Published on July 30, 2010
in Features and Special Presentations.
Tags: 1992, after the fall, AIDS, ashica, black sea, cloud, Communism, corrupt business, courage, Death, die, Drugs, Eastern Europe, extraordinary, familiar, fear, film, friends for life, georgie, global leader, hiv children, journey, Lifetime, mioara, pediatric hiv, produced, production, Romania, shadows, society, sterotype, story, the international aids trust, the speranza foundation, tomorrow pictures, tomorrowpictures.tv, unencumbered, unique, vampires.
To some Romania is a place best known for drugs, communism, corrupt business and vampires. In the far reaches of Eastern Europe on the Black Sea there is so much more going on than stereotype. Romania over the past 20 years has been a global leader in developing a methodology for containing pediatric HIV. This working knowledge has come honestly. In 1992 Romania possessed 80% of all pediatric AIDS cases in the world. Something had to be done and Romania did it. Tomorrow Pictures INC. in conjunction with The Speranza Foundation and The International AIDS Trust have recently produced a film for a generation of HIV children that tells their story. This story is unique, quite familiar and extraordinary. Ashica and Mioara are friends for life (the familiar) but they live in the cloud of the possibility their lives will be cut short due to HIV (the unique). The extraordinary is this, they don’t care. Continue reading ‘After The Fall:’
Published on July 29, 2010
in Features and Special Presentations.
Tags: bicycles, bikes, capital city, chilikwela village, chiyota basic school, Cook, depressed, dreams, educational empowerment program, exams, family, fetch, grandparents, household, lunch, lusaka, midday, morning, partnership, preparatory, primary school, School, studies, teacher college, tendai, tired, tour de France, World Bicycle Relief, Zambia, zambian ministry of education.
US AUDIENCES VIEW THE POWER OF BICYCLES DURING 2010 TOUR DE FRANCE! In order to go to school, Tendai lives with her grandparents in Chilikwela Village, nearly 5 miles from Chiyota Basic School. She is separated from her family, with her mother and two brothers near Zambia’s capital city of Lusaka, more than 12 miles away. Tendai dreams of completing primary school in order to go on to teachers college. Each morning before school, Tendai fetches water for the household. Midday, she returns home to cook lunch for herself and her grandparents, and to fetch more water. In the afternoon, she returns to school for preparatory classes for major exams in order to advance. “I used to walk long distances to school, and because of that, I would be very tired when I go into class which made me fall behind in my studies,” she tells World Bicycle Relief. Continue reading ‘THE POWER OF BICYCLES:’
Published on July 27, 2010
in Features and Hollywood If You Could.
Tags: 1974, Actress, benji, Beverly Hills, cameos, canine, cbs-tv sitcom, children's film, comediennes, Comic, darrin mcgavin, dick martin, dressing room, hairdo, hairdresser, higgins the dog, Hollywood, inner voice, James Darren, jill st. john, jim backus, major motion picture, malibu beach, mansion, marty allen, mongrel, mooch, movie studio, narrator, petticoat junction, phyllis diller, producer, rose marie, rowan & martin's laugh in, Star, sunset strip characters, television movie, tomorrow pictures, tomorrowpictures.tv, uncle joe, veterinarian, zsa zsa gabor.
Mooch Goes to Hollywood, a television movie, serves as a promising forerunner to Benji, the 1974 major motion picture and entertaining children’s film, which also featured Higgins the dog. At the time Mooch aired, Higgins was well known for his stint on the CBS-TV sitcom, Petticoat Junction, as the mutt who played Uncle Joe’s foil, but yet adored by Kate and her daughters. MOOCH begins with the pooch wandering the streets of Hollywood, guided by the advice of Zsa Zsa Gabor. Zsa Zsa serves as the film’s narrator who and Mooch’s inner voice in guiding the mongrel to meet the right people to become a star. Continue reading ‘Mooch Goes to Hollywood:’
Published on July 26, 2010
in Electronic News Gathering and Features.
Tags: andrew breibart, apology, black, cable news reporting, condemned, conservative blogger, context, Democrat, excerpts, forced, georgia state director of rual development, internet ideological websites, march 2010, NAACP, naacp members, President Barack Obama, Racism, racist language, Republican, resign, resignation, secretary of agriculture, shirley sherrod, signs, speeches, tea party leaders, the obama administration, tom vilsack, tomorrow pictures, tomorrowpictures.tv, u.s. government officials, unedited video, united states department of agriculture, video excerpts, White, white house officials.
The forced resignation of Shirley Sherrod from her position as Georgia State Director of Rural Development for the United States Department of Agriculture occurred after conservative blogger Andrew Breitbart posted video excerpts of Sherrod’s address at a March 2010 NAACP event to his website. The NAACP condemned her remarks and U.S. government officials called on her to resign. Upon review of the unedited video with context, the NAACP, White House officials, and Tom Vilsack, the Secretary of Agriculture, apologized soon after and Sherrod was offered a new position. The excerpts were posted by Breitbart on July 19, 2010, shortly after the NAACP passed a resolution “calling on Tea Party leaders to repudiate those in their ranks who use racist language in their signs and speeches”. Continue reading ‘Resignation of Shirley Sherrod:’
Published on July 22, 2010
in Features and Put Me On.
