Richard Stellar
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‘The Beatles: Get Back’: Come for the Joy, Stay for the Angst (Guest Blog)
Peter Jackson’s seven-hour-plus docuseries shows the band’s camaraderie as well as the in-fighting and tensions behind their final album
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How ‘AGT’ Champion Shin Lim Adapted His Magic Act for Pandemic-Era Audiences (Guest Blog)
“What I do truly relies on being able to see people and read them,” notes Lim’s opening act, Colin Cloud
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Don’t Be a Turkey, SAG-AFTRA – Let’s Give Thanks for Our Senior Performers (Guest Blog)
Older actors, already afraid of COVID, are fearful of losing their health benefits. Richard Stellar tells their tales.
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How ‘Greenleaf’ Brought Me Closer to the Almighty (Guest Blog)
“It’s Yom Kippur … and [I’m] thinking of Jesus,” writes Richard Stellar, after finding inspiration from the Black megachurch drama “Greenleaf”
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How Diane Warren’s ‘I’m Standing With You’ Unites the World to Benefit WHO’s COVID-19 Fight (Video)
Guest Blog: “People could instantly connect from all around the world without the need for them to be at the event,” organizer Sharon Farber says
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Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson Lends His Voice to Help LA’s Homeless in the Pandemic (Guest Blog)
A new project proves that social distancing does not mean being socially distant
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How Michael Des Barres Calms the COVID Waters With His Radio Show (Guest Blog)
“When I first sat before that mic, Narcissus disappeared,” the former glam rocker says of his SiriusXM gig
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What the Film ‘Azimuth’ Taught Me About How Isolation Can Be Its Own Virus (Guest Blog)
“Our perceived enemies are usually hidden,” Richard Stellar writes
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Kirk Douglas’ Memory Lives With Those Whose Memory Has Failed (Guest Blog)
“Mr. Douglas’ generosity and empathy was legendary,” Anne-Marie Johnson recalls
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‘American Muslim’ Crushes Stereotypes (Guest Blog)
I now know what it must have felt like to observe the de-humanization of Jews before their businesses and homes were invaded on Kristallnacht
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Seeing Palestinian Pain as Art at the Other Israeli Film Festival (Guest Blog)
“Being stuck in the middle is the best thing, because you get to be this and that, and enjoy both worlds,” chef Nof Atamna-Ismaeel says in the documentary “Breaking Bread”
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Inside Our Bloody Pursuit of Prince Harry (Guest Blog)
The only thing that has evolved since Princess Diana’s death is the nature and severity of the antisocial aspects of gossip
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Female Composers Worked on 1% of Top Films Since 2007 – Can a New Concert Help Even the Score? (Guest Blog)
This month’s concert “Women Warriors: The Voices of Change” celebrates historic women — and female composers who seldom land industry jobs
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Meet Simon Mercs, YouTube’s Model Maker Extraordinaire (Guest Blog)
This former Hollywood prop master’s how-to videos are like Captain Kangaroo on acid, going solo without the support of Mr. Green Jeans and Bunny Rabbit
