Monthly Archives: February 2021

HBO’s Allen v. Farrow Sheds New Light on Family Trauma

Posted on February 21, 2021 by Judith Trojan

“This is someone I loved more than anyone else. You can love somebody and be afraid of them.”–Dylan Farrow. I can’t remember when I didn’t have a crush on Woody Allen. I absolutely adored his films, his humor and the … Continue reading →

Posted in Cable, Film, TV | Tagged Apropos of Nothing, Child Abuse, Criminal Justice, Dylan Farrow, Family Relationships, Film Directors, Film History, HBO, Mia Farrow, Ronan Farrow, Sexual Assault, Women's Studies, Woody Allen | 5 Comments

Marian Anderson’s Civil Rights Legacy Shapes Voice of Freedom on PBS

Posted on February 15, 2021 by Judith Trojan

“She can sing from the top of the Washington Monument if she wants to.”–President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Quite remarkably, in 1939, President Rosevelt and First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt raised their voices in support of singer Marian Anderson, repudiating the Daughters … Continue reading →

Posted in Film, Music, TV | Tagged African-American Studies, American Experience Voice of Freedom, Arturo Toscanini, Lincoln Memorial Concert, Marian Anderson, Music and Musicians, PBS, Renee Elise Goldsberry, Rob Rapley, Sol Hurok, Walter White | Leave a comment

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Monthly Archives: February 2021

HBO’s Allen v. Farrow Sheds New Light on Family Trauma

Marian Anderson’s Civil Rights Legacy Shapes Voice of Freedom on PBS

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