Podcast appearances and mentions of Margaret Keane

This episode is a mini episode about a famous artist who had to fight from having everything taken away from her. You might have even seen the movie about her life. SOURCES Flynn, William. “Where Did He Get Those Eyes.” The San Francisco Examiner (San Francisco, California), October 14, 1970. www.newspapers.com. Kobayashi, Ken. “Jury Awards $4 Million In Art Trial.” The Honolulu Advertiser (Honolulu, Hawaii), June 4, 1986. www.newspapers.com. Margaret Keane - paintings, Movie & Big Eyes. Accessed August 27, 2024. https://www.biography.com/artist/margaret-keane. “Margaret Keane.” Wikipedia, August 25, 2024. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Keane. “Margaret Keane: Big Eyes Artist, Whose Husband Claimed Credit, Dies at 94.” BBC News, June 29, 2022. https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-61980385. “Relative of Discredited ‘big Eyes' Artist Makes a Keane Defense.” Los Angeles Times, January 2, 2015. https://www.latimes.com/entertainment/arts/la-et-cm-keane-nephew-20150102-story.html. Ronck, Ronn. “Margaret Keane Issues New Challenge for Paint-Out.” Honolulu Star-Advertiser (Honolulu, Hawaii), July 1, 1984. www.newspapers.com. SOUND SOURCES Al Jolson. “I'll Say She Does.” www.pixabay.com/music. Lucille Hegamin and The Dixie Daisies. “Cold Winter Blues.” www.pixabay.com/music. Sophie Tucker. “Reuben Rag.” www.pixabay.com/music.

What's poppin' con-gregation? Jonathan Van Ness joins us to discuss how Margaret Keane didn't know that her husband, Walter Keane, was taking credit for her famous “Big Eyed” children paintings popularized during the 1950s and 60s. Plus, find out how one woman found a stack of 70 Chase bank credit cards in her mailbox. Stay Schemin'! (Originally Released 7/26/2022) Follow on Instagram:Scam Goddess Pod: @scamgoddesspodLaci Mosley: @divalaciJonathan Van Ness: @jvn Sources:https://www.cbc.ca/radio/outintheopen/deception-effects-1.4628704/how-margaret-keane-helped-deceive-the-art-world-1.4629030https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2014/oct/26/art-fraud-margaret-walter-keane-tim-burton-biopichttps://www.widewalls.ch/magazine/margaret-and-walter-keane-art-fraud Get access to all the podcasts you love, music channels and radio shows with the SiriusXM App! Get 3 months free using this show link: https://siriusxm.com/scam.

A drama about the awakening of painter Margaret Keane, her phenomenal success in the 1950s, and the subsequent legal difficulties she had with her husband, who claimed credit for her works in the 1960s.Support the show

Comenzamos la noche con Palmira Cardo y 'Percusión al cubo'. Hoy lo intentamos con botes de pintura y un molde para tartas.En 'Mujeres olvidadas' de María Paredes, seguimos descubriendo vida de mujeres grandiosas. Hoy, la de Margaret Keane.   Escuchar audio

Clara Lago y Tamar Novas protagonizan la nueva serie sobre el narcotráfico en Galicia, Clanes, pero tenemos muchas más cosas entre manos: el corazón de Nacho García, la canción desconocida de Eva Soriano, Sara Rubayo habla de la suplantación de identidad de Margaret Keane y María Guerra se pone cinéfila y glamourosa y nos analiza la comedia 'Hitman, un asesino por casualidad'.

In Episode 146, Gen and Jette talk about their most recent book club pick—Starling House by Alix E. Harrow. We are so here for the spooky houses and gothic vibes!Show NotesEleanor Starling was giving Mark Ryden and Margaret Keane vibes.Starling House is a portal fantasy of sorts, as is Harrow's debut novel, The Ten Thousand Doors of January. She also wrote a short story called "A Witch's Guide to Escape: A Practical Compendium of Portal Fantasies." Our next book club pick is The Daughter of Doctor Moreau by Silvia MorenoGarcia. It's based on H.G. Wells' The Island of Doctor Moreau. So we're sticking with the gothic, spooky vibes. We loved Mexican Gothic and we're sure this one is going to be great! We'll be discussing it first thing in July.We may also have to watch the 1996 film, The Island of Doctor Moreau, starring Val Kilmer, Marlon Brando, and Fairuza Balk, among others. It looks like a wild time. Other Books MentionedLost in the Neverwoods by Aiden ThomasPeter Pan by J.M. BarrieBefore the Coffee Gets Cold by Toshikazu KawaguchiThe Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. LewisAlice in Wonderland by Lewis CarrollVelvet Was the Night by Silvia Moreno GarciaCertain Dark Things by Silvia Moreno Garcia Silver Nitrate by Silvia Moreno Garcia Don't forget to follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter or email us at hello@anotherbookontheshelf.com. We'd love to hear from you! Sign up for our newsletter and add us to Pinterest!

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Nuacht Mhall. Príomhscéalta na seachtaine, léite go mall. * Inniu an fichiú lá de mhí Eanáir. Is mise Gwyneth Nic Aidicín Ní Loingsigh. Thóg an Aifric Theas cás roimh an gCúirt Bhreithiúnais Idirnáisiúnta ag líomhain gur cinedhíothú atá ar siúl ag Iosrael i nGaza. Chualathas an cás i gcúirt sa Háig an tseachtain seo caite. Sa tuarascáil, atá 84 leathanach i bhfad, mhaígh an Aifric Theas go bhfuil an Iosrael ciontach “d'iarracht grúpa náisiúnta, eitneach nó reiligiúnach a scriosadh i bpáirt nó san iomlán" faoin gCoinbhinsiún um Chinedhíothú 1948. Dhiúltaigh Iosrael na héileamh go láidir. Is dócha go dtógfaidh sé blianta chun cinneadh ar an gcúiseamh a fháil sa chúirt. Mar sin, d'iarr an Aifric Theas ar an CBI roinnt beart sealadach a thógáil, an chéad cheann chun “stad láithreach a chur ar oibríocht mhíleata Iosrael in agus i gcoinne Gaza”. D'áitigh dlíodóir ar son Iosrael nach raibh aon bhunús dlí ag an mbeart agus go bhfágfadh sé Hamas saor le gníomhú. I gcinneadh conspóideach, dhiúltaigh rialtas na hÉireann tacaíocht a thabhairt don Aifric Theas sa chás ach tá abhcóide Éireannach, Blinne Ní Ghrálaigh, ag déanamh ionadaíocht ar son na hAifrice Theas. Rinne sí cur síos sa chúirt ar an “uafás de chinedhíothú i gcoinne mhuintir na Palaistíne”. In 2021 bhí Blinne Ní Ghrálaigh ina habhchóide nuair a fuair Conradh na Gaeilge i Londain an deis idirghabháil a dhéanamh san achomharc i gcás chlann Margaret Keane, nár bhfuair cead teachtaireacht Ghaeilge ar leac uaighe a máthair. Bhí an bua acu san achomharc. Fuair níos mó ná 21,000 saoránach Éireannach Víosa Saoire Oibre na hAstráile idir mí Iúil 2022 agus mí na Bealtaine 2023 de réir figiúirí a d'fhoilsigh an Roinn Gnóthaí Baile san Astráil. Sin anlíon is airde a taifeadadh le 16 bliana ar a laghad. Ardú 105% atá i gceist i gcomparáid leis an mbliain roimhe, ach bhí laghdú ar na figiúirí i rith na paindéime. Le haghaidh comparáide, deonaíodh 11,077 víosa i rith na tréimhse céanna idir 2018 agus 2019, roimh na paindéime. Ní fhacthas an méid seo eisimirce ó ard an chúlaithe eacnamaíochta in 2008 agus deir saineolaithe go bhfuil siad ag tnúth le níos mó daoine fós ag lorg víosa i mbliana, agus tuarastail níos airde agus caighdeán maireachtála níos fearr san Astráil ag mealladh daoine óga ó Éirinn. In 2023 mheall TG4 an sciar is mó den lucht féachana náisiúnta don chainéal ó bhí 2009 ann. Bhí 2.09% den lucht féachana in Éirinn ag TG4 anuraidh, ardú ó 1.96% an bhliain roimhe agus an céatadán is mó ó 2009, nuair a bhain siad 2.6% den lucht féachana amach. 2023 san áireamh, ba é an ceathrú bliain leanúnach inar tháinig ardú ar chéatadán den lucht féachana a bhí ag an gcainéal. Ba é TG4 an seachtú cainéal is mó sa tír ó thaobh lucht féachana de in 2023 fosta. Maidir leis na figiúirí atá foilsithe ag TG4 d'fhéach 3.67 milliúin daoine ar TG4 i rith na bliana. Bhí mí na Nollag ar an mí is rathúla don chainéal agus mheall an Cluiche Ceannais na Sraithe Peile idir Gaillimh agus Maigh Eo, an líon is mó daoine ag TG4 in 2023. Seoladh cainéal nua do pháistí ‘Cúla4' anuraidh agus dúirt Ard-Stiúirthóir TG4 Alan Esslemont go raibh an-bhliain acu in 2023. * Léirithe ag Conradh na Gaeilge i Londain. Tá an script ar fáil i d'aip phodchraolta. * GLUAIS Coinbhinsiún um Chinedhíothú 1948 - Genocide Convention 1948 idirghabháil - intervention achomharc - appeal ard an chúlaithe eacnamaíochta - the height of the recession caighdeán maireachtála - quality of life lucht féachana - audience

Nuestra artista de este domingo sí tenía obra... pero se la quisieron robar. Silvia Cruz Lapeña nos acerca a la figura de Margaret Keane, la pintora que triunfó por sus cuadros con ojos enormes, los conocidos "Big Eyes". Su marido Walter Keane trató de arrebatarle la autoría de estas obras, aunque nunca llegó a coger un pincel. 

