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“I was able to tell this story because people were brave as hell. And they are still being brave as hell and refusing to shut up.” - Ronan Farrow, author of Catch and Kill, speaking on an October 2019 episode of “ABC News Nightline”.

November 3, 2019

How Investigative Journalist Ronan Farrow Exposed a Horrific Box of Secrets

“I was able to tell this story because people were brave as hell. And they are still being brave as hell and refusing to shut up.” - Ronan Farrow, author of Catch and Kill, speaking on an October 2019 episode of “ABC News Nightline”. VERO BEACH, Fla. - Ronan Farrow is a ubiquitous presence on the media circuit. With a new bestselling book and publicity tour, numerous TV interviews, and a publicly heated exchange with network bigs at NBC News, Farrow is once again front and center of the #MeToo movement. 

November 3, 2019

Brooklyn’s new Wegmans dodges riots over missing sub shop

The opening of Brooklyn's first Wegmans should have been a homecoming. Instead, it was town hall over one absent iconic offering.

Bret Baier, author of Three Days at the Brink: FDR’s Daring Gamble to Win World War II, visited Vero Beach, Florida on his book tour.

October 30, 2019

FDR, Stalin and a Naked Churchill: A History Lesson with Fox News’ Bret Baier

VERO BEACH, Fla. - Time for the discussion had expired when a curious audience member shouted from the back of the crowded room. “Are we in a Cold War?” the voice rang out. Heads spun forward to look at the man standing behind the lecturn. “Ah, great question,” answered Brett Baier. “Vladmir Putin, I think, thinks we are in a Cold War.”

October 29, 2019

NYC Winter Lantern Pop-Up Marks Beginning of Holidays

Winter Lantern Pop-Up kicked off in Liberty Park on October 28. Image by Lindsay Rogers. NEW YORK — The 12 […]

Two dancers in Aztec garb dance at an outdoor event

October 29, 2019

Latin Dancers Blend Aztec Tradition with Day of the Dead

The Latin Ballet of Virginia took the stage on October 27 for a local Day of the Dead festival and attempted to reach out to the dearly departed. A pair of performers assumed the roles of ancient peoples in a heart-pounding Aztec ceremony—which left one dancer in tears.