Behind the stage lights and rolling cameras, it was little known that Dickinson had been refining his own screenplay, with plans to develop it into a film the following year.
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During a Q&A session, Portlock outlined the broader scope of his work and how his piece corresponds to the greater idea of the exhibition.
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Based on the HBO documentary of the same title, “The Smashing Machine” explicates the interpersonal life of MMA pioneer Mark Kerr, ravaged by his debilitating addiction to painkillers.
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Dean’s anticipated sophomore album, “The Art of Loving,” was released on Sept. 26. Inspired by bell hooks’ book “All About Love,” Dean explores love as an art rather than an instance. Through twelve resonant tracks, the album lyricizes the essence of love on a granular scale.
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Following their departure from Fritz, Buckingham and Nicks released their eponymous album, “Buckingham Nicks,” in 1973, which was met with commercial failure. Since then, the album has been a holy grail in the classic rock scene.
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Loosely adapted from the highly regarded Japanese auteur Akira Kurosawa’s 1963 thriller “High and Low,” Lee’s rendition of the film stars Denzel Washington as a top dog music magnate who must contend with a targeted ransom plot that threatens his family and career.
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Notable tracks include “Los Angeles,” “All Night All Day,” “Double Infinity,” and “Grandmother,” welcoming the sound of new age musician Laraaji. The album draws to a close with “How Could I Have Known,” a poignant eulogy of a lost love.
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