The Comics Reporter reminds us that there is no better way to end the week than a tour of the Al Hirschfeld Foundation web site.
Bob Hope by Al Herschfeld
What? You’ve never heard of Hirschfeld? He was the long-time Broadway caricaturist — his images captured the movies and Broadway plays and all the major players from both.
Go quickly — see the showcase and then keep Googling until you find more great line drawings from the legendary master artist.
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Workers come in more varieties than ever. Use this advice to choose the best option for your business.
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ASCAP features British composer Paul Leonard-Morgan — fresh off of his score for the hit movie Limitless, and he tells about the experience of scoring a major Hollywood movie.
He has scored various movies and TV series in the U.K. and worked with popular music bands, but nothing will blow your mind like a major motion picture.
Click here for unlimited access to Paul Leonard-Morgan’s website.
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If you’re quick at basic mental math and you’re a beginning guitarist, this lesson might be for you. This may sound pretty nerdy, but I’ve told other people about it and they some of them quickly learned the notes in the second half of the fretboard (the 12th fret and beyond).
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Another from the legendary Alex Raymond. Rip Kirby (script by Dashiell Hammett)
Rip Kirby- by Alex Raymond
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From listening to customers to creating a unique product, Rebecca Minkoff shares her top tips.
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Jim Vance shares a tool that he uses to teach people to learn very fast.
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Show some love for the wonder-est dog of them all — REX!
No texting, Rex -- just drive!
Former Army K-9 Rex was a test subject for a super-soldier serum, which gave him super speed, stamina and intelligence (and driving abilities?).
Unfortunately, the scientist who developed the serum was killed by a Nazi Spy!~ dirty Nazis!
So Rex was the only super dog of his kind.
After the war, Rex became a crime-stopper and an honorary Forest Ranger (!) as well as a Hollywood stunt dog.
Wow! (Bow Wow!) — talk about a Dog’s Life!
He earned medals from the French Foreign Legion, and was named an honorary American Indian Chief!
When asked about his coolest adventures, Rex modestly spoke of fighting octopi, and glossed over his triumphant battles with T-Rex, pterodactyl, mammoths and even space aliens!
Yes, Rex saved the entire Earth many times — as well as his human handlers.
REX — The Wonder Dog — Haven’t you heard of him?
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Getting clients is the #1 concern most writers have about getting started. Cindy Cyr reveals what you can do before you even start looking for clients to better your chances of attracting new clients.
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An article looking at the dynamics of string bending and how it can transform your playing.
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