First, An Interview With The Man Times Film Critics Describe As "The Resident Madman Of The Movies." Terry Gilliam Has Been Behind Such Films As Monty Python'S Flying Circus, Time Bandits And Brazil And He Talks To Charlie About His First Project Since 1991, Twelve Monkeys, Which Stars Bruce Willis. Then, Jewell Jackson Mccabe, President Of Her Own Management Consulting Firm, And Thelma Golden, A Curator At The Whitney Museum Of American Art, Talk To Charlie About The Popularity Of The New Film, Waiting To Exhale. Finally, John Elderfield, Curator At Large At The Museum Of Modern Art, And Former Editor Of Art Forum Magazine Joseph Masheck Discuss Artist Piet Mondrian. The Museum Of Modern Art In New York City Is Currently Exhibiting The First Major Mondrian Retrospective In More Than 20 Years. watch
Burt Neuborne, Richard Briffault and John McGinnis discuss the power of the federal government and Supreme Court's ruling that some term limits are unconsititutional. Then, Glenn Loury on being a black conservative, economics, his controversial past, and his new book One by One From the Inside Out. Finally, David Ross on the Whitney Museum of American Art and the 68th installment of its infamous Biennial Exhibition. watch
A Discussion Of The Legacy Of Pope John Paul Ii With The Creator Of The Film John Paul Ii: The Millennial Pope, Helen Whitney, And Monsignor Lorenzo Albacete Of The Archdiocese Of New York, A Long-Time Friend Of The Catholic Leader. Then, Senator Of Arizona And Presidential Candidate John Mccain Speaks About His New Book, Faith Of My Fathers, About The Significance Of His Time Spent In The Military. watch
