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Master Card by James Dean Master Card by James Dean
- From: crenshawa
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- 6 months ago
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james dean photographer dies james dean photographer dies
- From: diver5115
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a facebook friend posted that dennis stock, who took some amazing images of james dean has recently passed away. here's a video of dennis stocks' images of james dean:
- Blog post
- 8 months ago
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elizbobb
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Emike
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- Since: 8 months ago
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CraigSibley and Artmeone CraigSibley and Artmeone
- From: CraigSibley
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A submission for 3rd Art Race.
by CraigSibley and Artmeone (a poem and image);
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- 11 months ago
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Live Fast, Die Young Live Fast, Die Young
- From: CraigSibley
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Live Fast, Die Young.
a short poem by Craig "Craigo" Sibley
"A Boy Named James"
Every man is doomed, and destined once to die...
yet imagine dying twice, before your time draws nigh.
Little James died first, when he was a lad of just nine.
Then died once more, when his car crossed that line.
He suffered great pain, when his dear mother perished.
Her love and affection, was all that he cherished.
James’ father then killed him, when he sent him away.
No love left for James Dean, so he lived dead everyday.
Some called him a rebel, with deep bouts of sorrow.
Being a rebel comes easy, when you have no tomorrow.
A sad broken life, and a fast broken death.
He was already dead, when he took his last breath.
- Blog post
- 11 months ago
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Ovation TV Now Available on Ch Ovation TV Now Available on Charter in VA,NC,SC
- From: ovationtv
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Taken from the press release:
CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS ADDS OVATION TV TO CHANNEL LINE UP
Charter Communications Subscribers in the Carolinas and Suffolk, VA now have access to TV’s only channel dedicated to art and contemporary culture.
Beginning August 28, Charter Communications in the Carolinas and Suffolk, VA will be offering its subscribers a new channel focused on art and contemporary culture -- Ovation TV. The only channel of its kind, Ovation TV features a mix of original programs; US premiere documentaries and specials, and films covering the areas of music, photography, architecture, film, design, visual art, theater, performance art, opera, literature and animation.
Ovation TV will be available on channel 156.Ovation TV’s produces and curates programs for events scheduled throughout the year. Coming this October is Ovation TV’s “Live Fast, Die Young” event, featuring documentaries on iconic artists like Heath Ledger, Kurt Cobain, James Dean, Marilyn Monroe and Jimi Hendrix. In November, viewers can look forward to “FRAMED,” a week-long tribute to the art of photography, and the “Ovation Staycation,” featuring an amazing tour of the world’s most interesting and exciting art and cultural destinations. Then, in December, Ovation TV will bring back its annual event “Battle of the Nutcrackers,” featuring six radically different productions of the holiday classic and a chance for viewers to crown their favorite.
About Ovation TV
Ovation TV is the only multi-platform network devoted to art and contemporary culture. The network creates and curates one-of-a-kind programming about all the art people enjoy most, from the popular to the avant-garde and everything in between. The channel reaches a national audience of 32 million households. Ovation TV’s programming is also available on video on demand (in both standard and high definition) in the US. Ovation TV’s popular website (http://www.OvationTV.com) is a dynamic experience, featuring information about local and national happenings in the art world, as well as a vibrant community of artists who have uploaded over 80,000 pieces of original art.
Just to give you an outline, here is a list of the areas now served:
Greenville/Spartanburg, SC
Which covers other cities such as Greer, SC; Gaffney, SC; Union, SC; Saluda, NC and more....
Suffolk, VA
Holly Ridge, NC
Which covers Camp LeJeune, Carolina Beach and more.....
Asheville, NC
Manteo, NC
Which covers Nags Head, NC; Kill Devil Hills, NC and more
Lillington, NC - Blog post
- 1 year ago
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MyWorldisMusic147
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AlyKat
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- Since: 1 year ago
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poshknickers
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Chapel Hill Chapel Hill
- From: siouxsy
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large composite townscape of the intellectual, yuppy, Cambridge-like college town of Chapel Hill.
Depicted are about 50 buildings, some of which are on the national historic register, along with a representation of the
ceremony dedicating East Hall as such, with Adlai Stevenson speaking and the rival West Hall residents unveiling a banner
reading, "National Landmark My Arse," just as Stevenson begins to speak. This story was told to me by one of the culprits
who participated in the "crime," my high school art teacher, Harry Blair.
Included among structures are the Bell Tower, the Dean Smith Center, Davis and Wilson Libraries, Morehead Planetarium and several
landmarks located on Franklin Street. James Taylor is singing to a crowd and Emmylou Harris is driving a red VW, looking
for a place to park. A homeless man is depicted imprisoned inside the bank.
- 1 year ago
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- Since: 1 year ago
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pyewacketkat
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- Since: 2 years ago
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JAMES DEAN JAMES DEAN
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- 2 years ago
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James Dean, An American Revolu James Dean, An American Revolutionary
- From: ovationtv
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Description:James Dean
The career and life of James Dean was all too brief. His feature film acting credits rest on only three films: East of Eden (1955), Rebel Without a Cause (1955), and Giant (1956). Born in Indiana in 1931, Dean lived in California with his family until the death of his mother, when he was nine years old. His father sent him back to Indiana to live with relatives, where he finished high school excelling in athletics, debate, and drama. Dean moved back to California and attended UCLA to study acting. He quit school to spend more time auditioning, and like many aspiring actors, supported himself as a parking lot attendant and through other odd jobs. It was only after moving to New York City in 1951 that Dean's career took off. He first appeared on Broadway in See the Jaguar, and also joined the Actors Studio where he met Elia Kazan. After an acclaimed performance run on Broadway in The Immoralist (1954), Kazan asked him to do a screen test for an adaptation of John Steinbeck's novel East of Eden. Dean's persona tapped into the zeitgeist of post-war American youth in a phenomenal way. His sensitivity, anger, and alienation made him a touchstone that continues to be relevant to this day. Dean was an avid race car enthusiast and it was on the way to a race in Salinas, California that James Dean was killed in a head-on collision on September 30th, 1955. Dean received two posthumous Best Actor nominations for his roles in East of Eden and Giant.
Quote: "If a man can bridge the gap between life and death, . if he can live on after he's dead, then maybe he was a great man."Factoid (according to AlternativeReel.com): Approximately two hours before his fatal car crash, James Dean received a speeding ticket for driving 75 miles per hour in a 45 mile per hour zone. He shrugged it off and sped off down the highway.
Ovation TV Program: The Real James Dean - Blog post
- 2 years ago
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JAMES DEAN DRAWING JAMES DEAN DRAWING
- From: DaleCrum
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Description:I did this graphite drawing way back in 1981 for my Dad, Bob Crum, who was one of those diehard James Dean fans. Pop went to school with Elvis at Humes High in Memphis, where I grew up. He was one of those 'Cool Cats' that hung out with Elvis. I love his stories about those days! When JD died my Pop had this scrapbook he had put together of every clipping he could find---he gave it to Elvis (who was a huge JD fan too) as a gift after JD's death---so I thought Pop deserved a JD portrait from me! So there it is.
- 2 years ago
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