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By Joe Coleman Israeli authorities report two separate acts of violence in the country; a stabbing in Tel Aviv and a fatal shooting in the West Bank on Thursday. In Tel Aviv, a Palestinian man stabbed and killed two people near the entrance of the Panorama Building. According to […]
By Clayton Luce There was a sizable crowd down at the Louisville Free Public Library today for the live readings and performances by Ron Whitehead, his mother Greta and some of his children performing live as Mama’s Opry Band. The performances were followed by book signings and photograph opportunities. […]
By Aramie Louisville Vas What an interesting thing an article in transit is! In the middle of reporting to our readers that a suspected planner of the Paris bombings, Abdelhamid Abaaoud, was bragging about his lack of difficulty in crossing over borders of Europe, it also became our duty to […]
by Saira Viola Clive Stafford Smith OBE is one of the leading lights of the legal profession, a recipient of numerous awards for services to the law, including the Gandhi International Peace Prize and shortlisted twice for the prestigious Orwell Book of Fiction award. A tireless defender of human rights […]
by Charlie Seller I tuned in late to the Republican Presidential Debate on Fox Business News but just in time to catch Carly Fiorina promise to repeal Obamacare and open the market for insurance companies to compete for our business. I have no idea if this would be a good […]
by Cody S. Decker Photographs by Tatiana Aristizábal Author’s Note: The Carnegie Classics: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas event this year was one for the books. When the crowd peaked it was at around 400 people. I like to think of it as the Hunter effect. People love Hunter […]
By: Nick Storm Wake up at three am in Louisville. Pitch black sky. Pulling out of driveway with camera, tripod and sleeping bag in tow. I’ve been on this journey before. Orange barrels. Yellow lines. The drum beat of the open road. Heading west to Denver, Colorado with Ron Whitehead […]
by Cody S. Decker This year’s Carnegie Classics event is going to be celebrating Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas by Kentucky’s own literary outlaw, Hunter S. Thompson. On Saturday November 7th, the Carnegie Center is going to look as if it were a scene peeled directly from the […]
by C.A.Seller LOUISVILLE – “A small slice of the city is poised for a major revamp.Preservationists and city leaders on Wednesday announced plans to turn Paristown Pointe into an arts and culture district. The Paristown Pointe Preservation Trust will apply for state tourism tax credits to fund the estimated […]
by Cody S. Decker PRESS RELEASE: LOUISVILLE, KY (October 27, 2015) – For the past five years, GonzoFest Louisville has worked to honor and celebrate the life of Louisville’s own Hunter S. Thompson, but the time has come to take things to the next level. GonzoFest Louisville organizers are […]
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