[ad_1] He moved to the Washington area and, with a partner, opened his first Booked Up store in 1971, specializing in rare books. He opened the largest Booked Up, in Archer City, in 1988 and owned and operated it until his death. In a 1976 profile of Mr. McMurtry publishedRead More →
[ad_1] As Israel heads to its fourth election in two years, the host of the country’s favorite satirical TV show has a request, and he’s only half kidding. “I wish we finally had a stable government and made a boring program,†said Eyal Kitsis, frontman of Channel 12’s “Eretz Nehederetâ€Read More →
[ad_1] Sandra Gauci, a teacher who presents an online satirical show, will run in the next general election with ADPD. Gauci has already appeared in a few press events with ADPD and has confirmed with Lovin Malta that she will be showing up in the sixth and twelfth districts. “BothRead More →
[ad_1] Cardiac surgeons don’t often give up the scalpel for the standing microphone, but for comedian and satirist Bassem Youssef, it was medicine that brought him to comedy. At the height of the Egyptian revolution, Youssef, later dubbed “the Jon Stewart of Egypt,†offered medical assistance to protesters in TahirRead More →
[ad_1] “From the moment I saw him,” said Hendra, “I knew he was amazing.” Lemmings was adoringly examined in New York City, and then toured the United States. Belushi was not a moderating influence. Hendra, 3,500 miles from Quarr Abbey, neglected his Bible for more secular pastimes, including cocaine, infidelity,Read More →
[ad_1] Being able to write and create knowing the pulse of the common man is certainly one of the greatest blessings in life. Jaspal Bhatti was one of those immensely blessed personalities who could do it in minutes, coming up with new ideas full of entertaining satire and comedy. BeginningRead More →