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“The 1619 Project” – First Enslaved Africans Arrive in North America

The new Hulu miniseries The 1619 Project starts with a simple statement: “In August 1619, a ship arrived on these shores in Virginia carrying the very first enslaved Africans to be brought to the British colonies of North America. ” Through many different perspectives and narratives, the series expounds on how nothing in American history was the same after this point and, more specifically, on how American history has been shaped by the ripple effects of that voyage.
  • Interviews

From “Lucifer” to “Fauda”: Inbar Lavi on Joining Another Netflix Hit

Fifteen years after moving to the United States to jumpstart her career, Israeli actress Inbar Lavi has finally landed a role in her homeland, having been recruited for season 4 of Fauda. The critically acclaimed action series, originating from Israeli satellite network Yes and distributed globally by Netflix, follows counter-terrorism unit, known as “Mista'arvim" and led by decorated soldier and team commander Doron Kavillio, played by Lior Raz, who also co-created the show with journalist Avi Issacharoff, both drawing inspiration from their experience serving in the Israeli Defense Forces.
  • Golden Globe Awards

Jessica Lange, 1982 on Frances Farmer – Out of the Archives

Jessica Lange, winner of five Golden Globes for her acting out of 16 nominations, received a special award as Best Acting Debut in a Motion Picture for King Kong (1976), won as Best Supporting Actress for Tootsie (1982) directed by Sydney Pollack starring Dustin Hoffman, was nominated as Best Actress in a drama for Frances (1982).   She talked to the journalists of the Hollywood Foreign Press in 1982 about playing actress Frances Farmer.