Tags: 2012, 30 Rock, Afghanistan, Alaska, American Elections, American politics, Amy Pohler, Barak Obama, boob, BP, breast implants, Bush Doctrine, cankles, CBS, chest size, China, Comedy, Crystal Meth, Democracy, dinosaur. Episodics, diplomacy, dollar, el partidario, election, Euro, flooding, flurge, foreign policy, Fox, Global warming, God, governor, Great Depression, Greta Van Susteren, Hilary Clinton, hockey mom, hugs, John McCain, Katie Couric, Kill MTV, Korea, la casa blanca, lipstick, Lorne Michaels, malfunction, mayor, Music, Nielsen ratings, Oil Spill, Palin, partisan, political parodies, politics, presidential election, republican primary, Russia, Sarah Palin, Saturday Night Live, Senator Clinton, Senator Palin, Sexism, smash-up, SNL, soccer mom, stations ID, The Maverick, Tina Fey, Vice President, wardrobe, white house, Women, Аляска, Белый дом, приверженец, Сара Палин, 阿拉斯加， 黨羽，莎拉 Palin，白房子.
Lets see: BP oil well capped, war rages on in Afghanistan, Korea is on the verge of war, the Euro and the American dollar are failing, flooding in China and immigration is the hot button issue of the week in the US. Oh wait one more thing, “Did Sarah Palin get a boob job?” Really? No Really? Really? Well according to the Former Governor of the great state of Alaska the answer is, “You betcha…not!” “No, I have not had implants,” she said in an interview with FOX News host Greta Van Susteren, who asked the media darling point-blank about speculation she’s had breast implants. Continue reading ‘Sarah Palin Smash-Up!’
Published on July 22, 2010
in Electronic News Gathering and Features.
Tags: , alien, America, Arizona, Bill, California, Civil Rights, CNN, Congress, controversy, cultural, Democrats, discrimination, English, federal legislation, government, Governor Jan Brewer, Hispanic, Illegal immigrants, Immigrants, immigration, John McCain, latin, Latino, legal status, legislation, Mexican, National Anthem, naturalization, new mexico, North America, patriotic, police, police enforcement, President Obama, Protest, Puerto Rico, racial profiling, reform, Republicans, Rio Grande, Sarah Palin, Senator Russell Pearce, South American, Spanish, Texas, tomorrow pictures, tomorrowpictures.tv, unconstitutional.
The Obama administration’s challenge to the controversial Arizona immigration law goes before a federal judge Thursday. The Justice Department’s lawsuit, seeking to stop the law from going into effect, is one of two challenges scheduled for a hearing Thursday. The first challenge by a group of more than 100 individuals and civil rights groups will be heard Thursday morning. In the afternoon, the Justice Department’s lawsuit will have a hearing in a Phoenix federal courtroom. Both cases will be in front of U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton, according to court documents. Continue reading ‘To Profile or Not to Profile:’
Published on July 19, 2010
in Features and Special Presentations.
Tags: America, Atlanta, Cabbage, Cartersville, Cotton, Education, educational, Fulton, fulton bag and cotton, Georgia, German, grow, Henry Grady, history, immigrant, industries, industry, Jacob Elsas, learn, mill, New Jersey, New York, Paternalism, PBS, reach, South, strive, textile, tomorrowpictures. tv, work place, коммунизм, международные работники, Работа, Совет, сплоченность.
May 1st is International Worker’s Solidarity Day, and to celebrate, we’re taking a trip to Cabbagetown! This industrial neighborhood east of downtown Atlanta originally consisted of the Fulton Bag and Cotton Mill and the housing built for the factory workers. While Cotton had always been King in the South, that generally referred to the agricultural production of the plant. The actual milling of cotton, the process of turning plant fiber into cloth, was done in the Northern states and even overseas. Continue reading ‘Explore Georgia Labor History in Cabbagetown!’
Published on July 14, 2010
in Comedy and Features.
Tags: 50s, Bastille Day, Burt Lancaster, Classic, Comedy, Dean Martin, Escaped Lunatic, Fête Nationale, France, French, Funny, G8, Jerry Lewis, le quatorze juillet, Nicolas Sarkozy, Rat Pack.
July 14 is Bastille Day, wherein the fine people of France try to forget their massive World Cup soccer failure by celebrating the storming of the infamous Bastille Prison during the height of the French Revolution. In their honor, we present France’s favorite American, Jerry Lewis, going gonzo on the Colgate Comedy Hour, with a little help from Dean Martin and Burt Lancaster! Bust out the baguettes, Bordeaux and brie with The Escaped Lunatic on TomorrowPictures.TV!
Published on July 14, 2010
in Commercials.
Tags: 1970s, 1978, 1980s, African-American movies, Afro-American movies, afros, black movies, Cartoon, disco, Ease on down the road, funk, gold records, J5, Jackie, Jackson 5, James Brown, Janet, Jermaine, LaToya, Marlon, Michael Jackson, MJ, motown, musical partnerships, pop charts, Quincy Jones, r & b, remakes, solo album, sore. Music, soul music, The Ed Sullivan Show, the Jackson Family, the wiz, Tito, Wizard of Oz.
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May 1st is International Worker’s Solidarity Day, and to celebrate, we’re taking a trip to Cabbagetown! This industrial neighborhood east of downtown Atlanta originally consisted of the Fulton Bag and Cotton Mill and the housing built for the factory workers. While Cotton had always been King in the South, that generally referred to the agricultural production of the plant. The actual milling of cotton, the process of turning plant fiber into cloth, was done in the Northern states and even overseas. Continue reading ‘Explore Georgia Labor History in Cabbagetown!’
July 14 is Bastille Day, wherein the fine people of France try to forget their massive World Cup soccer failure by celebrating the storming of the infamous Bastille Prison during the height of the French Revolution. In their honor, we present France’s favorite American, Jerry Lewis, going gonzo on the Colgate Comedy Hour, with a little help from Dean Martin and Burt Lancaster! Bust out the baguettes, Bordeaux and brie with The Escaped Lunatic on TomorrowPictures.TV!
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