Helen H. Moore's Blog, page 24
July 5, 2018
Robert Reich: Trump’s Art of the No Deal
Trump has shown us he can’t make a deal
July 4, 2018
Consumer Reports launches special campaign to call out Comcast’s hidden fees
Consumer Reports is planning on delivering a petition with over 100,000 signatures to Comcast’s headquarters
Friends-of-friends can reveal a person’s hidden traits
Stanford scientist Johan Ugander explains his research on dissimilarities in social networks
AMC Theaters set to challenge MoviePass with new $20 subscription plan
The subscription service will be an extension of the theater chain’s rewards program called AMC Stubs A-List
What it means to be an American this Fourth of July
Things may look bad right now, but we’re in better shape than we think, and this is still a great country
This aperol spritz from “Cocktail Italiano” is destined to become your new favorite summer beverage
“Aperitivo” or “apero” is an integral part of Italian lifestyle―it is the daily ritual of meeting for a cocktail
Documentary “The King”: “The American people are Elvis. They have been hoodwinked”
Salon talks to Director Eugene Jarecki, alongside the music supervisor of “The King,” a new documentary about Elvis
Women directed just 16 percent of feature films last year, according to inclusion report
The numbers are even worse for nonwhite directors
The secret to Jim James’ solo album “Uniform Distortion”: “Turn off your phone and open your heart”
The My Morning Jacket singer discusses unplugging, The Last Whole Earth Catalog and the making of his new record
Supreme Court Justice Kennedy is retiring. Here’s what that means for the environment
Kennedy has been in the majority in an outstanding number of environmental cases
