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Myself in Ink
This is a small recollection of part of my work as an artist. I love reading, learning, and acting. But painting is part of who I am as well. This is all work that comes from the gates of my soul.
"Basket Case" Star Beverly Bonner Visits
She's the friendly hooker "Casey" in the horror cult classic "Basket Case", and starred with Divine in the campy play "Women Behind Bars". Beverly Bonner shares conversation and laughs as she talks about how it all began and what's she's been up to lately...
Updated Reboot with Noel Hall
Reboot of the very first episode after the pilot aired with Actor, Choreographer, Poet, Painter Noel Hall. He's since been to Cuba, taught a dance class in Wisconsin, and has an exhibition of his work in which Host/Producer Stephanie Lynn Wilson will read from his choreo-poem "Snapshots in Transit"...
Adams Testifies Before State Legislature
February 9, 2022
Mayor Eric Adams on Wednesday appeared before the State Legislature to testify on Governor Kathy Hochul’s proposed budget.
Create a Reusable Lower Third Template in DaVinci Resolve
February 9, 2022
When video editing, creating reusable lower third overlays can help save time. They enable you to reuse a perfected aesthetic while ensuring visual continuity throughout your project. Luckily, there is an easy way to streamline the lower third creation process when editing in DaVinci Resolve. Learn...
Adams to Present Albany Agenda, React to Hochul Budget
February 8, 2022
The mayor is due to testify virtually before a joint hearing of the state Legislature on Wednesday.
Covid Surge in State Psychiatric Centers Kills Two Patients in January, Hundreds Remain Infected
February 4, 2022
The winter COVID-19 surge in state-run psychiatric centers has continued, killing two patients in January and with roughly 200 patients still infected as of February 2.