Arroe Collins Like It's Live

Since Pawn Stars first premiered in 2009, the Harrison family has taken viewers inside the pawn business for more than 600 episodes, amassing a worldwide fan base along the way. From his world famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop in Las Vegas, Rick Harrison - along with his son Corey and Corey’s friend Chumlee - assesses the value of wildly unique items from the commonplace to the truly historic.

Now, Rick, Corey & Chum are back on the road for a new hit season of Pawn Stars Do America to visit some of America’s most exciting places in search of historical finds and impressive collectible objects. In each episode, the guys connect with fans in cities around the country and acquire some of the most remarkable items imaginable. In the season premiere, Rick, Corey, and Chum are ready to wrangle some wild deals in the Lone Star State. Along the way, the guys test-drive a 1968 Buick Riviera, become riveted by a blacksmith's anvil collection, and meet up with NFL legend, Emmitt Smith.

Cities the Pawn Stars visit this season include Tampa, Dallas, Louisville, Boston, Minneapolis, Detroit, Phoenix and more

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In THE CANCELING OF THE AMERICAN MIND: Cancel Culture Undermines Trust, Destroys Institutions, and Threatens Us All-But There is a Solution (October 10, 2023/$29.99 hardcover), Greg Lukianoff (co-author of the bestseller The Coddling of the American Mind) and Rikki Schlott offer the first accurate survey of the phenomenon of Cancel Culture since it exploded onto the scene in 2014. Cancel culture is a destructive force that has upended lives, ruined careers, undermined companies, hindered research, destroyed trust in institutions, and plunged us into an ever-worsening culture war. What at first seemed like just another bit of campus craziness has spread far beyond universities. It now infects journalism, the arts, nonprofits, K-12 education, and even medicine. More and more, modern discourse focuses on a moralistic evaluation of the speaker rather than on the merit and validity of their ideas. "If you can show someone to be 'bad' by any measure, you don't have to listen to them anymore," Lukianoff and Schlott note. "Today, basically anything can be used to dismiss someone as 'bad' depending on your political orientation-from dubbing them 'conservative' to accusing them of being 'woke.'" The authors note that over the last several decades, the institutions tasked with teaching us how to argue productively have failed to do so-most notably, American higher education. At the same time, the rise of social media has made every institution, every individual, and every idea subject to the scrutiny of millions of eyes-and vulnerable to being torn down. "Personal attacks, dismissive clichés, and an ever-growing body of taboos abound in virtual discourse," the authors write. "These destructive methods of argumentation caught on like wildfire for a simple reason: they help people assert moral superiority and 'win' arguments by simply shutting down the other side..Why bother meaningfully refuting one's opponents when canceling them is an easier option? Just take away their platform or career. Nobody else will dare to tread the same ground once you make an example of them." The good news is that there are concrete solutions. "We don't have to argue like this," the authors note. "We can choose to discuss problems in a solutions-oriented way. We can declare a truce with our political opponents and set some ground rules that might help us survive-or even thrive-as a nation. And we can start to appreciate the benefits of living in a country as ideologically diverse as our own."

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Just For Kicks is a style-forward lifestyle series where shoes, fashion, and sneaker culture take center stage with the influencers that make them hot! Just For Kicks delivers style conversations on the hottest trends with the biggest names in sports, music, and pop culture. We learn the stories behind their shoes — their creation and evolution — giving audiences VIP access to a never-before-seen universe of fashion. With a fresh blend of comedy, competition, and honest stories, these episodes take the viewer on an electrifying ride while they sit back and just kick it. Celebrity guests include: Alan Iverson (NBA) - 15 million followers Adam W (Waheed) (YouTube comedian) - over 30 million followers Liane V (fashion influencer) - 18 million followers Rich the Kid (rapper) - 12 million followers Jordan Clarkson (NBA) - 3 million followers Bun B (rapper) - 1 million followers Plus DOZENS of others!

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Acclaimed commercial photographer, David Alexander, built his reputation early in his career by creating album covers for The Eagles and Blues Brothers among other 70’s rock bands as well as movie posters for iconic films like THE TERMINATOR. He was responsible for the album cover photography of the 1978 Grammy-winning Eagles' Hotel California. The front cover depicts The Beverly Hills Hotel at sunset. He shot the image 60 feet above Sunset Boulevard on top of a cherry picker with the light and unfamiliar vantage point giving it a slightly sinister look in keeping with the Album’s theme. A critical and commercial success, Rolling Stone named Hotel California the 5th best album cover of all time and the highest rated pure photography cover. Hotel California went on to incredible success, becoming a 1970s cultural landmark, cementing Alexander's reputation in the entertainment industry and beyond. Alexander has now focused his attention on understanding the meaning behind images. In PICTURES OF TIME, he explores the intersection of science, art, and, perhaps, philosophy. Described as "photography that makes you think." the images are arranged as a contemplation of time, raising thought-provoking questions such as what is time and can time really be seen? This beautiful tabletop book is filled with powerful images encouraging reflection.

