Tag Archives: Biography

Takes you gently through the 20th-century horror ride that is the history of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

"...as a newspaperman, I quickly learned to write no matter how I felt because I had to if I wanted to stay employed."

Based on the French memoir of the same name, this memorable film, full of layered visuals and unique POV shots, grips you with hope and imagination.

Townes Van Zandt chose to pursue a life of wine, women, and most importantly, his unwavering dedication to song.

This is a brilliant and poignant account of one North America's truest treasures.

The true story of how one of rock's greatest records got made during an unprecedented summer long orgy of sex, drugs, and decadence.

There's nothing really earth-shattering about the subject matter and nothing about the book justifies its 380-plus pages.

For frustrated musicians, armchair rock stars, or anyone who's ever played air guitar in their underwear in front of the mirror.

400 Photographs is the presentation of a body of work from someone who made photography into an art form that could stand on its own.

"The Complete Persepolis" allows us a glimpse into a world that few of us know anything about.