By Marc D. Goldfinger There was Dean Levy and he was counting the Quaaludes and he kept losing the count at around fifty or sixty. It was beginning to make him mad and his wife Brenda came over to help and dropped the coffee on his lap and he jumped […]
OPEN gallery is excited to announce the premier of photo-journalist Amira Karaoud’s “I will have soft hands”, an exploration of the female expectation of marriage through-out the different cultures of the world. Having traveled to 40 countries, her exhibit is both a visual treat and a moving realization of the […]
By Bradley James Weber It was a nightmare, getting out of L.A. . . . The desert would be bad enough all by itself. Something big and batlike swooped through the tunnel of lights and was gone. He ignored its passage. Five minutes later it made a […]
by Mark Linnhoefer After a round of talks on Wednesday, Washington and Moscow are now finalizing a memorandum that will lay out basic air safety procedures for both Russian and American pilots and commanders so as to avoid accidental confrontation. Russia’s involvement in the Syrian civil war has caused some […]
by Mark Linnhoefer A trial set in motion on Wednesday might cost multinational Apple an astonishing $400 million. The trial revolves around a patent claimed by the University of Wisconsin, which says that the tech-giant illegally used the patented chip-efficiency-improving technology. The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation – WARF – filed suit […]
Or: Internet Killed The Booby Magazine by Mark Linnhoefer Playboy. The word alone conjures up mental images of beautiful women posing nude for a cameraman that has a ‘hard time’ controlling has raging hard-on. But alas, it seems that those time are over. “That battle has been fought and won” […]
by Mark Linnhoefer An intelligence center in Baghdad staffed by Iraqi, Iranian, Syrian, and Russian officials provided the Iraqi military with information that allowed it to start bombing IS bases. The newly opened center marks a stark point of disgruntlement for the U.S. as it highlights the tightened cooperation of […]
Today the Dutch Safety Board will release the results of its investigation into the cause of the July 17 crash of the Malaysian Air machine MH17 in 2014. It is generally assumed the evidence will conclude that the machine was shot down by a Buk missile produced in Russia, but […]
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