In this particularly WHET episode, the ladies are in sync with a couple of artsy fartsy women! First, Emily shares the story of Margaret Keane, an artist who achieved great commercial success with her signature 'big eye paintings' . . . or rather her abusive, thieving husband did. Then, Kelley tells the tale of Gwen John, an incredible artist who was overshadowed by the men in her life despite having brain-breakingly amazing cat paintings! Stare into our haunting eyes and pour yourself a glass of left-over-open wine because we're wining about herstory! 10% Off Your First Month of BetterHelp: betterhelp.com/herstory  www.buymeacoffee.com/wahpodSupport the show

(NOTAS COMPLETAS Y ENLACES DEL CAPÍTULO AQUí: https://www.jaimerodriguezdesantiago.com/kaizen/qa-el-principio-de-incertidumbre-hablar-a-un-microfono-estereotipos-de-genero-el-efecto-de-escribir-ingelitencia-cambio-climatico-david-deutsch-ikigai-sesgos-y-mexico/)¡Nuevo capítulo de preguntas y respuestas! Te decía en el anterior que con aquellas me había puesto al día, pero se me han vuelto a acumular y tengo la sensación de que soy un poco desastre gestionándolas, así que si has mandado alguna y no te respondo en este capítulo ni te he dicho nada por whatsapp, recuérdamelo que lo mismo se me ha traspapelado. Dicho lo cual, la verdad es que este experimento al más puro estilo de los consultorios de aquellas revistas espantosas para adolescentes que había en los 80 y 90, está funcionando sorprendentemente bien y espero que te esté gustavo. Por eso, te animo como siempre a participar no sólo preguntándome a mí, sino respondiendo a las preguntas de otros oyentes o complementando lo que yo diga. Porque a veces, al escuchar algunas preguntas, me es inevitable acordarme de una historia de mis abuelos que me hace bastante gracia. Y es el día de año nuevo del año 2000, cuando todos debatíamos si cambiaba de verdad el milenio o no y si se iba a acabar el mundo por un error informático, los telediarios hicieron el habitual repaso a cómo se había recibido el año en distintas partes del mundo. En una de esas imágenes, salía un japonés hablando a la gente… en japonés, lógicamente. Y por lo que fuera ni pusieron subtítulos ni el locutor explicó nada. Mis abuelos, que por entonces llevarían unos 50 años casados, estaban viéndolo muy atentamente, cuando mi abuela se giró y con toda su inocencia le dijo a mi abuelo: José Antonio, ¿qué dice el japonés?Y mi abuelo, que era un tipo bastante serio y poco dado a decir tacos, le respondió: “¿Y yo qué coño sé, Rosita?”Con perdón, pero eso dijo el hombre. Pues no te negaré que con algunas preguntas se me queda la misma cara que debió poner mi abuelo entonces… lo cual hace todo más divertido. Pero, como te decía, aunque yo tenga el morro suficiente como para aventurarme a responder casi cualquier pregunta, eso no significa que tenga buenas respuestas a todas.Así que no te cortes en mandar tus audios ya sea con tus preguntas o complementando o corrigiendo mis respuestas.

Our understanding and definition of what excellent leadership is can vary greatly across continents, countries, and cultures. It is also influenced by individual characteristics such as age, gender, and heritage. And as newer generations enter, and progress, within the workforce, so too do their values and preferences. One of the most notable shifts currently taking place is how we value emotional intelligence (particularly in the workplace) and the growing recognition of its role in cultivating exceptional leadership. Joining us today on the show to help us unpack this nuanced topic is Luis Moreno, an expert in emotional intelligence and human-centered leadership with a special interest in diversity, equity, and inclusion. Luis has long been an advocate for the important role of emotional intelligence when it comes to leadership. His many years at various Fortune 500 companies exposed him to a range of leadership styles and taught him how to recognize the type of leaders that bring out the best in their employees. This inspired him to establish his platform LuisMorenoTCBPN (The Twin Cities Business Peer Network), where he is training a new generation of leaders to be more effective, more inclusive, and more human-centered in their thinking, behaviors and communication. In our conversation, we discuss the concept of emotional intelligence, how it can help you become a great leader, and how Luis is seeing this play out in organizations around the world. He goes on to explore the notion of empathy, its role in the workplace, and why understanding and respecting someone's perspective doesn't necessarily mean you agree with them. Luis also breaks down the responsibility organizations have when it comes to investing in leadership training and how this will help them avoid key problem areas such as a lack of engagement from employees and a high turnover rate. Today's conversation will leave you with a new appreciation for what it means to be a thoughtful and conscientious leader. Tune in to hear all of Luis's thought-provoking insights and observations on how the world is re-examining empathy, emotional intelligence, and leadership and why that re-examination is critical for the success of businesses, employees and work cultures today.   Key Highlights From This Episode:  Introducing Luis Moreno, his career trajectory, and what his work at multiple Fortune 500 hundred companies has taught him about leadership. [01:30] Understanding the complex conversation on being ‘liked' versus ‘respected' as a leader and the downsides that accompany the fear of not being liked. 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In this smattering of facts, Maddie tells us about the Big Eyes artist Margaret Keane, and her tumultuous relationship with a husband who took credit for her work for several years. You won't want to miss hearing the end of this saga of love, lies, and big eyes.

In the Season 3 premiere episode of "Double Feature Movie Club" — Cade and Diane are joined by frequent guest Harrison to discuss the fraud biopic films The Wizard of Lies (2017) and Big Eyes (2015). Watch the video version at: YouTube.com/CadeThomas Double Feature Movie Club is a weekly movie review show with a retro vibe. Two movies. Three people. One rambling conversation. Each film is our first time watching them. We often go off-topic. The Wizard of Lies is a 2017 American television biopic film directed by Barry Levinson and written by Sam Levinson, Sam Baum, and John Burnham Schwartz,[1] based on the 2011 non-fiction book of the same name by Diana B. Henriques. The film stars Robert De Niro as businessman and fraudster Bernie Madoff, Michelle Pfeiffer as his wife Ruth Madoff, and Alessandro Nivola as their older son Mark Madoff. It aired on HBO on May 20, 2017. Big Eyes is a 2014 American biographical drama film directed by Tim Burton, written by Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski, and starring Amy Adams and Christoph Waltz. It is about the relationship between American artist Margaret Keane and her second husband, Walter Keane, who, in the 1950s and 1960s, took credit for Margaret's phenomenally popular paintings of people with big eyes.

Katie and Sally pay respects to three artists who passed in 2022: Margaret Keane (1927–2022), Diane Noomin (1947–2022), and Aline Kominsky-Crumb (1948–2022). Read Diane Noomin's TCJ memoriam: tcj.com/diane-noomin-1947-2022 Read Peter Bagge's 1990 interview with Aline Kominsky-Crumb: tcj.com/the-aline-kominsky-crumb-interview Support the show and get bonus episodes at patreon.com/thicklinespod. Follow us on Instagram @thicklinespod.

In this sad and upsetting film of the life of incredible artist Margaret Keane, your esteemed and intelligent hostesses Bre and Margerie discuss criminal activity,  the trials of an artist and the displacement of scripts in the midst of tangents.Big Eyes (2014) is rated PG-13 for thematic elements and brief strong language.You can contact us at tmttspodcast@gmail.comWebsite: https://tmttspodcast.wixsite.com/homeFollow us on social media: @tmttspodcast on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok, AND "There's More to the Story" on Facebook.THERE'S MORE TO THE STORY IS A SPOILER-FILLED SHOW PLEASE LISTEN WITH CAUTION. You can contact us at tmttspodcast@gmail.com Website: https://tmttspodcast.wixsite.com/home Follow us on social media: @tmttspodcast on Instagram and TikTok. Also on YOUTUBE! THERE'S MORE TO THE STORY IS A SPOILER-FILLED SHOW PLEASE LISTEN WITH CAUTION.

