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So What Do You Do, Sara Shepard, Author of Pretty Little Liars?The author who published 20 books in eight years gives tips on how writers can overcome the blank page and write more.
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Elle creative director and sartorial Superman Joe Zee talks about his first job with legendary stylist and editor Polly Mellen.
The Elle creative director talks about his "interesting, sort of nebulous title" and how his gig is about "helping to define a visual signature for the magazine."
Elle creative director and sartorial Superman Joe Zee talks about his first job with legendary stylist and editor Polly Mellen.
The Elle creative director talks about his "interesting, sort of nebulous title" and how his gig is about "helping to define a visual signature for the magazine."
Although reality shows come a dime a dozen these days, Joe Zee says the decision to step in front of the camera for Sundance Channel's All on the Line with Joe Zee was not taken lightly.
The exec reflects on his early days in the music industry and the inspiration for naming his agency: the idea behind Translation was about "translating culture for Fortune 500 companies."
The advertising exec talks about Mary J. Blige's controversial Burger King commercial, suggesting that ad agencies should understand the nuances and perhaps have Mary J. "sell a salad."
The record-turned-advertising exec reflects on winning the Bud Light business (which Translation took sole control of a month ago) and launching the Made in America festival.
LeVar Burton said that he had "no aspirations toward television or film work at all." But somehow, he still managed to rack up a crazy long list of credits.
LeVar Burton said that he had "no aspirations toward television or film work at all." But somehow, he still managed to rack up a crazy long list of credits.
If everyone loved Reading Rainbow, why in the world was it taken off the air? Politics, says host LeVar Burton. In the latest Media Beat, Burton talks No Child Left Behind, and how his new company created the app version of Reading Rainbow.
Who didn't love Reading Rainbow as a kid? Well, times they are a changin', says the show's onetime host, LeVar Burton. In the latest episode of Media Beat, he talks about the decline of print and the future of Reading Rainbow in the digital age.
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