Videos 18815
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'Fargo'
EntertainmentAir Date 03/21/1996
A look into "Fargo" with the filmmakers--the Coen brothers--and actor Frances McDormand.
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John Hume
World, PoliticsAir Date 03/21/1996
A conversation with John Hume about his book, "A New Ireland: Politics, Peace, and Reconciliation."
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John Hume; 'Fargo'; Roy DeCarava
World, Entertainment, Politics, Art and designAir Date 03/21/1996
John Hume, the author of "A New Ireland." The Coen brothers and Frances McDormand on “Fargo.” Photographer Roy DeCarava on his book, "Retrospective."
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Dole Candidacy; Spike Lee; Rem Koolhaas
Entertainment, Politics, Art and designAir Date 03/20/1996
Analysis of the Dole campaign. On his film, “Girl 6.” Architect and author of "S, M, L, XL," on the Euralille project and the virtues of "Bigness."
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Rem Koolhaas
Art and designAir Date 03/20/1996
Architect Rem Koolhaas talks about the Euralille project, his new book "S, M, L, XL," and the potential virtues of "Bigness."
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Dole Candidacy
PoliticsAir Date 03/20/1996
William Kristol and Ed Rollins examine what Bob Dole needs to accomplish to win the presidency.
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Spike Lee
EntertainmentAir Date 03/20/1996
Spike Lee talks about his new film "Girl 6," about an aspiring actress in New York City who becomes a phone sex operator.
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Charles Durning; 20th Century Abstract Art; Remembering Joseph Brodsky
Entertainment, Books, Art and designAir Date 03/19/1996
On working with Tennessee Williams and his current play, "Inherit the Wind." 20th century abstract art. Three poets remember the fmr. Poet Laureate.
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Remembering Joseph Brodsky
BooksAir Date 03/19/1996
Three poets--Tomas Venclova, Anthony Hecht, and Mark Strand--remember former Poet Laureate Joseph Brodsky.
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Abstract Art in the 20th Century
Art and designAir Date 03/19/1996
Art critic Mark Stevens, curator Mark Rosenthal, and artist Frank Stella reflect on abstract art in the 20th century.
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Charles Durning
EntertainmentAir Date 03/19/1996
Charles Durning talks about working with Tennessee Williams and his current play, "Inherit the Wind."
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Idanna Pucci
HistoryAir Date 03/18/1996
Idanna Pucci, author of "The Trials of Maria Barbella," tells the story of the first woman given the electric chair.
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Clarence Page
Politics, SocietyAir Date 03/18/1996
Journalist Clarence Page of The Chicago Tribune on the presidential election and his book, "Showing My Color."
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Dick Armey; Clarence Page; Idanna Pucci
Politics, Books, HistoryAir Date 03/18/1996
The Texas House Republican and author of "The Flat Tax." The author of "Showing My Color." The author of "The Trials of Maria Barbella."
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Dick Armey
PoliticsAir Date 03/18/1996
Dick Armey, the Republican House Majority Leader from Texas, discusses his new book, "The Flat Tax."
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Ian McKellen; Richard Eyre; Uta Hagen
EntertainmentAir Date 03/15/1996
On the film adaptation of "Richard III." On stepping down as director of the Royal National Theatre. On her return to Broadway in "Mrs Klein."
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Regis Philbin; Simon Callow
Entertainment, Business, BooksAir Date 03/14/1996
Rebroadcasted conversations with television personality Regis Philbin and Simon Callow.
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Stephen Ambrose; Susanna Moore; Michael Eric Dyson
BooksAir Date 03/13/1996
The historical novelist on “Undaunted Courage.” The novelist on growing up in Hawaii and "In the Cut." Author of “Between God and Gangsta Rap.”
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Zoe Caldwell; 'Hate'
EntertainmentAir Date 03/12/1996
The actor on her role as Maria Callas in “Master Class,” about the life of the opera diva. Director Mathieu Kassovitz and Jodie Foster on "Hate."
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Richard Ben Cramer; David Herbert Donald; Doris Kearns Goodwin
Politics, Books, HistoryAir Date 03/11/1996
The author of "Bob Dole," the Democratic candidate. The author of "Lincoln," a portrait of the president. Presidential biographer Doris Kearns Goodwin.
