Food is love, food is life, and at Ambrosia Bakery in Hot Springs, Arkansas, food might just be what dreams are made of.

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Rising star Genesis Webb finds creative motivation in the works of Lee McQueen, Simone de Beauvoir, Bjork, and more ...

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A young actor reflects on the making of a guerrilla indie film—shot on a shoestring budget with friends, heartache, and spontaneity. Through cold nights, creative setbacks, and moments of unexpected ...

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