Tiffany Brannan
Author
Tiffany Brannan is a 24-year-old opera singer, Hollywood historian, vintage fashion enthusiast, and journalist. Her classic film journey started in 2016 when she and her sister started the Pure Entertainment Preservation Society to reform the arts by reinstating the Motion Picture Production Code. Tiffany launched Cinballera Entertainment in June 2023 to produce original performances which combine opera, ballet, and old films in historic SoCal venues. She's written for The Epoch Times since 2019 and became the host of a YouTube channel, The Epoch Insights, in June 2024.
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Louisa May Alcott: America’s ‘Little Women’ Writer
This 19th-century writer inspires and entertains readers with her noble portrayal of family life during the Civil War.
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Two Irish Movies: Winning Boys for God
‘Angels With Dirty Faces’ and ‘Going My Way’ celebrate the positive influence of Irish priests on wayward boys.
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James Merritt Ives: Producing Picture Prints of Americana
In this installment of ‘Art of Liberty,’ we meet the partner who made Currier & Ives prints popular in 19th-century American homes.
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Nathaniel Currier: Illustrating American News
In this installment of ‘The Art of Liberty,’ we meet one half of the artistic team responsible for America’s iconic 19th-century print media.
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Abigail May Alcott: Artist, Traveler, and Sister
In this installment of ‘Art of Liberty,’ we meet Louisa May Alcott’s youngest sister who displayed a talent for painting, illustration, and travel writing.
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Katharine Lee Bates: Penning America’s Hymn
In part 2 of a great song in this installment of ‘The Art of Liberty,’ we meet Katherine Lee Bates, the lady who wrote the lyrics for ‘America the Beautiful.’
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‘God Bless America’: The Words and Music of a Prayer
In the first of two articles celebrating this patriotic song, this installment of “The Art of Liberty” brings out the beauty of Irving Berlin’s anthem.
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Penning America’s Hymn: ‘America the Beautiful’
In the first part of this installment of ‘The Art of Liberty,’ we learn how a church organist and college professor created ‘America the Beautiful.’
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Michael Wigglesworth: Best-Selling Poet of the Puritans
In this installment of ‘The Art of Liberty,’ we visit a religious man deeply aware of his human flaws.
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Louisa May Alcott: America’s ‘Little Women’ Writer
This 19th-century writer inspires and entertains readers with her noble portrayal of family life during the Civil War.
|
Two Irish Movies: Winning Boys for God
‘Angels With Dirty Faces’ and ‘Going My Way’ celebrate the positive influence of Irish priests on wayward boys.
|
James Merritt Ives: Producing Picture Prints of Americana
In this installment of ‘Art of Liberty,’ we meet the partner who made Currier & Ives prints popular in 19th-century American homes.
|
Nathaniel Currier: Illustrating American News
In this installment of ‘The Art of Liberty,’ we meet one half of the artistic team responsible for America’s iconic 19th-century print media.
|
Abigail May Alcott: Artist, Traveler, and Sister
In this installment of ‘Art of Liberty,’ we meet Louisa May Alcott’s youngest sister who displayed a talent for painting, illustration, and travel writing.
|
Katharine Lee Bates: Penning America’s Hymn
In part 2 of a great song in this installment of ‘The Art of Liberty,’ we meet Katherine Lee Bates, the lady who wrote the lyrics for ‘America the Beautiful.’
|
‘God Bless America’: The Words and Music of a Prayer
In the first of two articles celebrating this patriotic song, this installment of “The Art of Liberty” brings out the beauty of Irving Berlin’s anthem.
|
Penning America’s Hymn: ‘America the Beautiful’
In the first part of this installment of ‘The Art of Liberty,’ we learn how a church organist and college professor created ‘America the Beautiful.’
|
Michael Wigglesworth: Best-Selling Poet of the Puritans
In this installment of ‘The Art of Liberty,’ we visit a religious man deeply aware of his human flaws.
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