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An Appalachian town was opening their "9 to 5" musical. Then Dolly Parton died.
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1144+ words) Playing a role on stage once played by Dolly Parton was a bucket list item for Kaitlyn Taylor of Olive Hill, Kentucky. The native of the eastern Kentucky town of roughly 1,500, has been involved in various creative projects over the…...
Jessica Henwick & Ashley Zukerman: “Is it better to live a lie if the truth will destroy you?”
2+ week, 11+ hour ago (633+ words) For two seasons, Silo kept asking what happened to the world without offering much beyond concrete walls, poisoned air, and a governing philosophy built around making sure nobody looked too closely at anything. Season 3 finally supplies some answers, which means…...
Tim Robbins: “I’ve always found it a lot of fun to play characters that are not like me”
2+ week, 3+ day ago (655+ words) Tim Robbins has spent much of his life advocating for social justice, free expression, and the stubborn idea that people should question whoever happens to be holding the keys. Naturally, Silo cast him as Bernard Holland, the guy guarding the…...
The Harlem Renaissance still has an impact on today’s arts and activism
3+ week, 2+ day ago (202+ words) The duet of art and social change is not new. Today’s blend of art and activism, in part, has its roots in the 20th Century’s Harlem Renaissance. That foundation and evolution is part of Minkah Makalani’s expertise. He is an associate…...