In a review for The Jerusalem Post, Abigail Klein Leichman writes: The way Kylie Ora Lobell writes about her childhood in Baltimore, Maryland, in her book Choosing to Be Chosen: From Being an Atheist Non-Jew to Becoming an Orthodox Jew could initially describe the childhood of countless Americans. There was sadness and bewilderment over her
In a piece for Breitbart, Lisa De Pasquale, author of The Gen X Handbook for Middle Age: The Pursuit of Health, Success, and Human Fulfillment, writes: I weighed nearly 300 pounds when I introduced businessman and reality TV star Donald Trump at his first political speech at CPAC 2011. (You’re welcome, America!) I sat on
In his new book, The Two Swords of Christ: Five Centuries of War Between Islam and the Warrior Monks of Christendom, Raymond Ibrahim sets the record straight about Christian military orders led by great captains of faith and ferocity that understood the need for what he calls “muscular Christianity.” The title of the book alludes
We welcome back Fr. John Brancich, FSSP, to talk Advent and the Ask A Priest book club. Then we’re joined again by Rob Marro, Jr. to discuss his new book on Malachi Martin. Click here to watch the video on YouTube. Click here to learn more about the book.
In an article for Star: Dr. Arnold Gilberg, author of The Myth of Aging, expressed “alarm” at the proliferation of mental health apps, and suggested the trend toward digital detox will continue. “The mere thought that apps built on generalities can be employed toward successful outcomes in the specific is alarming in itself,” Gilberg said.
There are books that inform — and there are books that awaken. Progressive Prejudice: Exposing the Devouring Mother by Leslie Corbly is the latter. It’s a clarion call to the sleeping church, a piercing trumpet in a nation lulled into moral amnesia. It’s not merely a book about politics, feminism, or abortion — it is
Talmage Boston, presidential historian and author, joins the No Spin News to discuss how Thanksgiving became an annual national tradition during Lincoln’s presidency. Click here to watch the video. Click here to learn more about his most recent book, How the Best Did It.
A new Gallup poll shows 20% of adults are unhappy with their lives, and we wanted to find out why, and get some suggestions on how to make changes. We were joined by psychiatrist and author, Dr. Arnold Gilberg to hear the tips he outlines in his book The Myth of Aging: A Prescription for
Congrats to Regalo author, Jenny Brandemuehl, and to the entire publishing team at Post Hill Press for the accomplishment!
Danny Karon’s Your Lovable Lawyer’s Guide to Legal Wellness is one of those rare nonfiction books that manages to teach, entertain, and genuinely empower its readers without sounding preachy. Karon, a seasoned class-action attorney who’s recovered over $10 billion for consumers, has written what might be the most accessible legal self-help book since The People’s Court met
Red sauce, red flags and a healthy portion of shame — meet Little Red Flags, the debut novel by Jeanette Settembre. The book, due out this spring from Regalo Press, follows successful food writer Mia De Luce, who’s living the life she always dreamed about while working at her family’s red sauce restaurant. And then
Intrepid reporter and TV star Dorothy Kilgallen, who investigated the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy, had a Manhattan street co-named in her honor Saturday on the 60th anniversary of her mysterious death. Before media icons like Barbara Walters, Kilgallen smashed the glass ceiling in male-dominated NYC newspapers, the New York Evening Journal and
In this video, Danny Karon, lawyer, professor and author of ‘Legal Wellness’ tells us how his new book helps the every day American with legal issues. Watch here. Learn more about the book here.
In an article by Elevate Mindfully: There’s a reason it feels so good to be seen. Neuroscientists call it social reward circuitry — the brain’s built-in system that lights up when we’re recognized or appreciated. Positive social experiences are linked to increased oxytocin activity — our connection hormone — and can help regulate cortisol, the
Lori Carlson-Hijuelos is releasing a new book A Writing Marriage, and PEOPLE can exclusively reveal the cover! Over a decade after the death of her husband, Lori Carlson-Hijuelos’ latest book took her on an “unexpected pilgrimage” to the heart of their union. The New York City-based author and editor’s latest book, titled A Writing Marriage, is
Click here to view the video on Rumble. Click here to learn more about Matt’s upcoming book, The Heir: Inside the (Not So) Secret Network of Alex Soros.
The Story of Israeli Politics, was the top-selling book in Israel in 2021 and was updated after the October 7th attacks. The book has also been translated into Arabic and Russian. A Call at 4 AM is the revised and expanded English edition of that bestseller. The book ends with the tragic massacre leading to
In an article for The New Yorker, John Seabrook profiles Federico Marchetti, the Italian fashion entrepreneur who sold his luxury e-commerce company Yoox for $6 billion and then became an unlikely advisor to King Charles III. The piece explores how Marchetti, dubbed “the Geek of Chic,” leveraged his mastery of sprezzatura—the art of effortless style—to
In an article for The New York Post, Jonathan Leaf, author of the recent released book The Primate Myth, remembers Jane Goodall. “Jane Goodall died Wednesday. As she was universally regarded as the greatest living expert on chimpanzees, her passing is a momentous event. It’s one that comes at a time of upheaval in the
Students should think about their professors more. That advice is not meant to be arrogant or self-aggrandizing. But Professor Jacques Berlinerblau believes it’s helpful in understanding how to pick a good college – and gain a better understanding about the current state of higher education. Berlinerblau, an author and professor at Georgetown University’s Center for
Lou Diamond Phillips, who serves as Vice President of the Academy’s Actors Branch, is set to direct and appear in legal thriller The Ambulance Chaser, based on the novel by Brian Cuban, brother of Mark Cuban. Set in Atlanta and produced by Autumn Bailey-Ford, the film’s creative team includes cinematographer Alan Caudillo and legendary production
View the video on YouTube. Learn more about her book, You’ve Been VALidated.
Marc Shaiman, an award-winning composer and lyricist who worked on “Hairspray” and “South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut,” will look back on five decades on Broadway and in Hollywood in his new memoir Never Mind the Happy: Showbiz Stories From a Sore Winner. The book is slated for publication by Regalo Press on Jan. 27, 2026.
They’re the pride of Chicago’s South Side and the heart of Leo High School. The Leo High School Choir has taken the national stage by storm, earning standing ovations and high praise from the judges on America’s Got Talent. Click here to read the full article Click here to learn more about the book
The Byzantine mosaics of Ravenna shimmer with centuries of artistic heritage, their intricate patterns catching the Mediterranean light that filters through ancient churches. For a young Federico Marchetti, growing up in this sleepy seaside town of 150,000 along the Adriatic coast, these masterpieces weren’t just tourist attractions but his first lessons in merging beauty and