... defense scapegoat Duch testimony François Roux Kar Savuth ...

... François Kevorkian Dinosaur L “#5 (Go Bang!) ” Shep Pettibone Madonna “Everybody” ...

... M-13 prison Cambodian civil war Lon Nol regime Pol Pot François Bizot ...

... Jean-Luc Godard Paris Francois Truffaut Cahiers du Cinema auteurism Breathless/À bout de souffle (1960) ...

... Steven Harvey “Behind the Groove ” Walter Gibbons François Kevorkian Larry Levan David Mancuso John “Jellybean” Benitez Shep Pettibone ...

... Completing approximately thirty mixes for Prelude during 1982, François Kevorkian began to incorporate dub elements into his recordings during his mix of the album version of “D” Train’s “You’re the One for Me (Reprise).” He also started to freelance, remixing Dinosaur L’s “#5 (Go Bang...

... the R&B tradition. Harvey interviewed and analyzed six key figures: Walter Gibbons, François Kevorkian, Larry Levan, David Mancuso, John “Jellybean” Benitez, and Shep Pettibone. Harvey shared some of the concerns expressed by his interviewees and wondered if the specter of disco’s collapse now...

.... Godard talks about the process of making the film known in English as Breathless and about his role as both an auteur and a critic. Jean-Luc Godard Paris Francois Truffaut Cahiers du Cinema auteurism Breathless/À bout de souffle (1960) ...

... and a scapegoat, since, they said, he had not been a top leader. One of his lawyers, François Roux, also argued that the prosecution had missed an opportunity with history by seeking to portray Duch as a monster even though he sought to claim his humanity and hoped for dialogue and forgiveness, a claim many...