Business leaders, policy-makers and research organizations are exploring innovative economic development strategies rooted in Connecticut's strength in science and technology.   Hear an outstanding panel of thinkers debate how the state should move forward in the post-pandemic economy. Guests in this episode: Margaret Keane, Synchrony, Co-Chair, Advance CTJim Smith, JCSmithAdvisors, former Co-Chair, CT Econ Growth CommissionJeff Sonnenfeld, Yale, Co-Chair, Advance CTGlendowlyn Thames, former Dep. Commissioner, DECD Moderated by John DankoskySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Should Instagram Get to Censor Art?   Whether we like it or not, they are.   Their guidelines explicitly allow for real world art that depicts sexual content. Some artists are being banned completely.   A good example: The Little Black Gallery in London had their entire account deleted for a congratulatory post that had a silhouette image of a woman.   Artists need a platform to be seen.   I ran into an issue when I tried to promote my watercolor class Go Figure. This course will help you paint realistic and natural human figure, and my very non-explicit image was considered too explicit for Instagram.   Click here for access to my Go Figure class.  Why Art is Now Boring   Do you like art that's interesting, pushing boundaries or boring vanilla art? I know you all want interesting art. So why has art become boring?   Journalist, Michelle Goldberg wrote about the new book by W. David Marx Status and Culture: How Our Desire for Social Rank Creates Taste, Identity, Art, Fashion, and Constant Change  Goldberg shares that the book highlights how we use art and fashion to demonstrate our social status, but the author no longer thinks it's no longer working. Why? Several reasons but one of the biggest is the ability we have to fake our “image” with filters or by photoshopping ourselves next to a private plane.   For links to this and other great reads check out my book club list.   Grab my book club reading list here!   The Dark Side of Matisse  The Red Studio Exhibit shows the famous Matisse painting of his studio. The exhibit pulls out each piece of art and other things in the room.   It's made me aware of a backstory that I didn't know until now. The nude painting depicted is likely that of Matisse's daughter who would have been 16 or 17 at the time.   It makes me see this in a new light. What do you think?   Join the conversation and let me know what you think on Instagram.  Big Eyes: The Art of Margaret Keane  Margaret D. H. Keane (born Peggy Doris Hawkins, September 15, 1927 – June 26, 2022) was an American artist known for her paintings of subjects with big eyes. She mainly painted women, children, or animals in oil or mixed media.   Her husband was originally credited for her work, but she claimed ownership after they divorced. They had to have a “paint off” in court so she could prove it was her work!   A resurgence of interest in Margaret Keane's work followed the release of Tim Burton's 2014 biopic Big Eyes which I highly recommend.   If you are struggling to gain recognition for your work, I've got you.   Check out podcast episode 170, Top Insider Publicity Secrets with Senior Media Coach Lynya Floyd  Art World News Weekend Edition  It's been a busy week. We've covered censorship on Instagram. Additionally, we found out that art is now boring from author W. David Marx.   I'm still checking out your comments about the ethics of Matisse's painting of his daughter.   Lastly, I loved sharing Margaret Keane's story about her art, her fight to claim her own work, and why her method of painting eyes came about.   Until next time, stay inspired.  

Le 15 septembre 2022 naissait Margaret Keane, artiste peintre célèbre pour ses représentations de personnages aux grands yeux. Son parcours avait été mis en lumière par le cinéaste Tim Burton avec son film Big Eyes. Disparue en juin 2022, nous souhaitons vous faire redécouvrir son histoire pour lui rendre hommage. Elle a été pendant des années usurpée par son mari qui prétendait au public être l'auteur des toiles. Son nom: Margaret Keane. A travers le mensonge dans lequel elle s'est retrouvée prise au piège, découvrez sa True story.  Retour dans les années 50 Nous sommes en Californie. Margaret a 26 ans. Elle prend la décision inhabituelle pour l'époque et plutôt mal vue de quitter son mari, un physicien qui l'étouffe. Margaret prend la route direction San Francisco avec sa fille Jane, alors âgée de 5 ans, et ses tableaux. La jeune artiste essaye de vivre de sa passion: la peinture, et expose ses portraits, appelés “Big Eyes” dans un marché d'art franciscanais. Sur le marché, un autre exposant repère les toiles de Margaret et aborde la jeune femme. L'homme, Walter, âgé de 12 ans de plus que Margaret, a l'air sensible et mielleux. Il se présente à Margaret comme un agent immobilier prospère et peintre du dimanche. Il peint des paysages de Paris, où il aurait voyagé pendant une semaine. La jeune femme tombe vite sous le charme de ce beau parleur... Ecoutez la suite de cette histoire incroyable dans ce podcast. Pour découvrir d'autres récits passionnants, cliquez ci-dessous : Grace Kelly, le destin tragique d'une actrice devenue princesse La Troisième Vague, l'expérience de la dictature dans une salle de classe Attila, le barbare sanguinaire qui a fait trembler l'empire romain Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dans True Story, tout au long de la semaine, nous allons vous raconter des histoires étonnantes. C'est la date anniversaire de la mort d'une actrice et princesse célèbre... Andréa Brusque reviendra sur son destin tragique… Elle était puissante, intelligente et pleine d'humour. Mais qui était-elle ? Et que lui est-il arrivé ? Rendez-vous demain pour découvrir sa True Story. Mercredi, replongez-vous dans la vie de la peintre Margaret Keane, qui a été usurpée par son mari. Et comme tous les vendredis, on célèbre Vénus, la déesse de l'amour. A cette occasion, écoutez une incroyable Love Story, une histoire d'amour. Bonne écoute ! Si vous souhaitez écouter les épisodes sans interruption, rendez-vous sur la chaîne Bababam+ d'Apple Podcasts : https://apple.co/3NQHV3I Abonnement True Story : https://apple.co/3auE6D9 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matthew Bannister on Margaret Keane (pictured), the American artist whose paintings of children with 'Big Eyes' became hugely popular in the 1960s. Her identity as the painter was kept secret by her husband who claimed the works as his own. Keith Smith, the market trader who co-founded the Poundland chain of shops. Mario Fiorentini, Italy's most decorated partisan, who risked torture and death to fight the German occupation of his country. Brenda Fisher, the long distance swimmer from Grimsby who became an international celebrity after breaking the women's speed record for swimming the English Channel. Producer: Emily Finch Interviewed guest: Larry Karaszewski Interviewed guest: Steve Smith Interviewed guest: Philip Cooke Interviewed guest: Alessandro Portelli Interviewed guest: Lucy Wood Interviewed guest: Peter Winchester MBE Archive clips used: Westinghouse Broadcasting Company / Mike Douglas Entertainments, The Mike Douglas Show - Interview with Margaret Keane 1972; BBC World Service, Outlook - Margaret Keane interview 30/12/2014; Duane Anderly, 1964 Lost Interview with Walter and Margaret Keane from YouTube; The Weinstein Company / Silverwood Films / Tim Burton Productions, Big Eyes (film clip) 2014; Express & Star YouTube Channel, Founder of Poundland, Keith Smith opens his grounds up for a festival 25/06/2015; BBC One, Antiques Roadshow: Series 41 - Pioneering Women Special 10/06/2018; BBC Sound Archive, Swim The Channel 17/08/1951.

You may think you know what Hula is, but you might want to rethink your concept of it. From its origins as a spiritual practice for Hawaiian culture, the Hula has been used by tourism to exploit and promote a "Hula girl" image that is in real life not accurate at all. We talk about the history of this dance as an art form and cultural tradition and discuss the exploration and misperceptions of the "hula girl" that was created by tourism and capitalism. It's everything from mythology to misogyny and how we can be better advocates and tourists in Hawaii.Misperceptions of the Hula Girl by Noah DolimEpisodes to check out after this one: The Political Power of Dance, Margaret Keane,  Anna May WongWant to check out some of our favorite books? Check out our booklist Follow us on Instagram @morethanamuse.podcast

What's poppin' con-gregation? Jonathan Van Ness joins us to discuss how Margaret Keane didn't know that her husband, Walter Keane was taking credit for her famous “Big Eyed” children paintings popularized during the 1950s and 60s. Plus, find out how one woman found a stack of 70 Chase bank credit cards in her mailbox. Stay Schemin'! Sources:https://www.cbc.ca/radio/outintheopen/deception-effects-1.4628704/how-margaret-keane-helped-deceive-the-art-world-1.4629030https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2014/oct/26/art-fraud-margaret-walter-keane-tim-burton-biopichttps://www.widewalls.ch/magazine/margaret-and-walter-keane-art-fraudhttps://www.keane-eyes.com/item/limited-editions/exhibit-224/

There was a good chance that Margaret Keane's death could have gone unnoticed. That the art world may have never known her genius. But a courtroom battle with her ex-husband nearly 50 years ago, changed all of that. Alican Pamir explains. Guest: Alexandre Aimee, Mixed-media Visual Artist

On this episode of Showcase, watch: Margaret Keane 00:02 Guest: Alexandre Aimee, Mixed-media Visual Artist New Cultural Platform 11:10 Palestinian Music Festival 13:47 Shortcuts 15:13 Preserving Lebanese Crafts 16:55 Serpentine Pavillion 2022 19:24 Beja Power 22:22

"Big Eyes" is Tim Burton's passion project about artists Walter and Margaret Keane but more primarily on Margaret for she is a pioneer in modern art of the time with her paintings that have the signature "big eyes" on the subjects. It's a fairly written film about standing up for yourself especially when it's stuff that's be distributed all around the world. I just personally felt that the acting in the Walter character is too much and the character of Margaret was a bit too weak. I can't say if the plot itself was a bit too laid back in a sense but the third act does make up for it. 2 1/2 of 4

Dans Historiquement Vôtre, Matthieu Noël brosse le portrait d'une personnalité contemporaine, en lien avec le sujet du jour. Tout y est vrai... enfin à 99% ! Aujourd'hui, c'est au tour de Margaret Keane.

Dans Historiquement Vôtre, Matthieu Noël brosse le portrait d'une personnalité contemporaine, en lien avec le sujet du jour. Tout y est vrai... enfin à 99% ! Aujourd'hui, c'est au tour de Margaret Keane.

Dans Historiquement Vôtre, Matthieu Noël brosse le portrait d'une personnalité contemporaine, en lien avec le sujet du jour. Tout y est vrai... enfin à 99% ! Aujourd'hui, c'est au tour de Margaret Keane.

