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The ninety-minute live experience celebrates the long-running program Ancient Aliens on The HISTORY Channel and features leading Ancient Astronaut theorist Giorgio A. Tsoukalos, investigative mythologist William Henry, UK government UFO investigator Nick Pope, and ancient civilizations expert, Jason Martell*, as they discuss thought-provoking extraterrestrial theories on fan-favorite topics from Ancient Egypt to the moon, paving the long road to Disclosure.

Giorgio A. Tsoukalos is the leading expert and Co-Executive Producer of HISTORY’s Ancient Aliens, and publisher of Legendary Times Magazine, the world’s leading Ancient Astronaut research journal. Giorgio has been called “a hybrid of Carl Sagan and Indiana Jones,” and he’s been changing the way the world thinks about Ancient Astronaut Theory since 1998.

As one of the world’s foremost Ancient Astronaut experts, Giorgio has been featured in countless media appearances (HISTORY, National Geographic, SyFy, Coast to Coast AM, and many other international television and radio programs) reporting on the latest discoveries in the Ancient Astronaut field. Giorgio’s research expeditions have taken him around the world, and he is one of only a few people to have visited and explored nearly every mysterious ancient site on Planet Earth.
 

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In 2004, Juliette Marker, a white college freshman, and Noah King, a Black high school senior, are two

lonely souls who enter each other’s orbit, forge a connection, and, after a chance meeting, go home

together.

Twelve years later, Noah has done the impossible and made it in Hollywood. His first film is about to be

released, and he and his beloved wife Jesse, a successful writer herself, have just had a baby. Meanwhile,

Juliette’s best friend Annie is back in LA for the first time in more than a decade.

As teenagers, Juliette and Annie shared an enviable bond, memorialized by Juliette’s mother, Margot, a

renowned photographer. When Annie returns to the Topanga Canyon home where they spent their idyllic

adolescence, she makes a startling discovery about Juliette that will threaten to blow up the life Noah has

struggled to build.

Spanning decades, from LA to Chicago, and told through Annie, Juliette, Noah, and Jesse’s perspectives,

this powerful, provocative novel delves into one life-changing night and the complex lives and

relationships of those affected by it, exploring how race, artistic ambition, and grief expose

different versions of the same story.

Anders Keith is an actor on the rise who can be seen reprising his starring role as David Crane in season 2 of the Paramount+ reboot of the iconic hit sitcom "Frasier," where he stars opposite Kelsey Grammer and Jack Cutmore-Scott.

The show follows Frasier (Grammer) nearly two decades after the original series ended and picks up in the next chapter of his life as he returns to Boston after the death of his father and reunites with his son Freddy (Cutmore-Scott). Anders shines as Frasier's Ivy League attending nephew, the son of fan-favorite, long married characters Niles and Daphne from the original show. His performance on "Frasier" blends physical comedy with an endearing on-screen presence that has captured the hearts of not just brand-new viewers, but fans tuning in for the nostalgia of the 1990's show.

"Frasier" season 1 debuted on October 12, 2023 to wide acclaim quickly becoming the #1 original comedy premiere on Paramount+ and has since been renewed for a second season which will premiere on September 19, 2024.

Check out the trailer for season 2 here:

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVQQbuSCiyU 

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On September 12, 1966, at 7:30pm ET, the Monkees television sitcom debuted on NBC and, overnight, a manufactured television rock and roll group was beamed into American living rooms and onto the pop culture scene. Known affectionately, or disparagingly, depending on your point-of-view, as a "manufactured image with no philosophies," the Monkees supplemented their TV stardom with nearly a dozen actual hits on the pop charts and became a sensation to mostly pre-drivers license teenagers and adolescents. Author and music historian Scott Shea believes that this talented musical foursome was the real deal, that their music continues to have broad appeal and rode all the trends of the mid-to-late 1960s rock scene. They even elicited a few. In his recent article for the Strange Brew, Scott makes the case of why the Monkees should be in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

I would like for you to consider having Scott G. Shea, leading music historian and author of the best-selling book, “All the Leaves Are Brown: How the Mamas Came Together and Broke Apart,” on your program to talk about this controversial topic. The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has been pretty good at blackballing other deserving artists and Scott says the question of the Monkees inclusion will continue to follow them until they do the honorable thing. The group is still popular today, their songs are still played on radio, TV and in movies and have sold over 75 million records worldwide. In his Strange Brew article, Scott refers to the arguments against their inclusion as archaic and borne out of outdated biases. Whether you agree or disagree, he’d love to chat with you about it.