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*The year 2016 for “The Pulse of Entertainment” was full of interviews and movie reviews. The year began with an interview with Mykel Jenkins (“Bold and the Beautiful”). We talked about his starring role in the movie The Masked Saint, based on the life of a professional wrestler with the same name.... |
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For the second half of the game I decided to sit in the media press box upstairs. I look around several times and notice that the vast majority of sports media are White men, a few diverse women, and less than five are Black males, counting me. I think about that stat of the National Football League.... |
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Google is refusing to censor the rants of Al Qaeda preacher Anwar al-Awlaki, who reportedly influenced the attackers who committed the 7/7 London bombings. Dubbed the "pied piper of Jihad," al-Awlaki's hateful teachings were, according to RT online, easily searchable using Google's enhanced search.... |
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The man considered most likely to break away from the Liberal Party says only one person is talking about a split: Tony Abbott. The former prime minister has urged "rebellious" conservative colleagues not to leave the Liberals and risk delivering government benches to Labor. |
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This Christmas made me only too aware of how many in our government blithely ignore its message. Two recent incidents provoked my musings on this topic. Both involved Immigration Minister Peter Dutton, who at the same time was loudly talking up his own and Australia’s Christian values. |
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ANNAPOLIS, MD — Anne Arundel County government offices will be closed on Monday, Jan. 2, for the New Year holiday, along with Anne Arundel County Public Schools, county libraries, and more. The winter holiday for the county's schools runs through Monday, Jan. 2; classes resume Jan. 3. |
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ABC News (CHARLESTON, S.C.) — A South Carolina judge has ordered Charleston church shooter Dylann Roof to undergo another competency evaluation before he is sentenced, the Charleston federal courthouse announced Thursday. Judge Richard Gergel ordered the additional exam “in abundance of caution”.... |
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Kent Rankin. Kent Rankin. Kent Rankin passed away on March 28 at his home in Bodden Town after battling cancer for two years. He was 71. Known to many as “Biggie,” he was a self-made businessman and a farmer. He launched his first company in 1967, selling carpet and vinyl at Paramount Carpets. |
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Walsh's tweets echo one charge of the birther movement, which sees the president as a foreigner and perhaps a Muslim in disguise. President-elect Trump also fanned the flames of the popular conspiracy theory, becoming one of the movement's leading voices during the run-up to the 2012 election. Trump has since said he doesn't believe that. |
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A controversial self-proclaimed psychologist who champions black nationalism has come under fire after he released the latest in his series of videos on Wednesday. Dr. Umar Johnson was targeting another black nationalist with whom he has a difference of opinions. |
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The year 2016 saw the world lose Muhammad Ali, Gordie Howe, Fidel Castro, Harper Lee, Dave Broadfoot, Leonard Cohen, David Bowie and Napoleon Solo (Robert Vaughn). The Hamilton area also lost people who made their mark. Here are some of them: LAURAHILLIER The Burlington teen brought to the forefront.... |
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