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The Middle with Jeremy Hobson is a national call-in talk show focused on bringing the voices of Americans in the geographic and political middle into the national conversation. The people who are crucial in our politics but are often ignored by the media. Along with DJ Tolliver and two panel guests, Jeremy takes calls each week from across the country and aims to keep things civil while talking through some of the most contentious issues we face. You can join the conversation by calling 1-844-4-MIDDLE or by reaching out at listentothemiddle.com. Episodes here: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-middle-with-jeremy-hob-102531530/

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Dan Crohn has been performing stand up comedy in and around Boston for years. His jokes can be heard on XM Radio and he has been a guest on the popular podcast WTF with Marc Maron. A semi-finalist in the Boston Comedy Festival and the Laughing Skull Festival, Dan's stories of family and friends have entertained audiences from all over the country. Dan was named one of the top 100 comics for Season 9 of Last Comic Standing. His former day job of teaching 4th graders has provided him with endless amount of material. He has wanted to be a comedian since the age of eight when he stumbled upon his father's Henny Youngman records. His first comedy album, It's Enough Already, is available on iTunes and Amazon Music.

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Not many memoirs are generational events. But when Sly Stone, one of the few true musical geniuses of the last century, decides to finally tell his life story, it can't be called anything else. As the front man for the sixties pop-rock-funk band Sly and the Family Stone, a songwriter who created some of the most memorable anthems of the 1960s and 1970s ("Everyday People," "Family Affair"), and a performer who electrified audiences at Woodstock and elsewhere, Sly Stone's influence on modern music and culture is indisputable. But as much as people know the music, the man remains a mystery. After a rapid rise to superstardom, Sly spent decades in the grips of addiction. Now he is ready to relate the ups and downs and ins and outs of his amazing life in his memoir, Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin). The book moves from Sly's early career as a radio DJ and record producer through the dizzying heights of the San Francisco music scene in the late 1960s and into the darker, denser life (and music) of 1970s and 1980s Los Angeles. Set on stages and in mansions, in the company of family and of other celebrities, it's a story about flawed humanity and flawless artistry. Written with Ben Greenman, who has also worked on memoirs with George Clinton and Brian Wilson, and in collaboration with Arlene Hirschkowitz, Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin) is a vivid, gripping, sometimes terrifying, and ultimately affirming tour through Sly's life and career. Like Sly, it's honest and playful, sharp and blunt, emotional and analytical, always moving and never standing still.

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With two Olympic gold medals, one silver medal, six World Championships victories, 31 World Cup victories and a staggering 59 career World Cup podiums, five-time Olympian Lindsey Jacobellis, is the most decorated snowboard cross athlete of all time. But, for the better part of her career, she was known for one of the most epic unforced errors in Olympic history, which not only cost her a gold medal but cast her into a storm of media ridicule and stifling self-doubt. In her deeply personal memoir, UNFORGIVING (Harper; Publication Date: October 17, 2023), Jacobellis chronicles her career from crushing early failure, to self-growth and love, to finally conquering her goal almost two decades later. Honest, intimate, and inspiring, UNFORGIVING is both an unprecedented look at what it's like to be a young female athlete under the spotlight and a manifesto for triumphing over failure, believing in yourself, and achieving at the highest level.

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Have you ever wished you could slow the frenetic buzz of a hummingbird’s wings? Get so close to a honeybee you can look it straight in the eye? Or see 24 hours on a busy street corner in a single frame? You will be able to – in Invisible Wonders: Photographs of the Hidden World an astonishing visual experience designed to show readers things they could never see—if not for the extraordinary power of photography. From the microscopic to the cosmic, from minuscule elements to intricate life-forms, acclaimed National Geographic scientist-photographer Anand Varma and more than a hundred of his colleagues, explore the camera artistry of Size, Time, Light, and Focus to reveal the unseen. Images like Martin Oeggerli’s brilliant micrograph of the pollen inside a flower or Roni Hendrawan’s image that reveals the intricate cracks in a grain of rice, exposes a world of wonderful surprises.

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The jaw-dropping series, Help! I’m in a Secret Relationship!, uncovers the heartbreaking stories of people who have been emotionally manipulated into keeping their relationships a secret. These are the cautionary tales of people who believe they have found the love of their lives, only to discover lies at the core of their relationships. What if your true love is hiding a massive secret… and that secret is you?

Travis Mills is a recording artist, actor and on-air personality who hosts his Apple Music radio show, "The Travis Mills Show," as well as his hit podcast "ADHD with Travis Mills." He's the cohost of MTV's docuseries "Ghosted: Love Gone Missing" opposite Rachel Lindsay. Mills is the lead singer and guitarist in the pop-punk rock band Girlfriends, who have toured with Machine Gun Kelly, MOD SUN and most recently The Used summer of 2023. Mills has also appeared on NBC's "Good Girls," Netflix's "Flaked," "The Coop" for Funny Or Die and Freeform's series "Alone Together." His cross-platform social media following is over five million.

Rahne Jones is an actor, writer, host and activist hailing from Silver Spring, MD. Jones made her professional acting debut as Skye Leighton on the Golden Globe-nominated Netflix television series "The Politician" starring alongside Ben Platt, Gwyneth Paltrow, Jessica Lange, Judith Light and Bette Midler. Jones's other credits include the groundbreaking FX series "Pose" and "After School History," Jones's own social media-based educational comedy series. Prior to becoming an actor, Jones spent four years working for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

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