Word: segmenting
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...Thus, in the 28-minute Passion segment of "Il Vangelo," does Jesus stride to his death, across the same countryside (Matera, in Puglia, near the heel of the Italian boot) where Gibson shot much of his film. And the mob rushes after him. One screams: "His blood be on our children!" This is the phrase, implicitly condemning Jews for the murder of Christ, that Gibson said he removed from his film. (Turned out, he removed only the subtitle for the Aramaic translation of the curse.) We leave for another day the debate over whether a film is anti-Jewish...
...Wrong, acne-face! There?s something called Grey Power. And according to recent reports, even Madison Avenue is starting to appreciate the money muscle of the 74 million Americans over 50. We?re the fastest-growing segment of the population. We?ve put our kids through school and now have more disposable income than our grandchildren. Pop culture has made us vain enough to think we?re still young; medical science has convinced us we?re never going to die. We rent loads of movies, know how to operate a computer and (as Harry Shearer pointed out in an excellent...
...might reflect an international preoccupation (the Iraq conflict) but may also be a bit of soft news (the Ford Motor Company?s centenary and the challenges it faces today). For the first few years of ?CBS SM,? the reporter of these pieces was usually Richard Threlkeld; now the segment is doled out to top or rising CBS staffers, who get a few extra minutes to find the idea behind the headline...
Bullock finally earned the pot in a recreation of the talent segment from Miss Congeniality, by belting out a verse of “Look at me, I’m Sandra B,” to the tune of the famous song from Grease...
...biggest hits and one of Timberlake’s most recent, could have been groundbreaking. Barely a generation has passed since the white singer Petula Clarke insisted on touching the arm of black musician Harry Belafonte during a duet on her 1968 NBC special. Despite pressure to cut the segment in “deference” to (racist) Southern viewers, NBC exercised the good judgment to leave the duet...