Three reasons why NOT to start that show, project, or business.
The Producer's Perspective: I’m either the best person to write this blog . . . or the worst.
Because, look, I have a lot of ideas . . . and I like to launch. ��
And while that has paid off for me more often than not, it also got me in trouble earlier in my career, stretching me too thin and not giving me enough time to focus on the more important projects. You know, the ones that could have the biggest impact on my professional and personal life.Billy Porter Makes History at Emmys
www.cmu.edu/news: With an Emmy Award Sunday night, Billy Porter is one step away from an EGOT.
Porter was one of four Carnegie Mellon University alumni who were recognized at the 71st Emmy Awards on Sunday, Sept. 22 in Los Angeles. The show was broadcast on Fox. At least 16 CMU alumni were nominated in 12 categories this year.Is The Violence And Sorrow Of The World Too Strong For Art?
Butts In the Seats: Somewhat apropos of the whole value of arts theme of my posts this week, novelist Michael Chabon had a letter titled “What’s the Point,” printed in The Paris Review announcing that he would be stepping down after 9 years as Chairman of the Board at the MacDowell Colony.
When he starts out, he basically sounds defeated, observing that despite overcoming his introverted tendencies to advance the slogan that, “MacDowell makes a place in the world for artists, because art makes the world a better place,” the world is much worse now than 9 years ago.Up Close and Personal with the Costumes of New York City Ballet Galas Past
Pointe: Autumn in the Big Apple means one thing: New York City Ballet's Fall Fashion Gala. Since its inception in 2012 by Sarah Jessica Parker, the gala has produced dozens of new ballets, complete with original costumes designed by the fashion industry's biggest names. Ahead of this year's gala—which takesMeet the new wave of female builders
The Washington Post: Angela Cacace’s career began with a magazine contest. The D.C. barber had moved to North Carolina for her husband’s job and so successfully remodeled their kitchen that she won a contest in This Old House. Encouraged by the story’s editor to pursue her contracting dreams, she enrolled in a local building program. “I was so nervous on the first day of class,” she recalls, “but six of the 12 students were women — I was blown away. I remember an instant feeling of confidence that we had a place here.”
Sunday, September 29, 2019
NFTRW Weekly Top Five
Here are the top five comment generating posts of the past week:
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment