One of my favorite Archive songs. Archive - Again
I choose some photos that I like and match the song and made this.. Archive - Fuck you
This is one of my first Archive songs that made love the band. I stumbled upon these guys while I was looking for inspiration to give me creative ideas to paint which later turned out great when I conveyed it onto a canvas. Archive - Sleep
Live a la foire du trone Archive Lights
Montage Archive - Goodbye by Younes Archive - Goodbye
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video clip on ARCHIVE I will fade
Ramana Maharshi lehrte die Selbsterforschung durch die Frage Archive films and...
First part of the song Archive - Again...
A short film produced for a Visual Media course at the University of Denver for an MLIS degree. Archive Madness
Second part of the song Archive - Again...
Again by Meta Akkus www.metaakkus.com Zoe Duchesne Again Archive...
grammatics.'Left Eye Blind Production - lefteyeblind.netThe video is for the forthcoming single 'The Vague Archive' by Grammatics. The single is released on Dance to the Radio and is available on 7 inch and digital download from November 17th 2008.' Grammatics - The...
Un extrait de cette magnifique chanson de plus de 18 minutes. Archive Lights
enjoy Archive - FUck U
Three part interview with Actor/Comedian Harvey Korman who speaks about working with several legendary comics including Danny Kaye, Lucille Ball, and Jack Benny. Additionally he talks about his work as a voice actor, playing Harvey Korman -...
Michelle BranchAll You WantedThe Spirit RoomMaverick Recording Company Michelle Branch -...
The Archive of American Television conducted the last in-depth interview with the great comedian George Carlin on December 17, 2007, for nearly four hours in Venice, CA. In this excerpt, Carlin talks about the change in his act from a 'mainstream' television comic to the 'counterculture dean', with the dramatic changes in his standup persona occurring before millions on television. For more information about this and other Archive interviews, contact us via www.tvinterviewsarchive.blogspot.comThis interview was conducted by Jenni Matz and Henry Colman. George Carlin On...
Actor/Writer/Director Alan Alda discusses his early years and his father's career in burlesque. The interview was conducted by Michael Rosen on November 17, 2000. This is part of a multi-segment oral history interview. For all interview segments visit channel playlists or go to http://tvinterviewsarchive.blogspot.com Alan Alda -...
During his 7-part interview, Noriyuke Pat Morita (1932-2005) talks about his early years, including his spending part of his childhood in an internment camp for Japanese-Americans during World War II. Mr. Morita discusses turning to comedy performance at 30, and quickly rosing to his television debut on Hollywood Palace. He talks about landing a role on Happy Days as Arnold. He also discusses his work on Sanford and Son and speaks fondly of his mentor, the late Redd Foxx. He also talks about his work on the Pat Morita -...
For links to all online interviews in the collection visit: http://tvinterviewsarchive.blogspot.comNews Executive/Host Tim Russert (1950-2008) speaks about his early years growing up in Buffalo, NY and his decision to go to law school. He then spoke about joining NBC News in 1984 as vice president -- working very closely with his mentor, NBC president Lawrence Grossman. In 1988, he became the Washington, D.C. Bureau Chief of NBC News and in 1991 he joined Meet the Press as its moderator. He spoke about his meeting with Meet the Press co-creator Lawrence Spivak and outlined his philosophy for moderating a news interview show. He also spoke about what he considered the biggest news story of his career to-date, the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack on America. Tim Russert -...
Part 1 of 7 of an oral history interview with legendary comedian George Carlin. Mr. Carlin begins by talking about his early life and childhood in NY, his parents's sense of humor, his older brother Patrick, the influence radio had on him, his fascination with Danny Kaye and other comedians, his early plan to be in movies, his time in the Air Force where he first began working as a disc jockey. Parts 2-7 of this interview to follow. check www.emmytvlegends.org for updates.Interviewed by Jenni Matz and Henry Colman on December 17, 2007For parts 2 and 3, visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HreYDSgWw6Q George Carlin -...
In this 3-part (each 30-minute segment is posted separately) oral history interview, comedians Harvey Korman and Tim Conway speak in great detail about their years on The Carol Burnett Show, including descriptions of famous characters and sketches. They also talk about their work in recent years touring the country with their two-man stage show.To access all segments, visit channel playlists or go to http://tvinterviewsarchive.blogspot.com Tim Conway &...
Live On Rock And Rex, Paris 2005 Archive - Fuck U...
In Part 2 and 3 of this 7-part interview for the Archive of American Television, Carlin talks about his days as a disc jockey on radio, his comedy partner Jack Burns, arriving in Hollywood, recording his first comedy album (with Jack Burns), his first TV appearance (the Jack Paar Show), becoming a single performer, his early act (impressions), working as a comic with Richard Pryor, being nervous for his first Ed Sullivan Show appearance, realizing his act was geared to an older crowd, and that his personal taste was more in touch with a younger crowd, and the monumental change in his act. He elaborates about finding his identity on-television, and how HBO helped his career. George Carlin -...
To access all interview segments in the online collection, visit http://tvinterviewsarchive.blogspot.comActress Beatrice Arthur talked about the origins of her stage name and how she started out in plays, off and on Broadway. She then talked about her first movie roles and her appearances on The George Gobel Show and Caesar's Hour. She described her other early appearances on television in The Seven Lively Arts, Omnibus, Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall and Star Trek and her role in the play and feature film Mame (with Angela Lansbury and Lucille Ball, respectively). She talked about her appearances on All in the Family as the liberal cousin Maude. Beatrice Arthur -...
Actor Dick Van Dyke talks about his early years and influences.To access all segments, visit channel playlists or go to http://tvinterviewsarchive.blogspot.com Dick Van Dyke -...
Actress Beatrice Arthur talks about the origins of her stage name and how she started out in plays, off and on Broadway. She then talked about her first movie roles and her appearances on The George Gobel Show and Caesar's Hour. She described her other early appearances on television in The Seven Lively Arts, Omnibus, Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall and Star Trek and her role in the play and feature film Mame (with Angela Lansbury and Lucille Ball, respectively). She talked about her appearances on All in the Family as the liberal cousin Maude. She described her role as Maude, her relationships with Jean Stapleton, Carroll O'Connor and Norman Lear. She then discussed the controversial issues and topics that the series Maude tackled, (such as alcoholism, abortion, death, infidelity and feminism). Arthur also talked extensively about working with Norman Lear on All in the Family and Maude, watching the show 20 years after it first aired and why she eventually left the show. She then briefly talks about her series Amanda's. Arthur then speaks affectionately about The Golden Girls.Go to channel playlists for all interview segements or visit http://tvinterviewsarchive.blogspot.com Beatrice Arthur -...
Archive of American Television Interview with noted actor James Arness.Visit http://tvinterviewsarchive.blogspot.com for links to all segments. James Arness -...
Segment of a 6-part career-spanning oral history interview with actor/director Ron Howard (best known on television on Ron Howard -...
7-part oral history interview (each segment posted separately) with actress Elinor Donahue. She outlines her early film career in such films as Mister Big and The Unfinished Dance. She describes appearing in early experimental TV for Klaus Landsberg and speaks fondly of her appearance on The Ray Bolger Show. She speaks in detail about her role as teenager Elinor Donahue -...
In Part 4 of this 7-part interview, George Carlin discusses his appearances on the Ed Sullivan Show, how he edited his material for television, how his George Carlin -...
In this interview excerpt, Carlin continues talking about the famous George Carlin-...
Betty White was interviewed for the Archive of American Television in 1997. In this excerpt, she talks about winning an Emmy for her role on the Betty White...
In this 3-part (each 30-minute segment is posted separately) oral history interview, comedians Harvey Korman and Tim Conway speak in great detail about their years on The Carol Burnett Show, including descriptions of famous characters and sketches. They also talk about their work in recent years touring the country with their two-man stage show.To access all segments, visit channel playlists or go to http://tvinterviewsarchive.blogspot.com Tim Conway &...
Actress Barbara Eden discusses her work on TV's Barbara Eden -...
http://geneanthonyphotography.blogspot.com/Click 'more info'My greatest appreciation to Moby, one of my all time favorite artists, for letting me use his wonderful song: Marilyn Monroe In...
Archive of American Television interview with dancer Cyd Charisse. Visit http://tvinterviewsarchive.blogspot.com for links to all online interviews in the collection. Cyd Charisse -...
Archery - A Return to the olympics - Archive 1970 Archery - A...
Host and Creator Fred Rogers talks about his work on Fred Rogers -...
Writer/Performer Studs Terkel discusses his early years in Chicago radio and his appearances on Studs Terkel -...
Host and Creator Fred Rogers (Mr. Rogers) talks about his early years and influences.This is part of a multi-part oral history interview. To access all segments, visit channel playlists or go to http://tvinterviewsarchive.blogspot.co Fred Rogers -...
Composer Jerry Goldsmith talked about his early years at CBS where he began as a typist in the music department. He described his transition to television with the Jerry Goldsmith -...
Comedian Jonathan Winters discusses his early life and career.To access all segments, visit channel playlists or go to http://tvinterviewsarchive.blogspot.com Jonathan Winters...
Actor James Garner discusses his early years and influences.For all segments visit channel playlists or go to http://tvinterviewsarchive.blogspot.com James Garner -...
Actor Michael J. Fox discusses growing up in Canada, early acting, moving to Los Angeles, and working on Michael J. Fox -...
In his 5-part oral history interview, comedy legend Jerry Lewis describes his rise to stardom and his work on early television, including hosting The Colgate Comedy Hour with his partner, Dean Martin. Mr. Lewis speaks of his many accomplishments in the entertainment industry and his major work in television, including his annual telethons for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. For all segments visit channel playlists or go to http://tvinterviewsarchive.blogspot.com Jerry Lewis -...
Actor James Garner discusses working with Paul Newman, Dinah Shore, Steve McQueen, Lauren Bacall, and others.For all segments visit channel playlists or go to http://tvinterviewsarchive.blogspot.com James Garner -...

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