compositions from the 1st genres including classical film pop and jazz as well as a suite based on charlie chaplin's our new cd for his film the 2nd 9. the city lights lisa but usually got colleagues like to sing it katie melua on board. and jazz trumpeter grown up together they mix up different styles of music. and you can strip it in this hour yes i didn't have to play jazz and he didn't have to play classical music we met somewhere in between that was possible and of course he plays swing at the end and i play a very difficult cadence but in a classical way and yet somehow we created something whole i just got the mind there i missed out on that in the piece about ishmael he was born in 1979 in the georgian capital tbilisi the drama of her home country's conflict heavy history can be heard in her compatriot guy our consciousness composition. with city lights lisa bachus billie takes her listeners on a musical world to us. and we're going to nigeria now for what might be the most heartwarming culture news of the week 11 year old ballet student anthony i'm a. went viral with this video of him danci

you're charlie chaplin. >> okay. who's that?this guy. >> go for it. >> bing, bing, bong, bong, you know what that is, right? >> i don't know if i'm nailing it. i feel like you have a special talent. you give him so much more actual weight to what you're saying, you're actually thinking, because you do have a sub text, and i feel like he doesn't have a sub text. >> right, he doesn't have a sub text, but it's kind of fun like when he sounds angry, sometimes it's out of fear, because he doesn't actually know what he's talking about. or maybe's confused, so i like to bring that to the surface sometimes. i think it's also interesting to see his words coming out of someone else's face. >> it is, and your face has been very therapeutic for the nation. >> thank you so much. i hear you've been quarantining with two teenaged kids. >> yes, it's been, when it started, i had no gray hair. that's how long it's been going on. and it's been a very, it's been a great experience. for a lot of people, for families, it's been a great experience, wh

she appeared both with charlie chaplin and douglas fairbanks as well as alone to sell war bonds.he offered rousing orations, encouraging men to enlist and and women to get their men to the colors. she attracted thousands of spectators and became the most well-known female supporter of the war. there is no reason to think this is a publicity technique, but certainly, her studio made the most of it, as you might imagine. in the little american, one of the films posters -- i'm sorry, i forgot to give you another cool piece -- i will go back. you have seen these, i think. if you are a regular museum person, you know them. on the one hand, it seems to be quite extraordinary that the women are wearing uniforms. but i don't think they suggest very much about the power that comes with uniforms. these women are sexy. they are trading on their sexuality. i would say the same thing of the former picture of mary pickford. she's not supposed to be powerful. the uniform is almost reemphasizing her femininity. the images are not very radical. this is the one i was talking about from the little

not only did he have an amazing home, but people like charlie chaplin and winston churchill used to go and hang out at the ranch, as they would say. this is where millicent patrick grew up because her father was a man named camille rossi. he was the superintendent of construction here for 10 years. that is where she started life. everything in millicent's life was bigger, more bombastic than anyone could dream. this is where she grew up. this is where she and her siblings hung out. they used to play here while her dad was getting into fights and trying to figure out how to make this thing. millicent always was a great artist, she. was an amazing pianist but when she got into community college, she decided she wanted to make a go of art. she decided to go apply for a scholarship to go to the shin art institute. i have been told i am allowed to swear. i am making sure there are no children. she was a complete badass. just a year after women were allowed to vote in this country, she opened an art school in southern california that was about to change the face of art goals. -- art schools.

incredible media mogul, one of many amazing homes, charlie chaplin and winston churchill used to hang out at the ranch, as they would say. and millicent patrick grew up here because her father named camille rossy, superintendent of construction ten years here. this is where she started life. like i said, everything in millicent's life was bigger, more bomb bank than anyone could dream. she grew up here. her and her siblings hung out. used to play here. her dad was getting into fights and trying to figure how to make this thing. so millicent always was a great artist. amazing pianist when she got into community college she decided she really wanted to make a go of art. she decided to go to apply for a scholarship to go to an institute. this one here told i'm allowed to swear. making sure no children. someone with a complete badass. in a year after women were allow youed to vote she opened an art school in southern california about to change the face of art schools. incredible. ran the school with an iron fist and artistic flare. i want to share some unseen drawing of millicent. that's

charlie chaplin, the biggest film star of the 1920s was well-known for having a series after teenage mistresses. when he finally got married, he married a woman 40 years younger than him. the second most popular comedian in the 20's on screen was fatty arbuckle, who was accused of raping and killing a young actress at a party he gave at his house. arbuckle was acquitted in several trials, but his career was ruined by these accusations. as i mentioned before, gangsters were sometimes glorified in films. one of the things which made those who were unhappy with this new cultural kind of production particularly unhappy was there were a lot of sexual innuendo almost explicitly in these films. 1920s films were more sexually explicit than anything you would see until the 1970s. i'll talk about why that happened. one example of this was one of the most popular film stars of the 20s. a woman named said ibarra, who herself was actually from jewish immigrant parents. her maiden name was thee doe show goodman. she was from cincinnati. she was one of the what they called the vamps short for vampi