How a street peddler fooled some of Manhattan’s biggest art collectors and killed off the city’s oldest art gallery
Nestled within the mood light of the Jean-Georges restaurant at the Mark, or seated straight-back against a Turkish pillow in the Gallery at the Carlyle, the denizens of the Upper East Side float in a fish-bowl world. Scandals, like personalities, are magnified. Collisions are inevitable. Yet even today, more than 15 years after her resignation
“Tipping The Scales Of Justice To Get Trump.” Alex Swoyer On New Book ‘Lawless Lawfare’
The author sat down for an interview with Bannon’s War Room on Real America’s Voice to discuss her new book, Lawless Lawfare. Watch the video here. Learn more about the book here.
Advice from a Movie Producer and Serial Nonprofit Entrepreneur
Peter Samuelson is a movie producer who worked his way up from an 18-year-old French-English interpreter on the Steve McQueen movie Le Mans to production manager on Peter Sellers’ Return of the Pink Panther and on to full-fledged producer of more than 25 films. Read the full article here Learn more about Finding Happy here
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The fall of the Knoedler Gallery, once one of the premier art houses in Manhattan, which collapsed in 2011 amid allegations that it had sold more than three dozen fake paintings by the likes of Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko, became the subject of the terrific Netflix documentary Make You Look in 2020. The question
Soap star on crusade to save her husband, accused of spying for China
Emmy-winning soap star Martha Byrne is in the midst of her most challenging role yet — starring in a real-life spy drama. A seemingly routine job taken by her husband, former NYPD policeman Michael McMahon, 57, unraveled into an almost 10-year nightmare, resulting in him becoming the first private investigator convicted of spying for the
Black Astronaut Made Space History in 1995. Now He’s Getting Inducted into Hall of Fame
Dr. Bernard Harris Jr. grew up in Texas as NASA was developing and always had an interest in science — but once he watched man land on the moon, even at 13, he began to have astronaut dreams. “I knew what I wanted to do,” he tells PEOPLE. “I wanted to follow the footsteps of
New evidence could blow open the Oklahoma City bombing case
In an op-ed for Blaze Media, author Margaret Roberts writes: For years, the FBI denied that key evidence existed in the Oklahoma City bombing. But court documents, leaked files, and eyewitness accounts suggest a darker truth buried beneath the official story. Among the most striking but forgotten facts surrounding the Oklahoma City bombing is the
Everyone Deserves a Roof
In a recent piece for Thrive Global, Peter Samuelson, author of the recently released book, Finding Happy, reflects on how he came up with the idea for a mobile shelter for the homeless, Everyone Deserves a Roof. To read the full article, click here. Everyone Deserves a Roof To learn more about his book, click
How Masters champ Rory McIlroy finally learned to stop acting like a playboy.
The New York Post writes: This weekend, Rory McIlroy became only the sixth man to achieve golf’s career Grand Slam — winning The Masters Tournament in addition to the PGA Championship, US Open and British Open. “There is something extraordinary about this, but Rory seems to play his best golf when he’s in the middle of personal
Becoming Her Debuts at #10 on the NYT Bestsellers List!
Congrats to author, Monica Yates, for this achievement! To learn more about Becoming Her by Monica Yates, click here.