We're keen for you to listen to this month's episode as we talk about Big Eyes, the 2014 film that follows the true story of Walter and Margaret Keane. Austin and Big T discuss our favorite characters, what we think could've been better, and if the waifs really are as eerie as they seem. We explore the commentary this film makes about society (both in the 50s and 60s as well as today) and share just why we think Margaret would stay with Walter for so long. Give this month's episode a listen then join us in July when we talk about the 2001 heist comedy Ocean's 11. Episodes are released the first Monday of every month. Write into us at layersoffilmpod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and Tiktok: @layersoffilmpod

Here's an all-new episode of What's New to Netflix Instant!? where we take a look at all of the new movies and shows coming to Netflix in May 2022! Afterwards we watch as a bunch of actors get talked into doing a big-budget movie right in the midst of the pandemic where everything that could possibly go wrong does in Judd Apatow's The Bubble from 2022. Then two high-schoolers try to start a metal band, but first they have a lot of growing up to do in the coming-of-age comedy, Metal Lords from 2022. And finally, the true story of painter, Margaret Keane, whose husband scammed the world when he convinced everyone that he was the artist behind his wife's paintings in Big Eyes from 2014. All of this plus which of the 3 Ninjas sequels are worth watching, magical mailboxes that work on love, James getting heated about Ghost in the Shell and then getting excited again, someone finally made a movie about motocross, people can't get enough Lincoln lawyers, Stranger Things chat, and the return of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles that isn't quite what we expected. got a suggestion for the show?: whatsnewtonetflixinstant@gmail.com

Bernadette Martin, who campaigned for the right to inscribe an Irish message on her mother's headstone in the UK

We once again traverse into the filmography of Tim Burton by chatting Big Eyes, his 2014 dramatization of a true story about an artist (Margaret Keane, played by Amy Adams) and a con man/art maven (Walter Keane, played by Christoph Waltz).  Is that distinct Tim Burton signarture imprinted on this movie, or could it be more accurately described as a screenwriting showcase for Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski (Ed Wood, People vs. Larry Flynt, Dolemite is my Name, Man on the Moon ...)? What did this movie remind us of? What does it mean to have the "soul of an artist"?

Oda, Lars og Tage er samlet for å snakke om filmer om kunstnere! Vi har sett "Frida", "Big Eyes" og "At Eternity's Gate". Trenger filmer om kunstnere å være kunstneriske? Vi får også besøk av Alexander Hellstenius som har sett den nye skrekkfilmen "X".

Esta semana en nuestra “Sección principal” os hablaré de la genial obra maestra del cine brasileño, “Estación central de Brasil” del director Walter Salles con las maravillosas interpretaciones de Fernanda Montenegro y Vinicius de Oliveira. Además en nuestra sección “El callejón oscuro” os traigo esta semana al asesino en serie húngaro Bela Kiss, responsable de la muerte de más de veinticuatro mujeres entre los años 1900 y 1914. Erróneamente dado por muerto, nunca fue capturado. Finalmente en la sección “¿Qué fue de?” esta semana os hablo de la genial pintora Margaret Keane, muy famosa en los sesenta gracias a los retratos que pintaba de niños, mujeres y animales con unos enormes ojos llenos de tristeza. Tiempos: Sección principal: del 00:04:26 al 01:41:00 Sección “El callejón oscuro”: del 01:41:01 al 02:34:34 Sección “¿Qué fue de?”: del 02:34:35 al 03:16:09 Presentación, dirección, edición y montaje: Asier Menéndez Marín Diseño logo Podcast: albacanodesigns (Alba Cano) Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

La pintora estadounidense Margaret Keane forma parte de una larga lista de creadoras cuya obra fue usurpada por sus maridos, amantes o parientes cercanos. Durante décadas, su esposo se atribuyó la autoría de sus icónicos y reconocibles cuadros, protagonizados por figuras con los ojos inusualmente grandes y melancólicos. En la década de los 60, Walter Keane se convirtió, gracias al trabajo de Margaret, en uno de los artistas más famosos (y ricos) de EEUU. Edurne Baz recuerda las particularidades de uno de los más sonados fraudes de la historia del arte.

Artist Margaret Keane enjoys great fame around the world for her works featuring subjects with large eyes, a style that ignited a movement and earned great commercial success. Fifty years ago, one of Keane's paintings was stolen from the lobby of a Dentist who commissioned the piece. The painting is titled “Eyes Upon You” and … Continue reading "Stolen Margaret Keane painting recovered after 50 years"

The CED discussion series, Leadership in Challenging Times, interviews business leaders about the unprecedented challenges facing the nation and how they are helping chart a path forward for both their companies and communities in which they operate. In this interview with Lori Esposito Murray, President of the Committee of Economic Development of The Conference Board, Margaret Keane shares her thoughts on corporate diversity and inclusion efforts, the role of the CEO, how to foster innovation in any environment, and the importance of company values. “It's one thing to say that you have a diverse and inclusive group or company, but it's another thing to have people walk in the door everyday and actually feel like they belong and can be their true self within the company. That's where I think you can make a difference: When people feel like they can come in and be who they want, and not feel threatened in any way.” – Margaret Keane, Executive Chair of Synchrony

New episode up now! We explore the tropical ‘80s world of Magnum, P.I. with the third season episode “Of Sound Mind”. We discuss the surprising goofiness of Magnum as a character as well as his specific personality choices, realize he's essentially living the teenage dream, dunk on the wooden playacting of his friends, wonder at the Odd Couple-ness of Magnum and Higgins, and come to the conclusion that the “villain plot” in this episode made absolutely no sense. We also, of course, really get into the sexiness of Thomas Magnum and what contributes to his essential charm. (Hint. It's mainly the shorts). Katy learns she unfortunately budgets like the P.I., Carrie explains the logic in her dating pool age range, Maddy does not want this to become a sports podcast, and Mack realizes he is as old as the friends from Friends. We lament costume contest losses, discuss bangin' Halloween parties and why theater kids go so hard, learn what a suit of armor should actually sound like, and share unnerving security guard job facts. You'll also hear about being traumatized by a sexy Pinocchio as well as learn what makes a great ringtone! Enjoy! Show Notes/Links: Main source used was http://magnum-mania.com/ The host of the Three Swings podcast now goes by RB, which was not the case at the time of recording. And although the podcast has just ended it has some great archived content so check it out. The artist the butler was talking about is most probably Margaret Keane. Keane Eyes Gallery My Heart Will Go On - Recorder By Candlelight by Matt Mulholland “Bachelor party dressed as Magnum, P.I. ousted from Tigers game” - Detroit News article from 09/19/2017 TW: Vietnam War references, losing a spouse

In this episode we're reaching into the archive and retrieving stories of secrets and lies from the world of art. Over many years Shaun Greenhalgh created art forgeries in his garden shed in the English town of Bolton. He fooled the art world into thinking his paintings and sculptures were lost masterpieces by the likes of Leonardo da Vinci, Gauguin and Degas. The scale and breadth of his work is unprecedented. The personal story behind one of the most famous art frauds of recent times. Margaret Keane was the artist behind the popular 'Big Eyes' paintings of the 1960s, but her husband Walter Keane bullied her into letting him take the credit for them. He made millions of dollars from them, until Margaret took him to court to prove they were her own. Margaret's story was turned into a feature film by Hollywood director, Tim Burton. And if all this sharing of secrets has got you thinking about a story in your own life we'd love to hear it. Write to us, or send a short voice memo to outlook@bbc.com. The secret could be about you or someone you know, or it could just be a fantastic tale you heard. If your story is about someone you know, just make sure they're ok with you telling us about it. Presenter: Jo Fidgen Producer: Fiona Woods Original story producers: Fiona Woods and Tim Allen Music: Joel Cox

In this episode we're reaching into the archive and retrieving stories of secrets and lies from the world of art. Over many years Shaun Greenhalgh created art forgeries in his garden shed in the English town of Bolton. He fooled the art world into thinking his paintings and sculptures were lost masterpieces by the likes of Leonardo da Vinci, Gauguin and Degas. The scale and breadth of his work is unprecedented. The personal story behind one of the most famous art frauds of recent times. Margaret Keane was the artist behind the popular 'Big Eyes' paintings of the 1960s, but her husband Walter Keane bullied her into letting him take the credit for them. He made millions of dollars from them, until Margaret took him to court to prove they were her own. Margaret's story was turned into a feature film by Hollywood director, Tim Burton. And if all this sharing of secrets has got you thinking about a story in your own life we'd love to hear it. Write to us, or send a short voice memo to outlook@bbc.com. The secret could be about you or someone you know, or it could just be a fantastic tale you heard. If your story is about someone you know, just make sure they're ok with you telling us about it. Presenter: Jo Fidgen Producer: Fiona Woods Original story producers: Fiona Woods and Tim Allen Music: Joel Cox

"Marginalized" is a series within a series examining the ways in which women's efforts are taken less seriously and often left by the wayside in particular fields. In this episode, Jess discussing the "Big Eyes" paintings by Margaret Keane and Jayna discusses general trends in readership and book publishing. 

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/yf5s6p5x A slab in Irish placed over Margaret Keane's grave in Coventry. Leac i nGaeilge curtha os cionn uaigh Margaret Keane in Coventry. Margaret Keane 's grave was laid to rest in Coventry, England today, and the words "In our hearts forever" are engraved on it. Cuireadh leac ar uaigh Margaret Keane i Coventry Shasana inniu agus tá na focail "Inár gcroí go deo" greannta air. Their people in England had long been campaigning against rule - which did not allow a message of tribute in Irish only on a gravestone. Bhí feachtas ar bun le fada ag a muintir i Sasana iad ag cur in aghaidh rialú - nár cheadaigh teachtaireacht ómóis i nGaeilge amháin ar leac uaighe. That decision was overturned in the highest Ecclesiastical Court in England last month. Cuireadh an cinneadh sin ar neamhní sa gCúirt Eaglasta is airde i Sasana an mhí seo caite. It was announced today that the message of tribute in Irish is now engraved on the slab on Margaret Keane 's grave. Fógraíodh inniu go bhfuil an teachtaireacht ómóis i nGaeilge anois greannta ar an leac atá ar uaigh Mhargaret Keane.

Ar an gclár seo labhair Oisín Mac Conamhna ó Londain linn le labhairt faoi chás Margaret Keane, ar bhuaigh a clann cás cúirte i Londain chun focail Gaeilge a chur ar a huaigh, agus an tacaíocht a thug Conradh na Gaeilge i Londain don chlann. Chomh maith leis sin labhróimid faoi imeachtaí idirnáisiúnta Seachtain na Gaeilge.

After years of cast announcements, a biopic of painter Margaret Keane escaped development hell thanks to director Tim Burton and Oscar hopeful Amy Adams with 2014′s Big Eyes. A departure from Burton’s late-career big-budget preexisting IP efforts, the film promised a showcase for Adams that could earn her that elusive Oscar after her previous five … Continue reading "134 – Big Eyes (with Jorge Molina)"

Nuacht Mhall. Príomhscéalta na seachtaine, léite go mall. * Inniu an seachtú lá déag de mhí Feabhra. Is mise Gráinne Ní Bhrosnacháin. Thug an Chuirt Eaglasta i gCanterbury cead do chlann Margaret Keane ráiteas Gaelainn a chur ar a leac cuimhneacháin i gCoventry, Sasana. Fuair Margaret Keane bás dhá bhliain ó shin. Ní raibh cead ag a clann ráiteas i nGaeilge amháin a chur ar a leac mar cheap an breitheamh Stephen Eyre QC go raibh an ráiteas ‘inár gcroíthe go deo' polaitúil gan aistriúchán Béarla leis. Bhí Margaret Keane an-bhainteach leis an gCumann Lúthchleas Gael agus bhí aithne go mór uirthi i measc an phobail Ghaelaigh. Theastaigh an teaghlach go mbeadh an leac uaighe réidh roimis Lá Fhéile Padraig agus anois is feidir é seo a dhéanamh. Dúirt Oisín Mac Conamhna ó Chonradh na Gaeilge i Londain, go raibh gliondar croí air don chlann agus gach Éireannach sa tír seo agus do dhaoine a bhfuil ag iarraidh a bhfocail ina rogha theanga féin a chur ar a leac cuimhneacháin. Fuadaíodh ós cionn 300 cailín ó mheánscoil sa bhaile Jangebe i dTuaisceart na Nigéire. Cuireadh an milleán ar dronga coireachta mar tá siad ag fuascailt daoine le deanaí. Sa bhliain 2014, fuadaíodh 276 cailín a bhí ar scoil. An eagraíocht mhíliteach ioslamaíoch Boko Haram a bhí i mbun. Dúirt na gardaí go bhfuil siad amuigh in éineacht leis an arm teagmhasach ar thóraíocht na gcailíní. Dúirt an t-eagras UNICEF go bhfuil fearg agus brón orthu gur fuadaíodh leanaí sa Nigéar aríst agus go bhfuil sé ag sarú cearta leanaí. Tá an 25ú sraith curtha i gcrích ag an sobaldráma Ros na Rún. D'eirigh leis an bhfoireann leiriúcháin 82 clár a thaifeadadh thar 24 seachtain. Mar gheall ar na srianta le Covid 19, thángadar ar slí taifeadadh a dhéanamh go sábhailte trí oifigigh Covid a bheith acu agus úsáid a bhaint as treallamh nua. Bhí na haisteoirí ábalta a bheith in aice le na chéile go sábhálta ag leanúint na treoirlínte. * Léirithe ag Conradh na Gaeilge i Londain. Tá an script ar fáil i d'aip phodchraolta. * GLUAIS roimis - roimh (Gaeilge na Mumhan) gliondar - joy fuadaigh - kidnap fuascail - ransom curtha i gcrích - completed treallamh - equipment

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/y7tk2l7u Permission to place an inscription in Irish only on a woman's gravestone. Cead inscríbhinn i nGaeilge amháin a chur ar leac uaighe mná. Multimedia Journalist The highest court in the Church of England has decided to allow Margaret Keane 's family to place an inscription in Irish only on her gravestone. Iriseoir Ilmheán Tá cinneadh déanta ag an chúirt is airde in Eaglais Shasana cead a thabhairt do theaghlach Margaret Keane inscríbhinn i nGaeilge amháin a chur ar leac a huaighe. It was decided to allow the family to engrave "In our hearts forever" on the woman 's slab in the cemetery of St Giles' Church in Exhall near Coventry without any English translation. Cinneadh cead a thabhairt don teaghlach "In ár gcroíthe go deo" a ghreanadh ar leac na mná i reilig Shéipéal Naomh Giles in Exhall in aice le Coventry gan aon aistriúchán Béarla a bheith leis. Margaret Keane, a native of Co Meath, passed away in England in 2018. Cailleadh Margaret Keane, as Co na Mí ó dhúchas, i Sasana in 2018. She was well known in the Gaelic Athletic Association and in the Irish community as a whole. Bhí aithne mhór uirthi i gCumann Lúthchleas Gael agus i measc an phobail Éireannaigh trí chéile thall. The family had appealed against a judge's ruling in a lower ecclesiastical court last year that an English version of the inscription must also be placed on the slab for fear that people might think the Irish language was a political slogan. Bhí achomharc déanta ag an teaghlach in aghaidh rialú breithimh i gcúirt eaglasta níos ísle anuraidh go gcaithfí leagan Béarla den inscríbhinn a chur ar an leac chomh maith ar eagla go gceapfadh daoine gur mana polaitiúil a bhí sa Ghaeilge. The family's attorney claimed that the ruling was discriminatory and that there were inscriptions in Welsh, Latin and Hebrew on other gravestones in the same cemetery with no translations. Mhaígh aturnae an teaghlaigh go raibh an rialú sin leithchealach agus go raibh inscríbhinní i mBreatnais, i Laidin agus in Eabhrais ar leaca uaighe eile sa reilig chéanna gan aon aistriúcháin lena dtaobh. At the appeal in the historic St Mary-le-Bow church in Cheapside in London city center today, the ecclesiastical court accepted those arguments and the three judges ordered that a translation be provided to the registrar in the local parish. Ag an achomharc i séipéal stairiúil St Mary-le-Bow in Cheapside i lár chathair Londan inniu, ghlac an chúirt eaglasta leis na hargóintí sin agus dordaigh an triúr breitheamh go gcuirfí aistriúchán ar fáil don chláraitheoir sa pharóiste áitiúil. They will publish their full judgment in the future. Foilseoidh siad a mbreithiúnas iomlán amach anseo. Margaret Keane 's family brought the case with the help of the London branch of. Thug clann Margaret Keane an cás le cúnamh ó Chraobh Londan de Chonradh na Gaeilge. The family was also supported by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the most senior member of the Church of England, and promised to pay their expenses. Thacaigh Ardeaspag Canterbury, an té is sinsearaí in Eaglais Shasana, leis an teaghlach chomh maith agus gheall sé a gcuid costas a íoc. Ecclesiastical courts are independent of the Church itself in England. Tá cúirteanna eaglasta neamhspleách ar an Eaglais féin i Sasana.

In this episode Mark talks about one of his favourite films: the 2014 American biographical comedy-drama "Big Eyes" directed by Tim Burton. The story of the film depicts the life of American artist Margaret Keane (played in the film by Amy Adams) - who is famous for painting portraits of people with big eyes - and how in the 1960s her then husband, Walter Keane (played in the film by Christoph Waltz), took credit for Margaret's successful and popular paintings and forced Margaret to live a lie and at the expense of her happiness, while Walter received all the praise and all the financial rewards. Written by Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski, the film follows the then Margaret Ulbrich as she leaves her ex-husband with their daughter Jane, Margaret's move to San Francisco to start a new life for herself and her daughter, Margaret's meeting and then marriage to Walter Keane, Margaret struggle to keep the secret that she and not Walter is the real artist of the "big eyes" paintings, Margaret's life of living in fear while being married to Walter, and Margaret's eventual escape away from Walter with her daughter Jane and their move to Honolulu, Hawaii, where Margaret would successfully expose Walter's plagiarism of her work for all the world to see. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/markthepoet/message

