ROME (AP) — The mother of a member of the Swiss Guard accused of one of the most sensational crimes in the Vatican’s recent history — killing its commanding officer and the wife of a senior officer before taking his own life — turns to the United Nations and Pope Francis in hopes of finding … Read more
nA long time ago, you couldn’t go into celebrity memoirs. It doesn’t matter how famous you are – a TV presenter, a professional football player, or a vaguely identifiable bit of reality TV – at some point you’ll write an autobiography (or bark some shit at an indifferent ghostwriter), give it an awful title like … Read more
Retired director of photography at XU Greg Rust posted an event to promote the publication By Morgan Miles, Staff Writer The McDonald Memorial Library and Office of Corporate Diversity and Inclusion hosted an event on November 3 featuring a book talk and signing with retired Xavier photographer Greg Ruston for his latest published book, Light … Read more
Movie George A. Romero’s 1968 horror film Night of the Living Dead is one of the most inspiring critiques of consumerism in film history. It is about a zombie uprising caused by a virus from outer space, which has caused the dead to rise from the grave, driven by a hunger for living human flesh. … Read more
in another Comic book legends revealedSee how Peter David got some revenge in a case Captain Marvel On a man who treated his daughter badly Welcome to Comic Book Legends Unravel! This is the seventy-eighth and seventy-sixth installment where we study three Comic book legends Determine whether it is true or false. As usual, there … Read more
Throughout Miranda Lambert’s career, she’s received countless accolades and honors, released eight solo studio albums, had #10 radio singles, and now she can add “Author” to her successful resume. The country music star announced that she has written her first book with Dey Street Books titled, Are you going to eat yet? Welcome to The … Read more
© Kat O’Neal Rola Khalaf FT editor Don’t expect fancy new scoops about Donald Trump at Maggie Haberman’s confidence man But this acclaimed New York Times reporter’s monumental account is no less revealing. Haberman has been closely tracking Trump since his rise to fame in New York in the 1980s and brilliantly portrays him as … Read more
A Winston-Salem State University student who recently self-published a book after going through no trauma. He hopes to guide others on their own journey of self-love. Our AUDREY BISCOE story is a journey for every person, any race, any color you can, male or female, because mental health affects everyone. Diamante Demons lost her father … Read more
The dark days of winter are coming soon, and it’s the perfect time to start searching Eid gifts. For book lovers looking forward to Christmas, the season heralds a new batch of warm, festive tales. Whether you’re looking for a magical holiday gift for a book lover or satisfy your need for a cheerful Christmas … Read more
“The Overstory” by Richard Powers at the new Arnold Arboretum “What you make of a miracle tree should be at least as good as what you cut down,” Richard Powers wrote in his 2019 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel “The Overstory.” At least something miraculous has been created by artist Diane Samuels. Samuels created a 160-foot scroll, … Read more
