Oscar-nominated filmmakers Tia Lessin and Carl Deal documented years in the life of an indomitable newshound.

"Democracy Now!" is not a program you seek out when you're on the fence about the issues. The daily nonprofit radio show, now entering its four decade on both the real and digital airwaves, is as ...

Temple Israel of Hollywood and Jewish Story Partners present Steal This Story, Please! (2025) followed by a Q&A with special guests Amy Goodman and filmmaker Tia Lessin. Temple Israel of Hollywood’s ...

Steal This Story, Please! is a compelling and often unexpected look at the multi-award-winning investigative journalist (and author and syndicated columnist) Amy Goodman, best known as the host and ...

Amy Goodman will be in person at the Film Forum in NYC for the 7:00 pm screening of the documentary “Holding Liat” to moderate a post-screening Q&A with filmmaker Brandon Kramer and producer Lance ...

At a moment when the American media landscape is consolidating at the top and fragmenting at the edges, a new documentary spotlights one of the most durable experiments in independent journalism in ...

Democracy Now!” host Amy Goodman held a conversation on journalism and independent media following a screening of her ...

"Steal This Story, Please!," a documentary about the life and career of independent investigative journalist Amy Goodman, has debuted a new trailer in advance of its theatrical release. The film ...

For more than 30 years, independent journalist Amy Goodman has reported from around the globe. Democracy Now!, the show she co-created and co-hosts, runs online and on public and community TV and ...

Amy Goodman travels to places many of us are afraid to venture. She walked the chemical-dust-clouded streets of Lower Manhattan during the 9/11 World Trade Center attacks, searching for survivors and ...

This is the first official teaser for one film in our anthology, Stewards of the Game; The Untold Story of Lacrosse. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Upcoming Lacrosse Film ...

Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. On November 12, 1991, Amy Goodman, an investigative journalist who was then a producer at WBAI Radio, and Allan Nairn, a ...