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August 25, 2016

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August 25 • 2016 69 such as Justine Kurland — the exhibit offers an iconic and visually stunning trip across the country. Free with museum admission. (313) 833-7900; dia.org. A LIFE IN ART Teri Horton, a retired truck driver living in a mobile home in Costa Mesa, Calif., picked up a curiosity in a thrift shop for $5. When a local art teacher told her the drip-style painting resembled the work of Jackson Pollock (to which she replied a word unfit for print), Horton set out to have it acknowledged as authentic — turning down a too-low offer of purchase for $9 million in the process. Follow her story in the 2006 documentary Who the #$@! is Jackson Pollock? The film, screening 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 31, kicks off a three- part Life in Art series at the Berman Center for the Performing Arts, at the West Bloomfield JCC. Next up: Pollock — A Life in Art with Diane Heath, a lecture about the influential artist, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 14, followed by a screening of the film Pollock, starring Ed Harris with Marcia Gay Harden as Pollock's wife, Lee Krasner, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 28. Tickets for all start at $13. (248) 661-1900; theberman.org. BACK TO SCHOOL! Stacie Berman inherited the baking buzz from her mom, Laurie Winston, and bubbie Ann Goodman and launched Slo-Mo Cakes and Cookies (named after her daughters Sloane and Morgan) out of her home in Commerce. Celebrate back-to-school with the new- est addition to her delectably adorable offerings: Paint Your Own Cookies, packaged with a paintbrush, are a sweet gift for your favorite student or new teacher. $5. Visit her Facebook page or call (248) 690-6630. * crime thriller which he also wrote — it became Venezuela's biggest grossing film of all time, including imports like Titanic. RADCLIFFE ON DEMAND For whatever reason, Imperium got a very limited theater release last Friday, but it can be seen now on video-on- demand services. Daniel Radcliffe, 27, stars as a fresh-faced FBI agent who is tasked with pretending to be a neo-Nazi and infiltrating a domestic hate group that FBI intelligence says is planning a terrorist attack. Radcliffe has been highly praised for his perfor- mance in advance reviews, with the film itself getting mixed reviews — many authentic details, but the story line goes up and down in quality. The NY Jewish Week interviewed Radcliffe in connection with the film. Here are a few excerpts: "I'm not religious, but my mum's Jewish; I'm technically Jewish. And I have to have a [expletive] swas- tika painted on me [while making the film] every day." He continues: "There seemed something to me of immense value in that [the film] reminds people that there are other types of terrorists. It's easier to deny their humanity. 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