Snubbed: Inside Claridges was a highlight of last year (and has spawned endless inside-shop documentaries).
As chronicled in "Exit Through the Gift Shop", a documentary that Banksy subsequently made about Mr Guetta (using some of Mr Guetta's own footage), the French artist moved quickly from pasting up stencils on walls to paying a large team of elves to churn out pop art en masse.
All of these issues arise, though they aren't actually discussed, in Exit Through the Gift Shop, a documentary credited to the anonymous British street artist, Banksy.
Allegedly recommended by his bosses at the "family-owned witchcraft shop," the documentary argues that the Nazis never wanted violence but were pushed into war by Allied powers.
The shopping here for documentaries in recent days has been extremely strong, for instance.
His full-length documentary "Pizza Shop: An Italian-American Dream" celebrates the immigrant story of his Italian family and the pizzeria they've run for 40 years.
Starbucks coffee shops, where the documentary will be advertised, will offer a "Jazz" CD for sale in January.
He is also shopping around a documentary series he produced, "The N.F.L.: The Gift or the Curse?" One of the episodes in the series, which examines off-the-field issues, is about concussions and their effects.
Arts Briefs: Theater company opens up shop in Pasadena and Glendale documentary screenings set.
A few years before Betty's death, the Fetish Channel made a documentary about the shop – think lo-fi cut scenes of indistinct stock soundtracked by "Hey Big Spender" – where you can really see her action, helping the glamorous, broad-shouldered presenter pick an outfit for a party.
But viewers on premiere day would barely recognize it now: the documentaries, interview programs and shopping shows are long gone, replaced by reality shows and sitcom repeats.
