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  • Best Selling Authors Mindy Thomas And Guy Raz Release WOW In Space

    Zip

    through astronaut training school! Slip into a black hole! Apply for a
    job as a NASA astronaut! Meet the animals who made it to space!
    And that’s just the beginning! Jam-packed with eye-popping
    illustrations, jaw-dropping facts, jokes, quizzes, comics, and
    everything else that makes up our universe, this is your one-stop shop
    for all things space. The who, what, when, where, why, how, and
    WOW - all in one place!

    9 min
  • Retired Undercover Officer Matt Browning From A&E's Secrets Of Polygamy

    "Secrets of Polygamy," premiering Monday January

    8TH at 10PM et/pt, exposes the shocking realities of life within the
    Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (FLDS), the
    Kingston clan or The Order also known officially as the Davis County
    Cooperative Society, and the Apostolic United Brethren (AUB). The series
    features in-depth interviews with experts and access to insiders
    including Warren Jeffs' daughter, Rachel Jeffs Blackmore, who shares her
    first-hand account of life with her father, lead investigator Matt Browning,
    former members Mary Ann Kingston, Lu Ann Cooper and Faith Bistline and
    others. Series premieres Monday, January 8 at 10pm ET/PT

    In the series, lead investigator and former FLDS member, Matt Browning

    attempts to shine a light on these groups. He meets with former members
    who have escaped to hear shocking allegations of mental and physical
    abuse suffered by polygamist women and children. He can discuss some of
    the shocking allegations heard in the series, reflect on the power he's
    seen people like Prophet Warren Jeffs hold over polygamists, and why he
    feels it's important that we shine a light on these stories now.

    19 min
  • Alternative Rocker Zac Maloy From The Nixons Re-imagines A Classic And More

    Originally written on the road, this song is a note to the ones back home, promising to be back in December. The new version was produced by The Nixons and Kerry Crafton, who worked with the band on their first full length LP, Halo.

     

    Lead

    vocalist Zac Maloy says, “I always wanted to have a holiday song. You
    know, one of those songs that you start to hear every year when the season rolls around.”

     

    The Nixons have also released a lyric video for the new version of “December” via Pavement Entertainment. Featuring dynamic visuals and performance shots of the band, this video highlights the rewritten lyrics while celebrating the original version of the song.

    When asked about the changes made, Maloy says, “The original song ‘December’ was more about missing life events but assuring loved ones that I’d be home in that last month of the year. I wanted to rewrite some lyrics to lean in to the holiday spirit of it all.

     

    While I love the original, we took a more no frills approach this time around. We realized when we played the song live a few winters ago, it kinda rocks. So we hope fans enjoy this new, edgier, rockin’ holiday tune!”

     

    Hailing from Oklahoma City, The Nixons are comprised of singer Zac Maloy, guitarist Jesse Davis, bassist Ricky Brooks, and drummer John Humphrey. The band made a name for themselves in the ‘90s, releasing hit songs “Sister,” “Happy Song,” “Wire,” and “Baton Rouge.”

     

    For more on The Nixons, visit: https://www.thenixonsofficial.com/

     

    30 min
  • NY Times Best Selling Crime Author Gregg Olsen Releases The Amish Wife

    In his 1990 true crime classic, Abandoned

    Prayers, Olsen delivered “a riveting and deeply disturbing chronicle”
    (Cleveland Plain Dealer) of “Little Boy Blue”—nine-year-old Danny, found
    dead in a Nebraska cornfield, whose errant father, former Amish man Eli
    Stutzman, had a racked up a wild history of sexual profligacy,
    pornography, and drugs. Years before, Stutzman’s pregnant wife, Ida, had
    died under bizarre and suspicious circumstances. Yet Eli, shrouded by
    the encircling privacy of the Amish and small-town law enforcement
    negligence, was never charged, or even an official suspect in her death.

    Gregg Olsen has

    long been haunted by Ida Stutzman’s shady death and the role Eli must
    have played in it. In THE AMISH WIFE: Unraveling the Lies, Secrets, and
    Conspiracy That Let a Killer Go Free (Thomas and Mercer; January 1,
    2024), Olsen returns to the Ohio Amish community where the young woman
    perished in a barn fire, her death deemed “natural causes.” Eli would
    sell up and leave town soon after, launched on the sexual odyssey that
    would eventually lead to Danny’s death, as well as Eli’s conviction for
    his roommate’s murder.

    Determined to discover the truth and seek

    justice for Ida—and urged on by Ida’s brother—Olsen reopens the door
    into Eli Stutzman’s dark life of debauchery and deception. He revisits
    many of the witnesses that he first met and interviewed when
    researching Abandoned Prayers, as well as numerous new voices,
    discovering many facts and suspicions long held secret by the pious,
    closed-mouth Amish community. Olson tracks down Ida and Eli’s relatives
    and friends, as well as Eli’s lovers and sex partners. He finds that
    many in this world where families and associations are inextricably
    intertwined have quietly believed that Eli killed Ida, yet few are
    willing to publicly judge.

    Returning to the investigation around

    Ida’s death, Olsen pokes holes in the medical postmortem. Perhaps most
    significantly, he delves into the questionable work of Sheriff Jim
    Frost, a charismatic, opportunistic lawman who lived a closeted
    homosexual life and may have, for a time, been Eli Stutzman’s lover. How
    much did Jim Frost cover up, either intentionally or subconsciously, to
    shield the truth about Eli and their shared sexuality at a time when
    small town life for gay men was confining and even dangerous? How
    complicit does that make Frost in the numerous deaths Eli left in his
    wake? Did the conspiracy of silence among the members of the Amish
    community indirectly allow Ida’s and the other deaths to occur?

