Ten Times Better

Extras

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  The double meaning behind Art Spiegelman’s “Maus”

  “Maus” was about Art Spiegelman’s father’s experiences in the Holocaust and their relationship.

  1:57
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  Art Spiegelman interpreted the Holocaust from a child’s perspective

  Art Spiegelman’s “Li’l Pitcher” comic depicted the Holocaust from a child’s perspective.

  1:24
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  Art Spiegelman wrote this comic about his family’s experiences on 9/11

  Art Spiegelman later depicted the Twin Towers falling in his comic, “In the Shadow of No Towers.”

  1:21
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  One of the most important pages of Art Spiegelman’s “Maus”

  In this segment of “Maus,” Art Spiegelman illustrated four Jewish victims hung by Nazis in Poland.

  2:06
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  How Art Spiegelman got involved in the world of underground comix

  Art Spiegelman’s “Maus” was featured in the comic book “Funny Aminals” in 1972.

  1:40
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  Art Spiegelman: Disaster is My Muse

  Explore the career of cartoonist Art Spiegelman and his award-winning graphic novel Maus.

  2:00
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  Liza Minnelli created her own family

  Liza Minnelli became a godmother to several of her friends’ children, making her own chosen family.

  1:52
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  What Liza Minnelli was like in her relationships

  Friends described Liza Minnelli as going into her relationships with fervor and passion.

  2:53
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  Liza Minnelli on dealing with the press at an early age

  Because of her famous parents, Liza Minnelli learned how to handle the press at a young age.

  1:40
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  Liza Minnelli showcased her talents in “Liza with a Z”

  “Liza with a Z” highlighted both Liza Minnelli’s personality and her performance capabilities.

  3:20