Nuacht Mhall. Príomhscéalta na seachtaine, léite go mall. * Inniu an fichiú lá de mhí Feabhra. Is mise Gwyneth Nic Aidicín Ní Loinsigh. Beidh rogha ag daltaí na hardteiste i mbliana idir grád measta nó scrúdú traidisiúnta a dhéanamh le haghaidh gach ábhair. Is féidir leis na daltaí grád measta a roghnú, na scrúduithe a dhéanamh le haghaidh gach ábhair nó meascán idir na hábhair a roghnú. Gheobhaidh gach dálta a ngráid i ngrúpa amháin ag an am céanna le foilsiú thorthaí na scrúduithe. Do na daltaí a dhéanann cinneadh na scrúdaithe a dhéanamh, beidh siad ar siúl ag an ngnátham i Mí an Mheithimh, bunaithe ar chomhairle sláinte phoiblí. Beidh na scrúduithe béil ar siúl i rith na Cásca. Cuireadh an Teastas Sóisearach ar ceal san iomlán. Leis sin, d'fhógair an Tánaiste Leo Varadkar Dé hAoine go dtosóidh athoscailt chéimnithe do bhunscoileanna agus scoileanna dara-leibhéal i mí an Mhárta. Beidh achomharc i gcás chlann Margaret Keane ar siúl Dé Céadaoin an ceathrú lá is fiche de mhí Feabhra. Bhásaigh Margaret Keane i gCoventry i dhá mhíle is a hocht déag ach níos mó ná dhá bhliain tar éis a báis, tá a clann fós sa chúirt ag troid in aghaidh cinneadh a dhiúltaigh dóibh an ráiteas ‘Inár gcroíthe go deo' a chur i nGaeilge amháIn ar a leac chuimhneacháin. Tharla an rialú sa chúirt eaglasta Shasana ina dúirt an breitheamh Stephen Eyre go raibh baol ann, gan aistriúcháin i mBéarla, go nglacfaí leis an ráiteas i nGaeilge mar ráiteas polaitiúil de shaghas éigin. Níl fadhb ag an sagart áitiúil i gCoventry nó ag an Eaglais Shasana go ginearáta leis an ráiteas ar an leac chuimhneacháin, ar ndóigh, tá ráiteas i dteangacha éagsúla le feiceáil i reiligí timpeall na Sasana. Beidh baill ó Chonradh na Gaeilge i Londain ag déanamh idirghabháil ar son an teaghlaigh ag an achomharc agus tá tacaíocht na craoibhe acu. Bhí tuirlingt rathúil ag an gcarr gealaí Mars nua, darb ainm ‘Perseverance' oíche Déardaoin. Bhí imní ar na hinnealtóirí ag Nasa faoin tuirlingt toisc gur rud an-deacair é tuirlingt rathúil a dhéanamh ar Mars, le beagnach leath d'iarrachtaí roimhe seo a theip orthú. Thaistil an róbat ceithre chéad is seachtó milliún ciliméadar idir an Domhan agus Mars thar seacht mí. Anois, caithfidh sé dhá bhliain ag cuardú an pláinéid le haghaidh fianaise de bheatha atá caite. Thuirling an carr gealaí Perseverance i gcráitéar darb ainm Jezero, ceaptar gurb suíomh de loch é na billiúin bliain ó shin. Creideann eolaithe, áit a bhí uisce ann, seans go raibh beatha ann freisin. Tógfaidh an carr gealaí grianghraif den tír-raon, úsáidfidh sé druilire beag le samplaí carraige a bháilíú agus i gceann cúpla lá, tá súil ag Nasa héileacáptair bheaga a láinseáil uaidh. Má tá an turgnamh rathúil, an chéad eitilt chumhachta lasmuigh den Domhan a bheidh i gceist. * Léirithe ag Conradh na Gaeilge i Londain. Tá an script ar fáil i d'aip phodchraolta. * GLUAIS grád measta - predicted grade athoscailt chéimnithe - stepped reopening achomharc - appeal lead chuimhneacháin - headstone idirghabháil - intervention tuirlingt rathúil - successful landing carr gealaí - rover cráitéar - crater

Slight Trigger: We do discuss a very unhappy and an emotionally abusive marriage.In this BONUS episode, we expand on Margaret Keane's insane story of her husband taking credit for her work for many many years that resulted in a lawsuit and a paint-off in the courtroom to prove she was the real artist. We discuss her early life, the whole scandal and scam of it all, and the truth and lies behind the movie directed by Tim Burton about her story.

Bíblia em um ano: Levítico 11–12, Mateus 26:1-25 …como dizem as Escrituras: “Quem quiser orgulhar-se, orgulhe-se somente no Senhor”. 1 Coríntios 1:31 Escritura de hoje: Jeremias 9:23-26 Na década de 60, pinturas de pessoas ou animais com olhos enormes e tristes se tornaram populares. Alguns as consideravam “bregas” ou cafonas, mas outros gostavam muito. Quando o marido de uma artista começou a promover as criações da sua esposa, o casal se tornou bastante próspero. Mas a assinatura da artista — Margaret Keane — não aparecia nas obras. Em vez disso, o marido dela apresentava os trabalhos como se fossem seus. Receosa, Margaret omitiu a fraude por 20 anos até o fim do casamento. Foi preciso levar tintas ao tribunal para provar a identidade da verdadeira artista. A mentira do homem foi algo errado, mas até nós, seguidores de Jesus, podemos achar fácil tomar o crédito pelos nossos talentos, pelas nossas características de liderança ou até por nossas boas obras. Mas essas qualidades só são possíveis pela graça de Deus. Em Jeremias 9, o profeta lamenta a falta de humildade e o coração obstinado do povo. Segundo o Senhor, não devemos nos orgulhar da nossa sabedoria, força ou riquezas, mas apenas de saber que Ele é o Senhor “que demonstra amor leal e traz justiça e retidão à terra” (v.24). Nosso coração se enche de gratidão quando percebemos a identidade do verdadeiro Artista. “Toda dádiva que é perfeita […] vem do alto, do Pai…” (Tiago 1:17). Todo crédito, todo louvor pertencem ao Doador das dádivas. Por: Cindy Hess Kasper

Caroline Brogan, Solicitor, and Bernadette Martin, daughter of Margaret Keane, discuss their ongoing battle with the church court that refused a Gaelic inscription on Margaret Keane's grave.

Bem vindxs ao terceiro episódio da série "Pecados capitais". Hoje nós falaremos da inveja. E para ilustrar esse tema, eu trouxe a historia da pintora Margaret Keane.A artista Margaret Keane é conhecida por criar pinturas distintas de figuras de olhos grandes. Ela era casada com Walter Keane e ficou consternada ao descobrir que Walter estava levando o crédito por seu trabalho. Pois é. Para acessar as referências desse episódio basta acessar www.querqueeudesenhe.com.brNão se esqueçam de nos seguir em nossas redes sociais:Nosso grupo fechado no FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/322054649023965/Instagram: @quer.queeudesenheTwitter: @EuDesenhe

Margaret Keane, CEO at Synchrony Financial, explains that consumers are back out and shopping despite the pandemic. She speaks with Bloomberg Businessweek anchors Carol Massar and Jason Kelly in the latest edition of Businessweek Talks. Producer: Doni Holloway.

A family in the UK have lost their quest to have an Irish epitaph engraved without translation on their mother's tombstone. Margaret Keane died two years ago and is buried in Coventry. The family wanted to engrave the words ‘In ár gcroíthe go deo’ on the gravestone Earlier today Breakfast spoke to Bernadette Martin daughter of Margaret Keane Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.     Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.    You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Margaret Keane, CEO at Synchrony Financial, explains that consumers are back out and shopping despite the pandemic. She speaks with Bloomberg Businessweek anchors Carol Massar and Jason Kelly in the latest edition of Businessweek Talks. Producer: Doni Holloway. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Margaret Keane, CEO at Synchrony Financial, discusses how the coronavirus outbreak has impacted consumers. She says spending is improving and that 75% of Synchrony customers who initially deferred payments have returned to paying their credit cards. Hosts: Carol Massar and Jason Kelly. Producer: Doni Holloway.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Margaret Keane, CEO at Synchrony Financial, discusses how the coronavirus outbreak has impacted consumers. She says spending is improving and that 75% of Synchrony customers who initially deferred payments have returned to paying their credit cards. Hosts: Carol Massar and Jason Kelly. Producer: Doni Holloway. 

How have your spending habits changed since the pandemic struck? Fewer in-person dips or swipes of your credit card? More e-commerce? Are these short-term changes temporary, or the beginning of a payments sea change? Margaret Keane, CEO of Synchrony, joins us to explore the future of payments, leading a disparate workforce through difficult times, and how Synchrony is innovating and diversifying to meet the needs of its clients, today and in the future.                                                      Inside the ICE House: https://www.theice.com/insights/conversations/inside-the-ice-house

