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Dolores Hinckley

Dolores Hinckley

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Associate Producer, CBS Newspath

New York

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Total articles 84

  • Venice Film Festival

    By Lindsey Bahr Verified, Nicole Winfield Verified, Jake Coyle Verified, Dolores Hinckley Verified| Associated Press Verified VENICE, Italy (AP) — The last time Israeli director Samuel Maoz came to the Venice Film Festival, he won the top prize with his first feature film. Then, his main feeling was shock. Eight years later he's back with only his second feature, "Foxtrot," a critical hit that could win him his second Golden Lion. "This time I hope to enjoy it," Maoz said. There's just one bad omen. His luggage went astray on the way to Venice, where "Foxtrot" had its red carpet premiere on Saturday.

    By Lindsey Bahr Verified, Nicole Winfield Verified, Jake Coyle Verified, Dolores Hinckley Verified · Associated Press

    Sep. 02, 2020

  • After the Eye: A Story of Recovery Along Florida’s Forgotten Coast

    By Dolores Hinckley Verified, Valerie Lyons, Hasley Pitman, Alexis Howard| WUFT-TV (Gainesville, FL) Verified Home / Fresh Take Florida / After the Eye: A Story of Recovery Along Florida’s Forgotten Coast By Dolores Hinckley, Valerie Lyons, samanthagreen, Hasley Pitman, Alexis Howard, Zach Oliveri, Maria Roberts and Quan McWil October 10, 2019 Fresh Take Florida, Weather@ Today marks the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Michael.

    By Dolores Hinckley Verified, Valerie Lyons, Hasley Pitman, Alexis Howard · WUFT-TV (Gainesville, FL)

    Oct. 10, 2019

  • Venice Film Festival

    By Lindsey Bahr Verified, Nicole Winfield Verified, Jake Coyle Verified, Dolores Hinckley Verified| Associated Press Verified VENICE, Italy (AP) — The last time Israeli director Samuel Maoz came to the Venice Film Festival, he won the top prize with his first feature film. Then, his main feeling was shock. Eight years later he's back with only his second feature, "Foxtrot," a critical hit that could win him his second Golden Lion. "This time I hope to enjoy it," Maoz said. There's just one bad omen. His luggage went astray on the way to Venice, where "Foxtrot" had its red carpet premiere on Saturday.

    By Lindsey Bahr Verified, Nicole Winfield Verified, Jake Coyle Verified, Dolores Hinckley Verified · Associated Press

    Sep. 02, 2020

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