Month: July 2024

Rhode Island’s Tasty Summertime Delights.

The Story Behind the Food and Drink Quite Unique to ‘Little Rhody’—Insight into Rhode Island’s Cuisine
by Robert A. Saritelli

August 4th-1962: Norma Jean’s Mysterious Death

The Alpha And The Omega Of Marilyn Monroe’s Life And Death-Part II
by Robert A. Saritelli

The Legend Never Fades: Marilyn Monroe, 62 Years After Her Death.

The Alpha and the Omega of Marilyn Monroe’s Life and Death-Part I.
by Robert A. Saritelli

Fall River’s Horrific Anniversary: Thursday August 4, 1892.

Miss Lizzie Borden-“The Truth of the Awful Matter”
by Robert A. Saritelli

Not About the Benjamin: “Not-A-Yahoo” Middle East Peace Proposal.

A Novel, ‘Back-of-the-Napkin’ Proposal: Israel-Palestine Binational Confederation: How 1+1 = Unity?
by Robert A. Saritelli

Southern Asian Females in America: You Have Come a Long Way Mrs. Harris & Others!

The Sordid Past Exploitation of Chinese Females in the 19th Century American West That Led to Asian-American Female Objectification; And the Power of Sexual Attraction to Promote Future Reconciliation and Peace.
by Robert A. Saritelli

Comedian Johnny Carson’s Favorite Punching Bag!

Singer Pia Zadora: Naked But Not Afraid To Be Heard!
by Robert A. Saritelli

An Earful of Trouble: Artist Vincent Van Gogh’s Bizarre Gift, Revisited!

Vincent Van Gogh’s Macabre Gift in Arles, France And His Troubled Mind.
by Robert A. Saritelli

A Relook at Actress Katherine Hepburn and Her Troubled ‘Corning’ Glass Family Dynasty.

A Famous Family’s Deadly Silence
by Robert A. Saritelli

The Potemkin Village Within the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin, Germany.

Spectator Adolph Hitler
American sprinter Jesse Owens
The Olympic torch is carried into the stadium during the opening ceremonies of the XI Olympic Games at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin, Germany, on August 1, 1936. (Photo by Getty Images)
1936 Berlin XI Olympiad

The Ultimate Potemkin Village

by Robert A. Saritelli