Manhattan Book Review – Your Lovable Lawyer’s Guide to Legal Wellness
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
People Reveals the Little Red Flags Cover!
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
Reporter Dorothy Kilgallen — who died while probing JFK assassination — has Manhattan street named in her honor
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
New book ‘Legal Wellness’ helps you overcome legal issues on your own
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.
Why Feeling Seen Changes Everything: The Science and Soul of Validation
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
Memoir A Writing Marriage Features Excerpts from an Unpublished Novel
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
Dr. Drew and Matt Palumbo Discuss the Soros Sphere
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.
A Call at 4 AM in Israel: Crucial Decisions, Urgent Reading
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
An Italian Geek in King Charles’s Court
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
Jane Goodall’s work is helping upend our understanding of human nature
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