My Love Affair with French Cars
Read MoreThree things I love about France — their cooking, their wine, and their cars. Well, maybe four things, but I don’t want to get into trouble.
Read MoreThree things I love about France — their cooking, their wine, and their cars. Well, maybe four things, but I don’t want to get into trouble.
Read MoreLas Vegas’ village idiot is at it again.
Normally, the rantings of a crazy buffoon wouldn’t be newsworthy. But in this case, the village idiot happens to be a rich man worth billions. He also runs a vast gambling empire. So, that gives him special perks and privileges. People listen to his rants and even write down what he has to say, no matter how illogical or inflammatory.
In case you missed the latest, Sheldon Adelson wants the United States to attack Iran. Wait, it gets worse. With a nuclear weapon!
He’s not joking.
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Read MoreShut the government down, they all say. And then when it does shut down, they bitch and protest.
Sometimes life really is stranger than fiction.
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Read MoreNothing worked. When I tried to starve myself, I’d start having food fantasies. Most men dream amorous thoughts. I dreamed hot fudge sundaes, bags of potato chips, and half gallons of ice cream.
Read MoreLast night I joined a select group of Las Vegas poker players who were invited to preview a rough cut of the explosive film documentary called Ultimatebeat: Too Much to Lose.
The film gets its title from some wordplay on the Ultimatebet scandal, which rocked the industry at the tail end of the poker boom. According to investigators, the unsuspecting high-stakes poker-playing victims were defrauded out of tens of millions of dollars.
So, where did all that money go and who got away with the crimes?
That’s what Ultimatebeat: Too Much to Lose seeks to answer, in painstaking detail.
Read MoreMEET RACHEL KRANZ
(Update: Kranz passed away in 2018)
Imagine a movie nearly 50 years in the making.
Next, imagine an unscripted story where no one knows what’s going to happen, or what the actors are going to do or say.
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Read MoreArt reflects who we are.
Art can be anywhere and made of anything — created by anyone.
Art inspires and unites us.
Art is the universal language of human expression.