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...When you??re a producer anywhere near Timbaland’s level, you inevitably make a lot of friends. When you??re an incredibly talented producer but a mediocre rapper—well, these friends come in handy. Timbaland’s recent release, “Timbaland Presents Shock Value,” makes the most of those connections and thus features almost as many heavy-hitting collaborations as a Girl Talk album. Timbaland blew up a decade ago, producing tracks for Aaliyah and Missy Elliot, and has scored recent hits with Justin Timberlake...
...from Harvard. “At Harvard, you have access to people who are doing work that is not commercial. Here, when someone produces a show, you have to sell tickets. You need an audience to come see it,” Cozzens says “At Harvard, you??re not doing a show to sell tickets. You??re doing the show because you want to do the show. You have a lot more experimental things happening.”Cozzens says, “In Boston, it took me about two years...
...standalone video “Survivalism” isn’t all it could have been. It does create an eerie mood, and it’s probably a proper set-up for the next video, or maybe the NIN film rumored to be in the works. If you??re a big enough Nails fan to seek out the video, you??ve probably already seen it six or so times and shouldn’t have read this article. So instead, just go watch it again while you wait for what’s next...
...close connection between Jones and her actors. This bond, she says, has made for more layered and compelling performances.I told the actors, “This is my first time, and I’m looking for your input. Yes, I’m the director, but I know you??re all intelligent people, and I want to know what you??re thinking.”Jones says that the relationships she came to form with her actors not only aided in making “Fabulation” a play she’s proud...
...Crimson spoke with Asner about his thoughts on playing Bryan as well as his views on evolution and creationism.The Harvard Crimson: William Jennings Bryan was known for being maybe the most charismatic public speaker of his time. How do you take all of his background into consideration when you??re preparing to get in character?Ed Asner: He was a supposed great orator; he could command crowds for hours at a time. One of the things that draws me to Bryan is that he was such an admirable man before he became so personally situated on this dilemma.He...