http://www.truveo.com/Video search results provided by Truveo.http://xml.truveo.com/images/truveo_rss.gifhttp://www.truveo.com/5037enCopyright (c) 2007 TRUVEO LLC. All rights reserved. http://xml.truveo.com/rd?i=1656018062&a=rss&p=1&h=4b0d1ec63b949cc:1628f870bec574930065c3a5d30bca5chttp://xml.truveo.com/rd?i=1656018062&a=rss&p=1&h=4b0d1ec63b949cc:1628f870bec574930065c3a5d30bca5c<img src="http://thumbnails.truveo.com/0006/50/01/5001BE27FE76DFD5276A7E.jpg"><br>Alex Ross, LIVE from the NYPL, May 11, 2009. Frank Gehry is a transformative figure in the world of architecture. His Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain, has been called "the world’s most celebrated new building" by The New York Times, and his Walt Disney Concert Hall, in Los Angeles, is considered both a visual and an acoustical masterpiece. Projects from Las Vegas to Abu Dhabi are in the works or preparing to open. Having recently celebrated his eightieth birthday, Gehry talks to Barbara ...Wed, 13 May 2009 23:40:07 -0400YouTubeNewYorkPublicLibraryEntertainmentLIVE Shorts, Alex Ross, The New Yorker, NYPL, Talesin, New York Public Library, Frank Gehry, LIVE from the NYPL, Marge Simpsons, Barbara Isenberg, The Simpsons, Frank Lloyd Wright, architecturehttp://xml.truveo.com/rd?i=2218029751&a=rss&p=2&h=4b0d1ec63b949cc:1628f870bec574930065c3a5d30bca5chttp://xml.truveo.com/rd?i=2218029751&a=rss&p=2&h=4b0d1ec63b949cc:1628f870bec574930065c3a5d30bca5c<img src="http://xml.truveo.com/th/h/4b0d1ec63b949cc:1628f870bec574930065c3a5d30bca5c/p/0010/43/DE/43DED2CF67945552ACA5E2.jpg"><br>"The Seven-Beer Snitch" is the fourteenth episode of The Simpsons' sixteenth season, first aired on April 3, 2005 in the US.+++++++++++++++Main Plot The Simpsons go to Shelbyville to see a musical. The musical paints Shelbyvillians as smart, sophisticated people and the people of Springfield as hicks and morons. An angered Marge goes to Springfield’s Cultural Advisory Board to brainstorm a plan to make Springfield more sophisticated. During a free word association, Marge gets the idea to create a concert hall and hire Frank Gehry to build it. Gehry refuses at first, but is soon inspired after he crumples Marge's letter and hurls it to the ground. The $30 million project is eventually finished, but opening night proves to be a bust when everyone in Springfield leaves after hearing the first five bars of Beethoven's Fifth. Not even the symphony sticks around after Marge tells them about the next performance: an atonal piece by Phillip Glass. At the town meeting the next day, Mr. Burns swoops in with an idea of his own: take over the space and turn it into a state prison (to add to the many prisons Springfield has had in such past episodes as Hurricane Neddy, This Little Wiggy, Sideshow Bob Roberts, Black Widower, Cape Feare, Realty Bites, and Pokey Mom). Homer applies for a job as a guard, but is rejected after Otto switches his urine sample (loaded with so many illegal substances that there's only trace amounts of actual urine) with Homer's and Mr. Burns mistakes Otto's sample for Homer's. To make more money off the prison, Mr. Burns forces Chief Wiggum to reinstate old and forgotten laws in order to fill his prison with convicts. Homer becomes one of those convicts after getting caught kicking a can five times down the street (which, according to an old law, is considered illegal transportation of litter). Homer is sent to work in the prison kitchenand becomes a prison snitch after unwittingly alerting the guards of Snake's escape attempt. Soon, Homer is rewarde...Thu, 19 Nov 2009 12:00:41 -0500123VideoCebuAnimationTekenfilm & Animatie, simpsons