst finds inspiration in Paris
West Michigan visual artist and musician Rick Beerhorst embraces Paris as a hub for art and music after a life of exploration. He raced through Grand Rapids New Wave scenes in the 1980s, spent a year in New York, formed The Wealthy Orphans, and began regular trips to Germany before relocating to Paris in 2020.
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