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"Knit Bootie" started as a creepy, yet compelling, view of women passers-by (shot out his window by a peeping tom--Tom Sexton). Sexton always said he used these provocative images to draw attention to the lavish industrial soundtrack he composed, but there existed a strange middle ground between eye...

MNN exists to give voice to the people, and now the network is set to make freedom-of-speech history. Tomorrow MNN’s El Barrio Firehouse Community Media Center will host the first-ever televised forum for candidates in the running to represent the United States and Canada in Ecuador’s National...

Curious about the MNN show that 9,000 Twitter followers are already watching? Gritalo NY curates the latest goings-on in the worlds of fashion, food, music and celebs to inspire personal growth and self-expression (“Exprésate!”).

Hailing from Arlington, Virginia, the oddly named "Workshops Consortium Live" is a unique collection of short, improvised theater bits about race, class and economic woes, starring screaming older women and young, awkward teens. Simultaneously hilarious and heartwarming, these pieces are set against...

In this edition of Clip of the Week, we’re happy to feature “Talking About,” an interview show that highlights the interesting work of people and organizations around New York City and Long Island.

MNN's two-part "Understanding Production Law" seminar with June Middleton will be held February 14th and February 28th, 6:30pm-9pm, at MNN's midtown facility on 537 West 59th Street.
Part 1: February 14th 2013 6:30-9pm
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"The Walter Banks Network," approaching its second decade, is an absolute classic. Banks writes, hosts and edits the show, a space drama involving humans of the past, present and future (Abe Lincoln among them) and their alien counterparts. The style is fragmented, as voice-overs and jump cuts...

This week we bring you Pukekos TV, an offshoot of The BJ Rubin Show. Pukekos offers cool music videos of yore curated by BJ Rubin, a comedian and recording artist focused on one tag line: "It's not what hip, it's what's cool."

For this installment of Clip of the Week, we’d like to turn your attention to “Access for All,” an interview program dedicated to public issues and advocacy. Hosted by progressive blogger and author Heather Wokusch and produced by director and editor Gloria Messer, the show won a Hometown Media...