** "I've always been outrageous - take it or leave it..."

That Other Dylan Movie - Sally Kirkland Talks Sallywood. The veteran actress has amassed an impressive body of work across the decades, 400 television shows and 270 movies so far - including The Sting, JFK, Blazing Saddles, The Way We Were, Private Benjamin, Kojak, Charlie's Angels, Cinderella Liberty, Lou Grant and so many others.

But in her latest, Kirland turns the spotlight on her instead, in the very personal and raw satirical drama. And revisiting memories of being part of Andy Warhol's Factory and related film work, including Factory Girl. Plus, revelations about her romantic relationship across the years with Bob Dylan, as lovers and collaborators as well on Dylan's music video, Unbelievable. Along with her creative coming of age inspired by her late godmother, actress Shelley Winters.

** "I got to start here, I got to start this story from the end. This whole deep state narrative stuff - the red pill people..."

When it comes to this deep state stuff - they'll never fool me again.' Pacifica Host Garland Nixon pulls back the curtain on masks coloring the contradictions. With connections to war mongers, weapons of mass destruction, covid, biolabs, Iraq, Vietnam, Ukraine, inflation, nuclear war, tariff wars - 'and then comes China...'

** "As I sit here tonight reflecting on the events of the past year, one story rises about the cacophony of headlines..."

UK Desk: Stay tuned, and all will be revealed. Unraveling predatory technocracy, a system that turns human lives into lines on a balance sheet, ghost diseases, whistleblowers - and an age defined by the consolidation of power in the hands of a technological elite...

** "You can't make this stuff up, and I didn't - my job is to take these stories, and twist and turn them..."

Bro On The Literary Beat. Arts Express Paris Correspondent Professor Dennis Broe on the holiday release of his latest novel, The Dark Ages: Stories, Stories And More Stories...And what it has to do with Hollywood, McCarthyism, a trail of murder, betrayal and lust, Gogol, Bunuel, Reagan - and 'pornocopia' unscrupulous corporations...

** "I can't go back to the Philippines, I'm blacklisted. I take that as a mark of honor - it means I got on somebody's nerves somewhere..."

'My Friend The Terrorist: A Tale Of Love And Revolution.' A continuing conversation with undercover investigative filmmaker Malcolm Guy about the late revolutionary, poet and author Jose Maria Sison, and how he led the New People's Guerrilla Army in the Philippines from 35 years in exile in the Netherlands.

With Guy filming those thousands of revolutionaries in secret in the mountains and many islands, capturing 'the depths of the underground movement.' And what it has to do with the US empire staging its invasion of Vietnam from the Philippines back then - and once again nurturing a Filippino attack dog against China this time, in anticipation of inciting a US regional war...