‘The Binding Chair, Or A Visit From The Foot Emancipation Society’ by Kathryn Harrison Seductive story explores unraveling of cultural bonds By Rebecca Redshaw Reprinted from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Sunday, June 18, 2000 For more than 1,000 years, foot-binding… (READ MORE)
‘The First Time I Got Paid For It’ Edited by Peter Lefcourt and Laura J. Shapiro Screenwriters take readers along on their roads to acceptance By Rebecca Redshaw Reprinted from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Sunday, December 03, 2000 The temptation when… (READ MORE)
High-profile Greek tragedy: How Maria Callas and Ari Onassis finally lost at love By Rebecca Redshaw Reprinted from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Sunday, November 12, 2000 Maria. Ari. Jackie. People so famous in the 20th century that no last name… (READ MORE)
Talented Theodore Bikel thrives on diversity By Rebecca Redshaw Reprinted from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Tuesday, October 26, 1999 Tevye, the patriarch in “Fiddler on the Roof,” often philosophized, “on the one hand … and on the other hand…,” filling… (READ MORE)
Music Review: Cook brings rich repertoire to Pops show Thursday, January 27, 2000 By Rebecca Redshaw
Composer’s original circus music balances on cutting edge Sunday, July 23, 2000 By Rebecca Redshaw
Nicholson reteams with pal Sean Penn Sunday, January 21, 2001 By Rebecca Redshaw
Ocean’s Eleven Steams Ahead Star-Studded Soderbergh Spectacle Sparks This Weekend By Rebecca Redshaw (Note: This unedited interview appeared on NotesFromHollywood.com. Edited versions appeared in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and The Desert Sun.) “Ocean’s Eleven,” the title of the upcoming Warner… (READ MORE)
Beautiful Boxer Press Conference – Beautiful Boxer – January 29, 2004 Lido Theatre, Bangkok, Thailand The following is a question and answer session that took place immediately following the screening of Beautiful Boxer at the Bangkok International Film Festival. Ekachai,… (READ MORE)
Exclusive Interview with Ekachai Uekrongtham (EK), Director of Beautiful Boxer By Rebecca Redshaw “And one thing about Art, I think he is man enough to be this. He is man enough to be a woman and not many men… (READ MORE)