Word: camera
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...Harvard and at his alma mater, the University of California, Los Angeles. He spoke to scores of gatherings on the nature of his disease, on race relations, on the lessons of life lived in the shadow of mortality. Along the way, he hugged his wife Jeanne and daughter Camera. The hugs and dignified discourse ended prematurely last week as Ashe, 49, succumbed to the disease in New York City...
Basking in the glow of television camera lights and fighting off reporter after reporter, Harvard players and coaches each saw this victory in their own personal way. It was the first Beanpot win for Coach Ronn Tomassoni, who had nothing but praise for the seniors on his team who had trudged through three 'Pot blowouts. It was the first Beanpot for freshman goalie Tripp Tracy (30 saves), who said he hadn't experienced a victory such as this during his career out west in Michigan. And it was the victory of a season for Drury, who kept the upset...
Ashe is survived by his wife, Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe, and a daughter, Camera...
...enjoying the fun of it -- and provoking those female screams of adoration. MTV's 90-minute concert special, which airs this Wednesday, goes out of its way to tap memories of Beatlemania by letting the studio audience crush against the stage and switching between color and black-and-white camera work. For his part, McCartney uses the occasion to preview an upcoming world tour and offer a potent mix of Beatles hits and other songs from his new album, Off the Ground (Capitol Records), to be released next week...
They play out this bizarre affair against a stunningly filmed Parisian backdrop. Godard's experimental film techniques still dazzle 30 years later. Through his camera, the city becomes a dizzying, constantly moving dance of light and shadow. Amazing visual moments abound: he first breathtaking glimpse of Seberg moving blithely down the center of a Paris boulevard, an exhilarating view of the city from the air, the famous closing scene where a back alley is transformed into an infernal stretching corridor. The jazz soundtrack provides striking accompaniment to these images...