Author: Erik Loomis
This is the grave of Jennings Randolph. Born in 1902 in Salem, West Virginia, Randolph was named for William Jennings Bryan, hero of his parents. He came from a political.
The 1954 film Human Desire is hardly Fritz Lang's top film; in fact, it's hardly Lang's top Hollywood film. But it makes for an OK film noir. Glenn Ford is.
So I was really curious who Trump would name as Secretary of Labor. There was all that bullshit from Trump and Vance and a few others like Hawley, claiming to.
I've long wondered about these institutions popular in the West that define themselves as some sort of nostalgic pre-Mao China providing The Real Thing to the Whites. Like, what exactly.
This is the grave of Emma Lazarus. Born in 1849 in New York City, Lazarus grew up in a wealthy Jewish family. Her father Moses was a big merchant in.
So, writing on this website has led to a lot of good things in my life, from providing the material for my books to getting recognition as a labor historian..
This is the grave of Andy Warhol. Let's just get it out of the way up front--I really do not like Andy Warhol. I don't like his art, I don't.
I recently watched Nicholas Spitzer's 1984 film Zydeco, an hour long documentary about the zydeco scene in southwestern Louisiana, with lots of great material. People such as Bois Sec Ardoin.