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Watch Charlie Rose‘s interview with the late Lauren Bacall from 1994:
Listen to Michael Cera‘s new album True That on Bandcamp.
Watch footage of John Cassavetes filming Love Streams, now available on Criterion.
At The Dissolve, Matt Singer on Scarecrow Video, one of the largest video stores in the world, becoming non-profit:
When I moved to Brooklyn a little over five years ago, there were four video stores within walking distance of my apartment. Browsing through each of them on my family’s nightly dog walks became a beloved ritual. Today, just one remains, and everytime I pass it, I worry that the next time I walk by, it will be closed forever. The last location of Kim’s Video, the famously eclectic New York chain (where I worked for about a year after grad school), shuts its doors at the end of August. We are rapidly approaching the end of an era—or maybe the era is already over, and a few brave, passionate souls refuse to acknowledge it.
Watch a tribute to Hayao Miyazaki:
Watch a preview of Whit Stillman’s pilot The Cosmopolitans, thanks to Vanity Fair: