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Art Rupe, Who Brought Rhythm and Blues to the Mainstream, Dies at 104

As the founder of the independent label Specialty Records, he helped set the table for the rock ’n’ roll era by signing performers like Little Richard.

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Since 1985, KUVO has provided a rare blend of music & news. We broadcast the best in Jazz, Latin Jazz & Blues in addition to 17 locally produced, culturally diverse programs.

He Was An Architect

He Was An Architect By Ashon Crawley | NPR Michael Ochs Archives / Getty Images In my undergraduate studies I was able to take two courses from the architecture major. We learned a lot about design, cultivated attention to the built environment. My professors emphasized imagining things as they could be, if only we had the fortitude and verve to bring those things we sensed with our imagination into being. I loved it. One of my favorite parts of those classes was creating section drawings of imagined spaces. As Frank Ching writes in his hallowed reference text Architectural Graphics, A section is an orthographic projection of an object as it would appear if cut through by an intersecting plane. It opens up the object to reveal its internal material, composition, or assembly.

He Was An Architect: Little Richard And Blackqueer Grief

Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images hide caption Little Richard in the studio, circa 1959. Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images In my undergraduate studies I was able to take two courses from the architecture major. We learned a lot about design, cultivated attention to the built environment. My professors emphasized imagining things as they could be, if only we had the fortitude and verve to bring those things we sensed with our imagination into being. I loved it. One of my favorite parts of those classes was creating section drawings of imagined spaces. As Frank Ching writes in his hallowed reference text

East St Louis roots of filmmaker Reginald Hudlin influenced his Disney movie debut

Reginald Hudlin knew from the moment he read the script that he had to direct “Safety.” “I just loved the real-life struggles,” Hudlin said. “I feel like that’s the situation of so many people across the country, but we don’t really see that on film.” The drama based on the true story of Ray McElrathbey. While attempting to navigate his freshman year as a Clemson University football player, he takes on the added responsibility of raising his 11-year-old little brother because their mother is in the throes of addiction. “This is a movie that is inspirational,” Hudlin said. “It will make you cry. It will make you laugh – and it will make you want to be a better person.”

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