    Leaving

    no stone unturned and unfolding with one chilling revelation after
    another, THE AMISH WIFE is vintage reportage from the writer New York
    Times bestselling author Caitlin Rother calls, “one of today’s
    true-crime masters."


    17 min
  • The Choice You Get One Mulligan But It Comes With A Price

    In a dream, I was driving with a former boss during a horrible rain storm. We slipped off the road. In the moment of impact I heard a voice say, "You get one mulligan in life. The chance to go back and change a moment. Those involved will forget it but you won't. Do you accept your one and only life mulligan?"

    4 min
  • New York Times Best Selling Author Dylan Jones Releases Loaded The Life And Afterlife Of The Velvet Underground

    Drawing on contributions

    from remaining members, contemporaneous musicians, critics, filmmakers,
    and the generation of artists who emerged in their wake, this
    "monumental origin story" celebrates the legacy of the Velvet
    Underground,
    which burns brighter than ever in the 21st century ( New York Times bestselling author Bob Spitz).

     

    Variety Best Music Book of 2023 · A "Must Read" by Nylon and

    BookRiot

     

    Rebellion always starts somewhere, and in the music world of the

    transgressive teen-whether it be the 1960s or the 2020s-the Velvet
    Underground represents ground zero.

    Crystallizing the idea

    of the bohemian, urban, narcissistic art school gang around a
    psychedelic rock and roll band-a stylistic idea that evolved in the
    rarefied environs of Andy Warhol's Factory-the Velvets were the first
    major American
    rock group with a mixed gender line-up. They never smiled in
    photographs, wore sunglasses indoors, and invented the archetype that
    would be copied by everyone from Sid Vicious to Bobby Gillespie. They
    were avant-garde nihilists, writing about drug abuse, prostitution,
    paranoia, and sado-masochistic sex at a time when the rest of the world
    was singing about peace and love. In that sense they invented punk and
    then some. It could even be argued that they invented modern New York.

     

    Drawing on interviews

    and material relating to all major players, from Lou Reed, John Cale, Mo
    Tucker, Andy Warhol, Jon Savage, Nico, David Bowie, Mary Harron, and
    many more, award-winning journalist Dylan Jones breaks down the band's
    whirlwind of subversion and, in a narrative rich in drama and detail,
    proves why the Velvets remain the original kings and queens of edge.

    17 min
  • World Almanac 2024 Editor Sarah Janssen Sets Our Need For Content Free Inside The New Edition

      You have an upcoming event   Sarah JanssenTuesday Dec 12, 2023 ⋅ 10:15am – 10:25am (Eastern Time - New York)Arroe: America’s

    bestselling reference book of all time is The World Almanac, with more
    than 83 million copies sold. For more than 150 years, this compendium of
    information has been the authoritative source for school, library,
    business, and home. The 2024 edition of The World Almanac reviews the
    biggest events of 2023 and will be your go-to source for questions on
    any topic in the upcoming year.

     

    “ A treasure trove of political, economic, scientific and educational statistics and information” -- The Wall Street Journal

     

    Talk to Sarah Janssen, editor of The World Almanac on Tuesday, December 12, about:


    Arroe: America’s

    bestselling reference book of all time is The World Almanac, with more
    than 83 million copies sold. For more than 150 years, this compendium of
    information has been the authoritative source for school, library,
    business, and home. The 2024 edition of The World Almanac reviews the
    biggest events of 2023 and will be your go-to source for questions on
    any topic in the upcoming year.

     

    “ A treasure trove of political, economic, scientific and educational statistics and information” -- The Wall Street Journal

     

    Talk to Sarah Janssen, editor of The World Almanac on Tuesday, December 12, about:

    Election

    2024: A new feature covers all voters need to know going into the 2024
    presidential election season, including primary and caucus dates,
    candidate profiles, campaign finance numbers, and more.

    World

    Almanac Editors’ Picks: Time Capsule: The World Almanac lists the items
    that most came to symbolize the year 2023, including a Swiftie-created
    friendship bracelet and the House Speaker’s gavel.

    Top 10 News

    Topics, Year in Sports, Year in Pictures, Offbeat news stories (some of
    the strangest stories of the year), and World at a Glance (quick look at
    the surprising stats and curious facts that define a changing world)

    Other

    New Highlights: Stats and graphics across dozens of chapters show how
    the pandemic continues to affect the economy, work, family life,
    education, and culture.

     

    Sarah is available on Tuesday,

    November 12 between 8:00-3:00 PM ET.  (If that date is impossible, she
    is also available on November 13.) We will send you the book prior to
    the interview.

    Martha Kiley

    Cell | 631-988-7196

    The World Almanac and Book of Facts 2024

     

    The New Edition Provides the Authoritative Chronicle of 2023’s Events,

    From Historic Labor Strikes and a Barbie-Themed Summer to a Chaotic Congress and the Israel-Hamas War

     

    

     

    With

    2023 drawing to a close, how will we remember this eventful year? The
    latest edition of America’s best-selling reference book explores the
    milestones that made the year 2023 unique and will serve as your
    number-one source for years to come.

     

    “The World

    Almanac has been the source for definitive data and answers to questions
    on any subject since 1868,” said Sarah Janssen, executive editor of The
    World Almanac. “In a year of major transitions, the new edition of The
    World Almanac documents the rapidly shifting world to give a source of
    historic perspective and new understanding to any curious reader.”

     

    Join

    Sarah Janssen on Tuesday, December 12th as she can discuss how the
    Almanac compiles 2023’s event and milestones as well as some of 2024
    edition’s new features:

     

    Election 2024: A new feature

    covers all voters need to know going into the 2024 presidential election
    season, including primary and caucus dates, candidate profiles,
    campaign finance numbers, and more.


    10 min

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