In this 121st episode of Fintech Impact, Jason Pereira, award-winning financial planner, university lecturer, writer, and host interviews Daniel P. Simon, Author of the book The Money Hackers. Daniel P. Simon talks about the different founders and companies that have changed the finance world in the last 10 years. Episode Highlights: ● 00:55 – Daniel P. Simon introduces himself. ● 01:47 – How did his book The Money Hackers come to be? ● 03:44 – What was the biggest surprise Daniel came across while writing the book? ● 06:18 – What made his interview subjects different? ● 10:00 – Teaching financial literacy is a difficult thing. ● 14:21 – What was the craziest story he came across while writing the book? ● 16:48 – Daniel talks about the founders of the robo advisors. ● 23:42 – What are the two types of competition according to Daniel? ● 26:14 – Where will the robo movement most likely lead us? ● 27:23 – Daniel tells the story of Green Dot Banking. ● 32:55 – He shares stories about Margaret Keane from Synchrony and Blythe Masters from JPMorgan. ● 36:00 – What would Daniel P. Simon change in his business or industry? ● 40:05 – Was there a commonality to the people he interviewed that they faced a common challenge? ● 44:57 – What kept Daniel P. Simon excited about working on his book every day? 3 Key Points 1. Over 150 entrepreneurs were interviewed for the book The Money Hackers. 2. Typically, if you don’t implement the learnings of financial literacy within a couple months, it is as if you didn’t learn them at all. 3. Steve Streit, the founder of Green Dot Banking, coined the music genre ‘Soft Rock.’ Tweetable Quotes: ● “I’ve spent most of my career on Wall Street. So, I’m a communications guy. I advise, obviously, some of the largest banks and asset managers and trading companies and technology firms in the world.” – Daniel P. Simon ● “If you add up all of the assets of the robo advisors, they are not even 1% of Vanguard.” – Daniel P. Simon ● “More people in this country (USA) own a cellphone than a bank account, and we don’t see it every day. But a vast amount of this population is woefully underserved by the traditional financial industry.” – Daniel P. Simon Resources Mentioned: ● Facebook – Jason Pereira’s Facebook ● LinkedIn – Jason Pereira’s LinkedIn ● FintechImpact.co – Website for Fintech Impact ● JasonPereira.ca – Sign up for Jason Pereira’s newsletter ● DanielPSimon.com – Website for Daniel P Simon ● Linkedin – Daniel P. Simon’s Linkedin ● The Money Hackers – The book The Money Hackers See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Deze aflevering zit vol vrouwen die van hun intellectueel eigendom zijn bestolen, in het bijzonder spelontwikkelaar Lizzie Magie en schilder Margaret Keane. Deze twee feministische feitjes worden gescheiden door een feitje over de piemeltekeningen van Bill Clinton en Jackie Treehorn. Sanne vond bovendien nog wat rechtbankdrama's waarin papegaaien figureerden.

Episode 25 with LIZZY FALCONCaptivating, fascinating, unique, and soulful, describe Lizzy Falcon’s artwork. Lizzy's work has a whimsical, yet "emo-like" feeling. Thematic threads of her work are grey-toned girls with one big eye as "Big-Eye-Art" and the Lowbrow Art Movement have had a major impact on her, and she (usually) only exposes one eye: the left eye, as that is the eye that represents true emotion. Lizzy uses grey tones for her characters to avoid assigning them race or ethnicity, as all human should be permitted to relate to them, but they end up with a slight creepy look, and that's okay. Lizzy does not try to capture absolute realism in her works, preferring the fantastic and whimsical. Margaret Keane and Walt Disney have been her two biggest artistic influences. As a child, Keane's artwork adorned Lizzy's walls and inspired her to be an artist later in her life. Lizzy is a self-taught artist and mainly works with acrylics on canvas.Lizzy has had the honor to show alongside some very talented artist from all around the world. In addition, buyers from all corners of the world have purchased Lizzy's paintings and sculptures. Whether Lizzy is painting, sculpting, or creating animated shorts of her characters, she is always creating something new.Lizzy is opening the Lotus Gallery and Art center, Grand Opening May 2, 2020.

With more than 80-million active accounts – Synchrony is one of the world’s largest financial services companies. While you may not recognize the name – you might actually be a customer. Synchrony provides credit cards for more than one hundred stores and brands including Amazon, Lowe’s and American Eagle. Verizon is the latest company to announce it’s teaming up with Synchrony - offering customers its first consumer credit card.

Margaret Keane is CEO of Synchrony. Prior to that role, she led the Retail Card platform as president and CEO beginning in 2004 and then expanded her responsibilities in 2011 to become president and CEO of their North American Retail Finance business. Through those years, she developed the leadership skills needed to manage a successful organization that has now become a Fortune 200 company five years post-separation. She was able to infuse a mindset of inclusion and innovation into 16,500+ employees which has driven an incredibly diverse culture for all employees to be their authentic selves. Margaret continues to transform Synchrony, positioning the company for long-term growth by focusing on innovation and technology. Margaret led the integration of the company’s strategic imperatives focused on accelerating growth and diversification, directing her management team to oversee areas including business strategy, venture investments and M&A, enterprise data analytics, customer experience, and expansion of the company’s direct to consumer banking and products strategy. Her passion for emerging technology has been a trademark of her 38-year career, as she fully embraces the need to integrate business and technology strategies – understanding that the two must co-exist. Margaret pushes Synchrony to be nimbler and move faster than ever. The company’s deep technology investments are paying off, driving initiatives to make consumer purchases seamless and frictionless.

Elle a été pendant des années usurpée par son mari qui prétendait au public être l’auteur des toiles. Son nom: Margaret Keane. A travers le mensonge dans lequel elle s’est retrouvée prise au piège, découvrez sa True story. Un style très personnel Margaret D. H. Keane née Peggy Doris Hawkins en 1927 à Nashville, dans l’état du Tennessee. C’est une jeune fille gentille, douce, timide et un peu naïve. Margaret se met à dessiner dès son plus jeune âge et se passionne très vite pour la peinture. A 10 ans, elle commence à prendre des cours dans sa ville natale et réalise sa première peinture à l’huile. Avec ses pinceaux, elle représente deux petites filles, l’une qui pleure et l’autre qui rit. Elle offrira cette première toile à sa grand-mère. A l’âge de 18 ans, Margaret part étudier au Traphagen School of Design de New York. La jeune artiste commence à trouver son identité en terme de peinture, et se met à faire des portraits d’enfants avec des yeux étrangement grands, arborant un drôle d’air triste. La jeune fille a en fait subi à 2 ans une opération qui a endommagé sévèrement son tympan. Suite à ça, elle entend mal et s’est mise à tout observer et a appris à regarder les gens dans les yeux pour mieux les comprendre. Elle explique “Les enfants ont de grands yeux. Quand je fais un portrait, les yeux sont la partie la plus expressive du visage. Et ils sont devenus de plus en plus grands.” Les yeux sont pour elle le reflet de l’âme et ceux qu’elle peint sont en réalité le reflet de ses propres émotions. Retour dans les années 50Nous sommes en Californie. Margaret a 26 ans. Elle prend la décision inhabituelle pour l’époque et plutôt mal vue de quitter son mari, un physicien qui l’étouffe. Margaret prend la route direction San Francisco avec sa fille Jane, alors âgée de 5 ans, et ses tableaux. La jeune artiste essaye de vivre de sa passion: la peinture, et expose ses portraits, appelés “Big Eyes” dans un marché d’art franciscanais. Sur le marché, un autre exposant repère les toiles de Margaret et aborde la jeune femme. L’homme, Walter, âgé de 12 ans de plus que Margaret, a l’air sensible et mielleux. Il se présente à Margaret comme un agent immobilier prospère et peintre du dimanche. Il peint des paysages de Paris, où il aurait voyagé pendant une semaine. La jeune femme tombe vite sous le charme de ce beau parleur... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, Kristina and Elizabeth discuss the lives and work of two "fame-adjacent" women artists, Camille Claudel and Margaret Keane. 

You’re eyes are gonna get as big as Margaret Keane’s big eyed paintings! This time it wasn’t a stranger who stole a woman’s ideas; tune in to find out who she knew who took her art and sold it as his own on You Heard and That Right!

In the first episode of MovieMaker Interviews, "Dolemite Is My Name" screenwriters Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski tell us how they went from college roommates to masters of the biopic. They walk us through their writing process, from research to cards to first draft, then get into specifics about "Ed Wood," "The People vs. Larry Flynt," "Man on the Moon," "Big Eyes," "The People vs. O.J. Simpson," and finally "Dolemite Is My Name." Jokes are told. Mel Brooks calls. And we learn the "Dolemite" line that came indirectly from Dave Chappelle.Here are some highlights, with timestamps:1:12: Interview begins.1:48: Scott and Larry praise the genre films of Herschell Gordon Lewis.2:35: Shout out to Los Angeles' Nuart and New Beverly theaters.3:22: How Larry started gaming Scott from the first day they met.4:19: Scott explains his and Larry's obsession with "indie genre cult movies."8:20: Who types, and who sits on the couch.12:06: Scott and Larry explain the importance of funny voices in their process.13:50: Rights.14:13: Diving into "Ed Wood."14:50: Meeting Larry Flynt.15:30: Working with Margaret Keane on "Big Eyes."15:58: Being journalists to research Andy Kaufman for "Man on the Moon."17:30: How "People v. OJ Simpson" was unique21:30: How Dave Chappelle contributed a scene to "Dolemite Is My Name"24:57: Mel Brooks calls27:30: A fantastic Village People story30:18: Scott and Larry's advice to screenwriters34:30: The crossover between Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood" and "Dolemite Is My Name" See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Manny Tang will show you that “cuteness has a dark side, too.” Tang, a Taiwanese-American whose artist alias is China Cat 663, has lived and worked in Rockford since 2002. Her art is omnipresent in the city and around the Midwest. Merchandise of her designs are for sale in the gift shop of Rockford Art Museum. Her latest group show, called “Rapture 2019. Muse” opened at the Aeon Gallery in Richmond, Illinois, on Oct. 26th. The figures in Manny’s paintings take physical cues from the “Big Eyes” work of Margaret Keane. The humanoid figures have the strong feminine and fairy tale qualities of Manga and the classic sailor-girl tattoos. The sexuality is drawn for the female gaze as a rebuttal to pop-culture’s dominant, male-centric point of view. The themes of bondage and domination create an ominous thread throughout her work that inspired her motto: “Cuteness has a dark side, too.” Her acrylics and watercolors are masterful combinations of color that are pleasing to stare at. And her mostly monochromatic linoleum block prints equally reward lingering eye balls. In this show, Manny talks about her artwork and reminisces about the unique and much-talked-about “Black Rabbit Masquerade Hoedown” at 317 Art Collective in early September. More information Rockford Register Star: www.rrstar.com Host: Scott P. Yates; 815-987-1348; syates@rrstar.com; @scottpyates Manny Chinacat: http://chinacat663.com Instagram: @chinacat663 Music: Music from https://filmmusic.io "Darkness is Coming" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

In this episode we look at the artist Margaret Keane, the gal who had to fight to get her name on her art in 1960s America. 

