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The 2023 DC Archives Fair, hosted by the National Archives Assembly, took place at the National Archives and Records Administration on October 23, 2023.
Joseph Mitchell, a writer for The New Yorker, reflects on his life and work, including stories about Anne Honeycutt and Joe Camel Lupo, as he begins an autobiographical narrative.
In 1962, Mark Rylance moved to America, where his father taught at Cho school, providing a large campus for Rylance to play and develop his passion for acting.
Gerry Conlon shares his experience of wrongful imprisonment as a member of The Guildford Four, sentenced for an IRA bombing he did not commit.
Aldis Hodge collaborates with five skilled artisans to create a unique watch for Black Adam, highlighting traditional watchmaking techniques.
Amazon's early days focus on books, expanding into Europe and other product categories.
Stanisław Zalewski shares his experiences in Nazi camps like Auschwitz-Birkenau and Mauthausen.
Wahid asserts his confidence in a March 2001 interview, stating he will never step down.
Jamal Khashoggi discusses Saudi Arabian reforms in a 2004 interview, fourteen years before his death.
Peter Brook reflects on his career and the creation of 'The Suit,' a play based on Can Themba's story that addresses apartheid South Africa's complexities.
Michael Cera and David Cross discuss the return of Arrested Development in London.
Janet Malcolm highlights her skill in portraying eccentric characters like Jeffrey Mason and Trevor Thomas.
Tom Hanks reflects on his 40-year film career and discusses his new novel, 'The Making of Another Major Motion Picture Masterpiece,' at Symphony Space in Manhattan.
Ben McGrath's commentary in The New Yorker profiles Nancy Lieberman's influential basketball career and her significant contributions to women's athletics.
Billy Eichner and Harvey Fierstein discuss LGBTQ+ representation with Michael Schulman.
Bo Burnham's career started on the Internet, leading to his directorial debut 'Eighth Grade.'
Dr. Maral Yazarloo-Pattrick, an Iranian scholar and entrepreneur, shares her experiences of blending tradition with risk-taking through her global motorcycle travels.
Wladimir Klitschko reflects on his childhood in Ukraine, the influence of his brother Vitali, and the lessons learned from his boxing career and personal challenges.
Bryan Stevenson highlights Gordon Parks's ability to capture the complexities of humanity through his photography, balancing themes of joy and suffering.
Ryan Townley, an icon for Welcome Skateboards, discusses his artistic background, imposter syndrome, and the challenges of professional skateboarding.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie discusses the black experience in America with David Remnick.
Chip Conley reflects on his life experiences, from founding Joie de Vivre Hotels to his role at Airbnb and the creation of the Modern Elder Academy.
Angela Wright discusses her experiences with Clarence Thomas and Trump's criticism of Democrats.
A 15-year-old boy named Emmett Till was lynched in 1955 after being accused of offending a white woman in a store.
John Lennon shares a kind conversation with a Vietnam vet in this touching clip.
Benedict Cumberbatch was the only actor considered for the role of Sherlock Holmes, a decision made after his audition for the series.
Darren Walker, president of the Ford Foundation, discusses courageous leadership, philanthropy, and coping with personal loss following his husband's death.
David Bailey discusses his iconic 1960s photographs of John Lennon, Michael Caine, and Andy Warhol.
David Ferrucci, an AI researcher from the Bronx, led IBM's Watson to victory on Jeopardy! in 2011, discussing his career and the future of AI.
In 1989, David Remnick discovered a series in The New Yorker called 'The Great Plains,' which reshaped his understanding of American writing.
At the March on Washington in 1963, John Lewis was the youngest speaker, delivering a speech deemed so radical that it required edits before delivery.
Guobuluo Runqi, brother-in-law of China's last emperor Pu Yi, reflects on his life in the Forbidden City and his transition to acupuncture therapy.
Dita Von Teese shares her views on glamour and beauty with Sarfraz Manzoor in America.
Fifteen retiring or resigning members of Congress share their experiences and challenges in office with Alexandra Pelosi, revealing insights into the political landscape.
Rico and Earl Sweatshirt discuss identity, technology, and societal challenges today.
Elizabeth Daley, the longest-serving dean of the USC School of Cinematic Arts, discusses her career, film education, and the future of filmmaking in a digital age.
Richard Brody lists his best films of 2022, including 'Armageddon Time' by James Gray.
James Richardson discusses Fabio Capello's exit and its impact on England's football team.
Frank Langella shares insights from his career, discussing roles like Richard Nixon and Dracula, while emphasizing the significance of emotional authenticity in acting.
Rebecca Meade interviews Jeff Jaya about his works and D.H. Lawrence at The New Yorker festival.
Charmian Biggs reflects on life with Great Train Robber Ronnie Biggs after his death at 84.
Dan Harmon reflects on his career and personal challenges during a podcast tour following his 2012 firing from the television show Community.
Harry Belafonte was born in Harlem in the mid-1920s and became friends with notable figures like Marlon Brando, Martin Luther King, and Charlie Parker.
Hasan Minhaj and his wife, Beena, have a rule that he can use material freely in shows with fewer than 100 people, subject to her review later.
Jackie Kennedy's wigs blow down 42nd Street as Edie Falco and John Guare discuss the themes and techniques of Guare's play, The House of Blue Leaves.
People from Los Angeles and Istanbul share their views on immigration and its global impact.
Alon Schwarz discute de la Nakba et du massacre présumé à Tantura avec des témoins.
Mustafa recounts his seven years as a detainee at Guantanamo Bay and the impact on his life.
