Year by year, the number of guns found in passengers’ carry-on bags by Transportation Security Agency screeners at airport checkpoints soars, and 2018 was another
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On the Road, In Search of a Good Day’s Sleep
Photo, above: Yotel’s crash pad facility at London Gatwick My column on the growing popularity of hotels by-the-hour catering to frazzled travelers as well as
A High Note at a Musical Instrument Museum
Here’s a recent piece of mine on the wonderful, really world-class Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix, which originally appeared on the travel website Johnnyjet.com https://www.johnnyjet.com/musical-instrument-museum-phoenix/
‘Above Suspicion’ trailer…
Eagle Films, the Beirut-based Middle Eastern market distributor, has just released its trailer for “Above Suspicion” — with Arabic subtitles. If the producers are smart,
Italian Edition of Above Suspicion
So while we wait for the movie release date, here’s the Italian edition of Above Suspicion. ###
So release the damn movie already
British tabloid newspapers, you know the ones that breathlessly publish reports with photos of the members of the royal family walking their husbands, have been
That elusive release date for “Above Suspicion,” which wrapped 2 years ago in Kentucky
“Above Suspicion,” the movie, wrapped two years ago last month in the tiny eastern Kentucky mountain town of Harlan. The final day of the three-month
Poster for ‘Above Suspicion’ Movie
Release date unofficial but unofficially it’s October. Here’s the just-released poster for the movie.
About That Emilia Clarke and Reese Witherspoon Photo
I don’t pay attention to Hollywood online media hype, but I was amused by the frisson created earlier this month when Reese Witherspoon and Emilia
Reporting Rape is sometimes perilous: With an excerpt from “Above Suspicion”
Nestled among the usual sinecured twaddlers who occupy the Op-Ed pages of the New York Times sometimes are freelance essays by people who actually say
Charles Stuart, a Deadly Hoax, and the Credulous Boston Media in 1989
The Boston media demonstrated its inherent, subtle racism of the era when media-darling Charles Stuart, aided by his feckless kid brother Matthew, murdered his pregnant
