Lucy to Language: The Benchmark Papers

From La Femme Nikita and The Professional to The Fifth Element, writer/director Luc Besson has created some of the toughest, most memorable female action heroes in recent cinematic history. Now, Besson directs Scarlett Johansson and Academy Award winner Morgan Freeman in LUCY, an action-thriller that examines the possibility of what one human could truly do if she unlocked 100 percent of her brain capacity and accessed the furthest reaches of her mind. The Sondtrack album features new music by composer Eric Serra and the original end title song "Sister Rust" by Damon Albarn.

Jazz was one of Lucy Yeghiazaryan’s first languages. When in 2001 her family moved to New York from Armenia, she sang American jazz, before she could master an English sentence. Eventually, she grew into The Big Apple’s most exciting jazz vocalist but always kept the Armenian melodies close to her heart. Her upcoming project, Beside the Golden Door, merges the two worlds, pairing Armenian folk songs with jazz standards that tell very similar stories, connecting the two beautiful but far-removed cultures.

Jazz was one of Lucy Yeghiazaryan’s first languages. When in 2001 her family moved to New York from Armenia, she sang American jazz, before she could master an English sentence. Eventually, she grew into The Big Apple’s most exciting jazz vocalist but always kept the Armenian melodies close to her heart. Her upcoming project, Beside the Golden Door, merges the two worlds, pairing Armenian folk songs with jazz standards that tell very similar stories, connecting the two beautiful but far-removed cultures.

Jazz was one of Lucy Yeghiazaryan’s first languages. When in 2001 her family moved to New York from Armenia, she sang American jazz, before she could master an English sentence. Eventually, she grew into The Big Apple’s most exciting jazz vocalist but always kept the Armenian melodies close to her heart. Her upcoming project, Beside the Golden Door, merges the two worlds, pairing Armenian folk songs with jazz standards that tell very similar stories, connecting the two beautiful but far-removed cultures.

The release, the publication, and the legal cases surrounding the Pentagon Papers have attracted enormous attention and yet the war in Indochina goes on.