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“Now, Davis, best known for his 1993 classic “The Fugitive,” has a new story about the threat of nuclear catastrophe that’s as provocative and exciting as any of his previous work. This time, however, his manner of expression has taken … Continue reading
CHICAGO (WLS) — Chicago’s Andrew Davis is an acclaimed director, best known for films like “The Fugitive” and “Under Siege.” Now, he’s debuting his first novel, destined to be a screen thriller. The filmmaker says “Disturbing the Bones” is a story … Continue reading
In our upcoming episode, we visit The Center at West Park’s Sanctuary Space for the concert and performance “In Sardinia in New York”. The event features the Polyphonic Pauliccu Mossa Choir Of Bonorva, Sardinia, along with American playwright and journalist Jeff Biggers, known for his book “In Sardinia”. Before the performance we talked to curator and creative producer from Sardinia, Valeria Orani and to Jeff Biggers
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I think we see a huge difference between the right to own a weapon to go hunting or to defend yourself and the right for mentally disturbed people to purchase semi-automatic firearms without any sort of registration or regulation.
Eastern Kentuckians got to feel a little pride for their neck of the woods as author Jeff Biggers spoke about his new book last night. NewsCenter's Carl Gibson reports on the rich history Appalachians share with the nation.