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Blank on Blank: Maurice Sendak on Being a Kid
Blank on Blank "I still think the same way I thought as a child. I still worry. I'm still frightened... Nothing changes." - - Maurice Sendak Interview by Andrew Romano and Ramin Seetodeh 2009. Sendak's home in Connecticut Read the Newsweek article http://www.thedailybeast.com/newsweek... Executive Producer: David Gerlach Animator: Patrick Smith
SLIDESHOW: 10 buzzworthy Google Doodles
On what would have been his 85th birthday, Google paid children's author and illustrator Maurice Sendak a special tribute Monday, a Google Doodle-turned-storybook parade. There's Max and the creatures Where the Wild Things Are, chefs In the Night Kitchen and all the characters celebrating Sendak's birthday together at a Bumble-Ardy birthday party. Show More Summary
PBS Digital Studios’ ‘Blank On Blank’ Pays Tribute To Maurice Sendak
If you ventured to Google on June 10 (and, since you're currently on the Internet, the odds are good), you saw a Google Doodle celebrating the birthday of Maurice Sendak, the celebrated children's book author who passed away last year. Show More Summary
Books: Great Job, Internet!: Maurice Sendak talks about his childhood and respecting children in a new animated interview clip
PBS’s Blank On Blank series keeps turning out little gems built from interview excerpts. In honor of the anniversary of the late Maurice Sendak’s birthday, the latest video animates portions of a 2009 interview by Andrew Romano and Ramin Seetodeh for Newsweek. Show More Summary
A Lost Interview of Maurice Sendak on His Birthday
"I still think the same way I thought as a child. I still worry. I'm still frightened... Nothing changes." - Maurice Sendak In 2009 Newsweek's Andrew Romano and Ramin Seetodeh interviewed Sendak. They wrote a great article. But no one had ever heard the poignant conversation. Until now.
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Google Doodle Celebrates 'Where the Wild Things Are' Author Maurice Sendak
Today's Google Doodle takes visitors on an animated journey through Sendak's alternate storybook worlds, and ends with a gathering of the creatures from his tales. But the celebrated children's book author and illustrator wasn't always well received.
Maurice Sendak Speaks on Being a Kid in Lost Interview From 2009
“I still think the same way I thought as a child. I still worry. I’m still frightened… Nothing changes.” Children’s book author and illustrator Maurice Sendak speaks on being a kid in this animation by Patrick Smith. Andrew Romano and Ramin Seetodeh interviewed Sendak in 2009 for Newsweek and no one had heard the conversation [...]
Maurice Sendak Celebrated in Google Doodle
Today is legendary children’s author Maurice Sendak‘s birthday and Google is celebrating the author with a Google Doodle. The Doodle is a video animation based on Sendak’s classic books including Where the Wild Things Are and In theShow More Summary
Maurice Sendak Gets a Google Doodle for His 85th Birthday
Google has created an animated Google Doodle celebrating Maurice Sendak‘s 85th Birthday. The literary world mourned Sendak’s passing last May. You can watch the full animation at this YouTube link. Here’s more from Slate: It begins,Show More Summary
Watch an Adorable Animated Interview with Maurice Sendak on What it’s Like to be a Kid
On the occasion of what would have been Maurice Sendak’s 85th birthday, PBS Digital Studios has released their latest installment… Read More
Google Honors Maurice Sendak With Doodle of Characters
Sendak would have turned 85 this year. read more
Google Celebrates Maurice Sendak's 85th Birthday With A Rumpus
"Where the Wild Things Are" to "Go to hell"—with a very fun animated Google Doodle. Go to Google.com—you'll probably enjoy it more than The Internship and it's free! [ more › ]
Happy birthday, Maurice Sendak!
On Monday, Google saluted beloved children's book author Maurice Sendak with a Google Doodle. It would have been Sendak's 85th birthday.
"There Must Be More to Life Than Having Everything"
Between WWDC and E3, it's a big week of announcements of shiny new products. It's also author Maurice Sendak's birthday today, and this quote from him reminds us that sometimes it's good to step away to remember we don't always need new things. Read more...
Google Doodle Pays Tribute to Maurice Sendak
The Google Doodle features Max, the protagonist of his famed 1963 book Where the Wild Things Are, walking through Sendak's world of imaginative illustrations from In the Night Kitchen to Bumble-Ardy.
Today’s Google Doodle: A Tribute to Maurice Sendak
Today’s wonderfully elaborate Google Doodle pays tribute to beloved children’s author Maurice Sendak, who died last year at age 83. To honor what would have been Sendak’s 85th birthday, the Doodle team created a colorful, animated tour through some of the illustrator’s greatest works. Show More Summary
Sendak Tribute Google Doodle
In celebration of what would have been Maurice Sendak’s 85th birthday today (June 10, 2013), Google has a nicely done, affectionate, respectful and fairly extensive tribute to the artist in the form of an animated Google Doodle on the Google home page. After today, look to the Google Doodles archive, or view this video capture [...]
Maurice Sendak Google Doodle invites users to join the Wild Things
A wild rumpus is happening on Google right now! Today’s Google Doodle celebrates what would have been the of 85th
Google doodles wild things for Maurice Sendak
It's Maurice Sendak's 85th birthday, and Google's homepage has turned into an animated fantasy world inhabited by Max, the star of Sendak's most famous book, "Where The Wild Things Are." Sendak, children's book author and illustrator, died in May 2012, but lived to see "Wild Things" turned into a movie in 2009. Show More Summary
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