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JUDY WOODRUFF:Next: a treasure trove of cubist art and a record gift for the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Margaret Warner has more. MARGARET WARNER:Philanthropist Leonard Lauder, an heir to the Estee Lauder estate, is giving the Met his en

pbs高端访谈:缅怀乡村音乐巨头乔治·琼斯

JEFFREY BROWN:And finally tonight: remembering a giant of country music, George Jones. It was that distinctive voice and the ability to convey heartache and sorrow in song that made George Jones a country music legend. He turned out number one single

pbs高端访谈:哈米德的新小说《如何在崛起的亚洲赚取不义之财》

6.jpg RAY SUAREZ:Next: a story about love, life and the quest for success in a modern metropolis. Jeffrey Brown has our book conversation. JEFFREY BROWN:A poor boy from a rural village comes to a sprawling, wild, sometimes violent city and struggles,

pbs高端访谈:诗集《Angles of Ascent》收录非裔美国诗人作品

JEFFREY BROWN:And finally tonight, bringing contemporary African-American poetry into the public eye. CHARLES HENRY ROWELL, Callaloo: I think we're going to have to omit Colson Whitehead. JEFFREY BROWN:Meeting to plan the summer issue of the literacy

pbs高端访谈:白宫利用社会媒体来规避新闻发布会

RAY SUAREZ:Next: to our series about the digital world's cultural impact. NewsHour political editor Christina Bellantoni is here with the Daily Download team. CHRISTINA BELLANTONI:Ordinary citizens have more opportunities to talk directly to the pres

PBS高端访谈:曼陀林大师克里斯打破陈规扮演牧草和巴赫

RAY SUAREZ: Next: a mandolin virtuoso who defies musical boundaries. Chris Thile has recorded bluegrass, country, folk, and jazz. Tomorrow, he releases a new album of Bach sonatas. Jeffrey Brown has our report. JEFFREY BROWN: The final movement of So

pbs高端访谈:女性在“原子城”的绝密任务

GWEN IFILL:Finally tonight, the tale of a top-secret town with a top-secret mission and the women who made history there. Ray Suarez has our book conversation. RAY SUAREZ:During the mid-1940s, thousands of young women got offers of good-paying jobs w

pbs高端访谈:乡村音乐传奇人物多莉·帕顿的新角色

JUDY WOODRUFF:Finally tonight: Dolly Parton's longtime passion project, passing on the gift of reading. The NewsHour's special correspondent for education, John Merrow, has the story. JOHN MERROW:Most of you are probably familiar with Dolly Parton, b

PBS高端访谈:美国文学最著名的人物之一易希·罗林斯再度回归

JEFFREY BROWN:And that allows you to look at various strains of American culture, right, in this case, the '60s. Post-Watts Riots is the setting. WALTER MOSLEY:And the beginning of the hippy movement, which is a whole other surprising event in Califo

PBS高端访谈:阿富汗妇女采用古诗歌讲述现代生活

JEFFREY BROWN:And finally tonight, we end where we began, with Afghanistan, but this time through a very different lens, one of language and culture. For many Americans, Afghanistan is a country shrouded in mystery, particularly its women, literally

PBS高端访谈:女演员兼歌手奥德拉·麦唐娜的舞台生涯

JEFFREY BROWN:Finally tonight: a leading lady of musical theater and much more. When Audra McDonald sings of going back home in a song by John Kander and Fred Ebb, she means it. New York is her home, but she spent much of the last four years in Los A

PBS高端访谈:摇滚歌手特雷·安纳斯塔西奥转战古典音乐

JUDY WOODRUFF:Finally tonight: how a front man of rock is charming new fans in the world of classic music, and yet still jamming for his adoring base after three decades on the road. Jeffrey Brown has our profile. JEFFREY BROWN:It's not where you exp

PBS高端访谈:戏剧弗鲁特韦尔车站勾勒出真实的生活情境

GWEN IFILL: Oscar Grant's name may never have been known if he had not been killed just hours into the new year of 2009. Now the story of the 22-year-old man who'd spent New Year's Eve celebrating with friends in San Francisco has become the subject

PBS高端访谈:16位彩票中奖者一举成名

JEFFREY BROWN: And finally tonight: the made-for-TV story of 16 lottery winners in New Jersey. They call themselves Ocean's 16, a play on the movie title, for the Ocean County employees who hit it big last week, winning one-third of a $448 million Po

PBS高端访谈:罗德里格兹被爆兴奋剂丑闻

RAY SUAREZ: Major League Baseball ejected a bevy of big names today in a doping scandal. The A-list of players was led by the man known as A-Rod, and his punishment topped them all: the rest of this season and all of next. He planned to appeal. For w

格雷厄姆·纳什谈”野蛮故事”和音乐朋友

JUDY WOODRUFF: Finally tonight: Famed musician Graham Nash has just come out with a new memoir of hislife in rock 'n' roll titled Wild Tales. In the mid-1960s, Nash had numerous number one pop hits with the British band The Hollies. He later became p

PBS高端访谈:艺术的真情流露

MARTIN FLETCHER:They pass like strangers in the night they are strangers in the night. Until 48th and 9th in Manhattan, where we recently came across an unusual exhibit at the Fountain Art Gallery. It asked people: Whats your story? It said: Slow dow

PBS高端访谈:年轻的大脑受益于音乐训练

JOSH ARONSON: Vianey Calixto lives in one of the poorest neighborhoods of Los Angeles and like many of her friends she was struggling in school. Vianeys interest in learning music prompted her parents to enroll her in a music program in their neighbo

PBS高端访谈:反对军政府的阿根廷诗人逝世

JUDY WOODRUFF:Finally tonight: remembering a poet who challenged his country's military dictators. Jeff is back with that. JEFFREY BROWN: Juan Gelman was an Argentine poet who became a major literary figure throughout Latin America and in Spain. He w

PBS高端访谈:底特律车展大卡车顺利出展

HARI SREENIVASAN: Some further thoughts about the state of the industry and what the auto show reflects about that. Dan Neil is the auto columnist for The Wall Street Journal. He attended the show in Detroit earlier this week. And Karl Brauer is a se