It's annoying, but it's real. Sometimes ladies get the shaft. Amy discusses Lizzie Magie and her economic board game The Landlord's Game. Shelby covers Margaret Keane and her Big Eyes paintings. Sit back and try not to break a pencil in half. 

It's annoying, but it's real. Sometimes ladies get the shaft. Amy discusses Lizzie Magie and her economic board game The Landlord's Game. Shelby covers Margaret Keane and her Big Eyes paintings. Sit back and try not to break a pencil in half. 

Richard Lawson returns to discuss the late-Burton effort: 2014's Big Eyes. But why are the eyes so big? Should Christoph Waltz be the star of his own network TV sitcom? How did Burton pull off making the focus of this movie about the main character's abuser? Together they examine the eyes (which are big), Margaret Keane's history and Alita: Battle Angel (which is also known as Big Eyes 2.) This episode is sponsored by [Hims](https://www.forhims.com/check), [Talkspace](http://talkspace.com/) CODE: CHECK and [Away](https://www.awaytravel.com/check) CODE: CHECK. Plus, check out past (and future) guests Richard and Joanna Robinson's podcast [Still Watching: Game of Thrones](https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/still-watching-game-of-thrones/id1328561705?mt=2). Get Richard's book [All We Can Do Is Wait](https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/546024/all-we-can-do-is-wait-by-richard-lawson/9780448494128/)!

And now for something completely different: Mile Twelve is a folk, bluegrass & Americana group based in Boston, but with roots all over the country and indeed the world. Massachusettsian guitarist Evan Murphy and New Zealand-raised banjo extraordinaire BB Bowness joined me at One Sellin' Out Plaza to discuss how their music is perceived differently from region to region, their decidedly un-Shatneresque cover of Elton John's "Rocket Man," and also roasting me for not knowing who Del McCoury is even though I claim to "like bluegrass." MUSIC FROM THE SHOW: Mile Twelve, "Call My Soul" (from Onwards) Mile Twelve, "Onwards" (from Onwards) Mile Twelve, "The Margaret Keane" (from Onwards) View the whole Sellin' Out playlist on Spotify SUPPORT MILE TWELVE (seriously they already have dates into 2019 go see them) Support the show Email: sellinoutpodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @SellinOutAD Sellin' Out blog (including transcripts) Photo by Nick DiNatale Theme music: Such Gold, "No Cab Fare"

Margaret Keane was recently featured in Tim Burton's "Big Eyes" and the film is fairly accurate. Jim and Vanessa discuss how Margaret's 2nd husband took over, and if her art is valid or not. What do you think about big eye paintings? Art, I Swear | Podcast

In today's episode, Synchrony Financial CEO Margaret Keane reveals how the Medici Effect inspires her to drive a diverse organization where people feel empowered, bold, and eager to explore fresh ideas.

Hello again, dear listeners! This episode we bring you a discussion of the 2014 Tim Burton film Big Eyes. We hope you enjoy!   Sources: http://www.boweryboyshistory.com/2014/11/robert-moses-rejected-this-terrifying.html   http://www.historyvshollywood.com/reelfaces/big-eyes/   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Keane   http://people.com/archive/margaret-keanes-artful-case-proves-that-she-and-not-her-ex-husband-made-waifs-vol-25-no-25/   http://uproxx.com/filmdrunk/the-daughter-of-big-eyes-subject-walter-keane-isnt-too-happy-about-the-tim-burton-movie/   http://time.com/3632635/the-true-story-behind-big-eyes/     Follow us on Twitter @lieographypod, Instagram @lieographypod, and Facebook here, or email us at lieographypodcast@gmail.com   Music: www.bensound.com

Fan Mail Friday Episode 028 Renee from Aspen Colorado writes in and that she recently saw a wonderful art documentary on Alexander Calder. She loves our podcast, She asks me what artistic movies are my favorite and if I have any and if I would share those? Thank you Renee for this for sharing this and I love this question! I have seen that Alexander Calder biography a number of years ago and it is truly spectacular I am a fan of his work and have been inspired by his talents as well. Well the answer to the question is a big giant yes, yes I do get inspired by biographies, documentaries, and films that feature artists and their journey through their life is an artist.  Whether the movie is fiction, factual, inspirational or biographical I always learn something from these individuals that have pave the way for other artists in history.  I am also inspired by production companies like Pixar, Disney, Lucas films etc. because those stories and journeys, trials triumphs and failures have all resulted in a unique art form that everyone of all ages can truly appreciate.  There are a handful of films that I have found that feature artists and the story of their life and their work that has inspired me in one way shape or form.  Alrighty… in not in any particular order I'm going to start off with films that just come right to my mind that I have really enjoyed, These are films about the artist themselves or representation of an artist: 1.) The Girl with the Pearl Earring  2.) Frida the story of Frida Kahlo 3.) The Thomas Crown Affair 4.) Pollick about Jackson Pollock 5.) Bigeyes about Margaret Keane 6.) Basquiat 7.) Midnight in Paris, 8.) Women in Gold (not Women in Red as I said in the podcast) …. and there are probably another 25 or so movies I could talk about....  Then there some movies that were off the beaten path that I'm not sure sure if they were big box office hits, but these are ones that come to mind and definitely worth a watch: 1.) Art School Confidential 2.) Chocolat 3.) June Bug  4.) The Best Offer Now I know perhaps some of you will be writing to me saying "what about this movie and what about that movie", I try to answer all these questions as fresh as they come in and as swiftly and spontaneous as I can. I want to be able to answer these questions so that they are as organic as possible unless it's something I truly have to research this is the format of this Fan Mail Friday is to address questions as they would as a spontaneous response based on if we were sitting around the table talking. If I have more time this week I will certainly delve into other movies, but I just wanted to address some that off the top of my head I have seen, I have been inspired by them most of them I would say I've watched more than 3 or 4 times …. and if I'm channel surfing and I see one of these movies or other artistic movies I will stop and watch it no matter what seeing the movie is in. Ha ha! Then there are the biographies, there are far too many biographies that I could mention right now that are awesome, I believe if you check on YouTube or even Google most famous artist you will find a biography or Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/rockstarmentor)

Matthew Sweet. You'll be captivated by the insight in this 2 part interview. You'll get a peek into the creative process of this Nebraska native, '90s hit-maker, and the many other projects he's been a part of, including working with Susanna Hoffs. Matthew discusses his previous albums and his approach to the music world and his upcoming album. This interview winds from music, to art (Margaret Keane paintings), to science, to philosophy, to being a Nebraskan. Matthew will draw you in and leave you wide-eyed for sure! Catch him in concert at Maha Festival in Omaha on Aug. 20th. Visit: http://www.matthewsweet.com/

Matthew Sweet. You'll be captivated by the insight in this 2 part interview. You'll get a peek into the creative process of this Nebraska native, '90s hit-maker, and the many other projects he's been a part of, including working with Susanna Hoffs. Matthew discusses his previous albums and his approach to the music world and his upcoming album. This interview winds from music, to art (Margaret Keane paintings), to science, to philosophy, to being a Nebraskan. Matthew will draw you in and leave you wide-eyed for sure! Catch him in concert at Maha Festival in Omaha on Aug. 20th. Visit: http://www.matthewsweet.com/

- The jury found in favor of Margaret Keane on all points.

스크린 잉글리시- The jury found in favor of Margaret Keane on all points.

Margaret Keane was a talented artist with the misfortune to marry a con-man who took credit for her paintings. In Big Eyes, her story gets a loving and satisfying telling from Tim Burton in more subdued form.

In Big Eyes, visionary filmmaker Tim Burton turns his lens on Margaret Keane — famous for her haunting paintings of big-eyed children — and her dramatic struggle for ownership of her art. Tim Burton and stars Amy Adams and Christoph Waltz discuss the process behind bringing the story to film with moderator Dave Itzkoff. Recorded December 12, 2014 at 92nd Street Y.

London's V+A Museum has just reopened the Weston Cast Court, which houses life-size plaster casts of statuary and artefacts from around Europe. It includes the museum's largest items, can it draw their largest crowds? Larry Gelbart's City of Angels is revived at London's Donmar Warehouse. A musical about the golden age of Hollywood, it garnered awards galore 25 years ago in its original run, will this production be a winner? Tim Burton's new film Big Eyes is about 1960s housewife Margaret Keane whose paintings of waifs with enormous dark eyes were wildly commercially successful, but her husband claimed all the glory until she decided to make a break for fame in her own right. Small Books: We look at 3 works of extremely short fiction. Hanif Kureishi, Haruki Murakami and AN Wilson all have stories to tell, that they feel are best-suited to new diminutive formats. The BBC has remade EF Benson's Mapp and Lucia in sumptuous style; is it a new classic?

The Dana Gould Hour Holiday Special! Big Eyes, Margaret Keane, Blood Freak, The Wrecking Crew & the men who gave away Superman. Pepitone waxes, Jonah Ray ponders, Spooky Time Theater and 2 Guys From Boston. Larry Karaszewski, Drew Friedman, Eddie Pepitone, Jonah Ray, Denny Tedesco & John Ennis.