Since debuting in September, 2011, Marshall Titus and John Gress’ groundbreaking “I Will” music video has racked up more than 9,000 YouTube hits, sparked a dialogue about HIV acceptance and ruffled more than a few feathers.
Read detailsLast night I watched the Milwaukee Brewers defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-2 to tie the series 2-2 at Busch Stadium in St. Louis.
Read detailsI was back in Milwaukee Monday night shooting game 2 of the NLCS. St. Louis slugger Albert Pujols hit 4-5, including a home run and 5 RBIs, as the Cards defeated the Brewers 12-3.
Read detailsTonight was gorgeous and I spent the fall evening shooting the National League Championship Series Game 1. Milwaukee defeated St. Louis 9-6, scoring 6 of their runs in the 5th inning.
Read detailsThe drug, a synthetic form of estrogen called DES, or diethylstilbestrol, was prescribed in the 1940s until 1971 under more than a dozen different brand names to pregnant women experiencing everything from miscarriages to nausea. Fast-forward 40 years later, and some of the daughters of those pregnant women are now adult women getting breast cancer at greatly elevated rates.
Read detailsRecently I had the pleasure of illustrating an architectural tour of Chicago for the online newspaper The Daily. Playing tourist in the city I have called home for nearly 8 years was actually kind of fun.
Read detailsOur “I Will†music video has continued to garner rave reviews and attention from people in all walks of life. The nearly full capacity crowd cheered on Titus as his voice soared and the live television audience was almost certainly inspired by his inspirational words.
Read detailsI have to admit I was actually excited today to be shooting college football. I went to the University of Wisconsin for the first time, making Camp Randall Stadium my 22 college or professional football venue.
Read detailsRecording artist Nehemiah Akbar is heating up the Chicago music scene with his debut single “Gonna Make My Move.”
Read detailsJohn Gress & Marshall Titus On Racism & The Emotional Impact Of “I Will.” After several threads spread across the internet, Chicago Filmmaker John Gress and Singer / Songwriter Marshall Titus have decided to weigh in on a lot of the responses.
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