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Leo’s Letters: The Wind Beneath My Wings
Taking pen and ink to paper is considered an outdated mode of communication now that text messaging and cell phones are handy. At least, that's what the new high tech world would have us believe. They say these new techniques of communication save
Looking Back on Spine-Chilling Radio Thrills in The 1940s’
Among the most celebrated of radio's crime investigators was an invisible sleuth known as The Shadow, the alter-ego of Lamont Cranston, dramatically portrayed by Brett Morrison.
The Evolution of ‘IT’ in The Hollywood Hey Day
Silent screen legend, Theda Bara, had her share of 'it.' Her fans didn't hear her speak, but what the post-WWI male audiences saw was enough to catapult her to the status of Hollywood's leading vamp. Vamp, short for vampire, is a word created by
From Prime Time to The New Millennium Mom
The coming millennium promises to bring even more to modern motherhood. Today's working mom seems a far cry from the Harriet Nelsons, Donna Stones, June Cleavers and Margaret Andersons of my childhood-dedicated homemakers who were once the epitome
Up Close and Personal With Italian Musician Julius La Rosa
This weeks column is a special one for me. To be doing a Q & A with the fabulous Julius La Rosa, is a rare and wonderful treat. After you read this interview, I suggest you all go to youtube or his website and play a couple of his songs.
