Ken Burns
‘It’s About Unum’: Ken Burns’ New World War II Doc Wows ’Em at MoMA
On the evening of Monday, Sept. 17, Bank of America and PBS hosted a preview of Ken Burns’ new documentary The War, about how World War II affected American lives. After the screening, a silent, somber crowd filed into the Museum of Modern Art’s lobby area for cocktails and dinner.
“Well, that was something,” said the actor Peter Regen to a friend at the pasta line. “Holy fuck!” read more »
@$#&*% Ken Burns! PBS Scrubbing G.I. Mouths With Soap
War can be hell on public television. read more »
All Rise: Cocksure Marsalis Redeems Himself as Pasticheur
Consider the odd case of Wynton Marsalis, artistic director of Jazz at Lincoln Center, Pulitzer Priz read more »
A Jazz Odds 'n' Sods
When my grandmother, a Southerner inordinately fond of family stories about the gracious old plantat read more »
Burns' Jazz Doesn't Swing
As almost everyone in New York knows by now , Jazz , a 10-part, 19-hour documentary that began airin read more »
Two Pushy Ladies Burning Up Television
I recently received an invitation to a television and video festival in Biarritz, Switzerland, and w read more »








