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Nicole Mitchell

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    Nov 8, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  1. Umbrella Fest welcomes a downpour of novel sounds

    The music of two continents converged Wednesday night at the Chicago Cultural Center, launching one of the prime gatherings of the fall season: the seventh annual Umbrella Music Festival.
    The music of two continents converged Wednesday night at the Chicago Cultural Center, launching one of the prime gatherings of the fall season: the seventh annual Umbrella Music Festival. As its name suggests, the event embraces a deluge of musical...

    Tags: Chicago Cultural Center, Culture, Festive Events, Music, Music Industry

    2. Nov 6, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  2. Bears score one for veterans -- via jazz

    When the <a href="http://chicagotribune.com/sports/football/bears">Chicago Bears</a> and the Houston Texans step off the grass at Soldier Field for halftime on Sunday evening, 60,000-plus fans &mdash; and possibly a national TV audience &mdash; will see and hear something they've never encountered before.
    When the Chicago Bears and the Houston Texans step off the grass at Soldier Field for halftime on Sunday evening, 60,000-plus fans — and possibly a national TV audience — will see and hear something they've never encountered before. For...

    Tags: Houston Texans, U.S. Military, New Products, Veterans Day, Chicago Bears

    3. Jul 12, 2011 |Story| Hartford Advocate

  3. Chris Weitz Takes An Indie Turn; Plus Mockumentary Hijinks and a Pooh Reboot

    It's not such a stretch that Chris Weitz, who with his brother Paul made millions with <em>American Pie</em> and most recently has been helming effects-laden fantasies like <em>The Golden Compass</em> and <em>Twilight: New Moon</em>, would direct a low-budget movie about Mexican immigrants in East L.A. His grandmother, Lupita Tovar, was a Mexican movie star (his mother, Susan Kohner, played the daughter passing for white in <em>Imitation of Life</em>) and she's still kicking at 100. For her, perhaps, is <em>A Better Life</em>, a well-observed, quietly moving drama about an illegal immigrant and single father (Demi&aacute;n Bichir) trying to make a better life for his ungrateful and indifferent teenage son (Jos&eacute; Juli&aacute;n), who had the good fortune to have been born in America.
    It's not such a stretch that Chris Weitz, who with his brother Paul made millions with American Pie and most recently has been helming effects-laden fantasies like The Golden Compass and Twilight: New Moon, would direct a low-budget movie about Mexican...

    Tags: Steve Coogan, Margo Stilley, File Sharing, Craig Ferguson, Sebastian Cabot

    4. May 18, 2011 | Los Angeles Times

  4. Herb Alpert arts winners include filmmaker who documents Mexico's drug wars

    Culture Monster
    Filmmaker who chronicles Mexico's drug wars among $75,000 Alpert Award winners...
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