A Day in the Life of Africa - On February 28, 2002, the race was on; nearly 100 of the world's top photojournalists had 24 hours to document the entire continent of Africa.

African Diaspora Film Festival - Spotlights films that would otherwise be ignored by traditional venues, the Festival offers a platform for conveying African Diaspora artistic styles and craft in film.

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America’s First Look into the camera- consists of more than 650 photographs dating from 1839 to 1864. Portrait daguerreotypes produced by the Mathew Brady studio make up the major portion of the collection. The collection also includes early architectural views by John Plumbe, several Philade...

Bonet, Pep - Spanish photojournalist whose work includes images of Sudan, Sierra Leone, Cuba, guide dogs, and the HIV/AIDS crisis.

Chambers, Tom - Artist who creates photomontages to reveal a personal vision about the nature of children, animals, and their interactions.

American Masters: Edward Curtis - An in-depth look at his complex, controversial career, and his monumental life work documenting Native North Americans. Companion to the documentary "Coming to Light."
George Eastman House: International Muse - Students of photography shouldn’t miss this online exhibit of photography from 1839 to the present. Collections are arranged by photographer, photographic equipment and related technologies. The collection of pre-cinema technology houses images from lante

Fazal Sheikh - Documents refugees throughout Africa and the Middle East.
Internet Movie Database - Prepare yourself for the biggest, best, most award-winning movie site on the planet. Reviews, ratings, plots, interviews, etc. A great tool when selecting video to show to a class!!!
LIFE Gallery of Photography - ...a presentation of photographs and photo essays from Time’s extensive photo collection
Matthew Brady Portrait Gallery - Portraits, Biography and more
Movie Review Query Engine - With 230,000 reviews of more than 26,000 films, the site puts you in the know so you’ll never have to watch a clunker again. Whether you’re headed to the theater or the video store, just type in the film title and get a dozen reviews, from the o
MPTV: The Ultimate Hollywood Stock Photo - The Hollywood photograph is part of our cultural history, documenting as it does, the development and growth of a uniquely American industry. Some are significant works of art in their own right.
myImager.com - lets you do basic photo editing tasks, including adjusting brightness, adding text, rotating or flipping, and even converting to black-and-white, all within your browser (no special software required). Fix up your digital shots and save them temporarily ...
National Gallery of Art: Tour: Selected - drawn entirely from the Gallery´s collection and from promised gifts, celebrates some of those recent additions, including works by pioneer photographer William Henry Fox Talbot, celebrated nineteenth-century masters such as Julia Margaret Cameron and Gus
New York Times movie reviews - Included in the free review archive are all films reviewed since 1980, reviews of all Best Picture Academy Award winners, as well as The New York Times guide to Best 1,000 Movies Ever Made.

Pieter Hugo - Intimate portraits that capture the human spirit. Subject matter includes inmates in mental hospitals, tuberculosis sufferers, ex-child slaves, refugees, and more.

R. Gardiner Photography - Black and white and night photos from NYC and London.
rogerebert.com - Ebert’s reviews, interviews and essays (all of which are now included) don’t need introduction. Not everyone will agree with his reviews or star ratings, but most will recognize his vast knowledge of cinema.
The American Museum of Photography - Take a fast-loading Guided Tour of our features and exhibitions Museum News--What’s New? -- What’s Next?
The World Wide Panorama - a non-commercial project, done simply to create enthusiasm for VR photography, and provide an outlet for our collective creativity. Sanctuary – A World Wide Panorama In the days leading up to the Solstice, December 17-21, 2004, 193 photographers in 38 countries...