by Colin Lively | Art & Entertainment
And That, My Friend, Is Why We Wear Belgian Shoes Hildamae, my somewhat uppity mother, upon whose knee I learned to also be somewhat uppity, had a few mantras that have stayed with me all the days of my life. “A LADY NEVER WEARS PRINTS TO THE CITY”....
by Carol Baker | *The Opinionated Bitch ~ Carol Baker, Columnist
My Krispy Kreme Confessions In all fairness, I have a confession to make: I’ve only tasted Krispy Kremes twice in my life and I’m glad they’re not readily available in my remote area because they’re delicious and if I had access I’d...
by Colin Lively | Creativity, Humor, Oral Storytelling, Radio, Written Word
“So closes the curtain on the worst show in radio history, although it is not without its chuckles that the lights go dim on this train wreck” – Cindy McFello, The TransAmerican Review Post Express Nora flew into a murderous rage after being betrayed...
by Colin Lively | Art & Entertainment, City Life, People, Radio, Social Equalities, Visual Art, Written Word
Saving The Slave! The once famed civil rights epicenter is up for auction, and Sarah Wolff, with her 501 (c) 3, New Brooklyn Theatre, are trying to save it. The Slave Theater became a Brooklyn civil rights landmark in the early 1980s, when community activists like Al...
by Colin Lively | Creativity, Films & TV, Music, Oral Storytelling, Poetry, Radio, Written Word
50 years since ON THE ROAD was first published. how could we have known this would be considered one of the greatest works of literature. the embodiment of the Beat Generation. the world changers. the great songs. The Beat Goes On. Like a Rolling Stone. Waiting for my...
