Penned by veteran journalist Scott Huver, Beverly Hills Noir: Crime, Sin & Scandal in 90210 spins tales of true-crime stories spanning the legendary city’s history and the reporter’s storied career, each with oh-so-90210 twists. The book, which debuts Oct. 1, features a high-profile murder mystery in the city’s most extravagant mansion, the daring exploits of a handsome cat
A new true crime book hitting the shelves will explore some of Beverly Hills’ most shocking cases! “Beverly Hills Noir: Crime, Sin & Scandal in 90210,” by former local newspaper reporter and longtime entertainment journalist Scott Huver, takes readers on a century-long journey through some of the city’s most notorious events. Read the full article
Being unhappy at work can take a toll on your mental health. Author and business coach Andrew LaCivita recommends creating a career achievements journal to help gauge how your skills are coming along. Watch the full segment here. Learn more about Andrew’s latest book, The Zebra Code, here.
The entrepreneurial journey is often lauded for its promise of freedom and fulfillment, but beneath the surface lies a hidden truth: entrepreneurs are facing a mental health crisis. Dez Maya, a life coach, has made it her mission to equip entrepreneurs with the tools they need to navigate business ownership. Her new book, Born Unbreakable:
“One economics policy Kamala Harris pushed was price controls which would let bureaucrats decide grocery bills” writes author, David Bahnsen, in an opinion piece for Fox News. In the op-ed, Bahnsen evaluates the recent proposals made by Vice President Harris, focusing on her grocery “price gouging” plan. Click to read the full article. The author’s
Karmela Waldman and her son Joel attract millions each month with their unique podcast series ‘Surviving the Survivor.’ Now Joel has penned a book about their lives with the same name. Born in 1939, Karmela was only two when the Nazis marched into her hometown of Subotica, in the former Yugoslavia. The Toronto Holocaust Museum
Full-Time author, David L. Bahnsen’s, most recent essay has been published in World Magazine for their September issue. In it, Bahnsen discusses work as it releates to God and scripture. Are you thinking about the concept of work as scripture may intend? Read the full essay here.
Three years ago this month, the United States withdrew from Afghanistan following more than 20 years of armed intervention and institution-building intended to transform it into a vibrant, egalitarian democracy. This effort failed — and Afghanistan is once again ruled by the Taliban. In his new book, “The Last Commander: The Once and Future Battle
Nancy Grace is planning a new book for 2025, publishing on Regalo Press, in which she discusses new evidence in Ellen Greenberg ‘suicide’ case. It was brought to light that the revelations Grace brings forth may have damaged Josh Shapiro’s chances of becoming the running mate with Kamala Harris. The Daily Mail provides more detail
Publishers Weekly spotlighted the Post Hill Press imprint, Regalo Press, with an article providing details of the philanthropic preorder campaign surrounding Andrew Bridge’s The Child Catcher: A Fight for Justice and Truth. Read the PW article here.
Fox news contributor Jim Kennedy recently remembered former Senator Joe Lieberman, giving high praise to Lieberman’s efforts to create bipartisan solutions while holding office, and also mentions Senator Lieberman’s final book, Faith’s Answer to America’s Political Crisis: How Religion Can Help Us Out of the Mess We’re In. Read Jim’s article here.
AARP’s Family Caregiving feature spotlighted Steve Guttenberg’s memoir, Time to Thank: Caregiving for my Hero, in which he discusses caring for his elderly father. Read their overview of his book here.
The East Long Island periodical, Dan’s Papers, launched a three part series spotlighting Thomas Maier’s new novel, Montauk to Manhattan: An American Novel. Read the first installment here.
The New York Post recently dove in to the new book by Anthony Cumia, Spare Me, stating that Cumia, “continues with his scathing attacks on the people and issues currently vexing him.” Read their story here.
Thomas Maier, author of Montauk to Manhattan: An American Novel, wrote in Times Union giving his opinion on how New York Governor Kathy Hochul can “do right” by restoring recognition of the Montaukett Indian Nation. Read his opinion piece here.
The New York Post ran an excerpt from Ken Khachigian’s book, Behind Closed Doors: In the Room with Reagan & Nixon. In the excerpt, Khachigian writes about advising Reagan — with input from Nixon — after the Gipper was shot in 1981 and how they cannily used public sympathy to pass key legislation. Read it
The new film, Watergate Secrets and Betrayals: Orchestrating Nixon’s Demise, written and directed by George Bugatti, is based on the works of Geoff Shepard, who worked as deputy counsel on Nixon’s Watergate defense team. Geoff’s book The Nixon Conspiracy: Watergate and the Plot to Remove the President is the basis of the film. See more
Jared Klickstein’s gritty account of his past, outlined in the book Crooked Smile: What it Took to Escape a Decade of Homelessness, Addiction, and Crime, was recently spotlighted in this piece from the Wall Street Journal.
Dan Bongino recently signed copies of his memoir, The Gift of Failure (And I’ll Rethink the Title if This Book Fails), in Oklahoma City. Check out Dan with the crowd on this post at Truth Social.
Academy Award winning director and screenwriter Oliver Stone recently posted to Instagram his endorsement of Kash Patel’s exposé, Government Gangsters: The Deep State, the Truth, and the Battle for Our Democracy. Check out his post here.
Award winning actor, author, and recipient of Hollywood Walk of Fame star, Steve Guttenberg, recently spoke with People magazine about how he trained to serve his father while he underwent dialysis treatments. Steve tells the story of caring for his father in his new memoir, Time to Thank: Caregiving for my Hero. Read the People
Forbes recently took a deep look at David L. Bahnsen’s Full-Time: Work and the Meaning of Life. Writer John Tamny analyzes multiple sections of the book in deep detail, and ends by saying, “I hope this excellent, thought-provoking book wins a wide readership. If so, readers will see much more of themselves in David Bahnsen’s
Glenn Beck writer Nathan Nipper gave Blaze Media a preview of his new novel, American Inheritance. Check it the Align preview here.
In a recent interview with CNN This Morning, Anthony Scaramucci talked about his brief time as White House Communications Director, his unceremonious dismissal from that position, and his new book, From Wall Street to the White House and Back: The Scaramucci Guide to Unbreakable Resilience.
The Baltimore Sun ran a guest commentary, “Tom Seeman’s Story of Growing Up Poor, Grabbing a Lifeline and Giving Back“. His memoir, Animals I Want to See: A Memoir of Growing Up in the Projects and Defying the Odds, is highlighted prominently in the article. Read it here.