Tonight begins Yom Kippur, the holiest twenty-four hours of our Jewish year. It’s Christmas Mass plus 23 hours. It officially signifies the end of the ten day period known as...
Happy New Year everyone. No, not the Jewish New Year Rosh Hashanah which begins on Friday night. While important it takes a back seat to the big one that impacts...
Today’s SMC is about politics, but it’s not political. So calm down to anyone who wants us to stay away from what has become America’s year round national pastime. I...
The lazy, August dog days of summer are heating up, so we are going to keep the golf cart in the garage, stay indoors in triple degree desert heat and...
Sunday Morning Coffee — July 30, 2023/August 5, 2018 — A Nice Guy Who Didn’t Want Anyone To Know It
(Note: When your favorite team has won more championships than any other in any sport there aren’t many dark moments. With 27 World Championships, New York Yankees fans have had…
Sunday Morning Coffee — July 23, 2023 — Shimmy Shimmy…
….ko-ko-bop. Shimmy, shimmy bop. Okay Boomer, be straight with me. When our SiriusXM presets wander over to 60s Gold there’s not a song we don’t remember. Not one with which...
It won’t be long before there are no nails left for the newspaper coffin. It’s just about shut tight. The Times they are a changing. That’s the Times as in...
We haven’t scrambled for a while so let’s get started: Everyone knows Las Vegas can throw a party — just cruise the Strip or visit a hotel nightclub any morning...
Sunday Morning Coffee — June 18, 2023 — Nine Special Days
George Southworth died almost 30 years ago, but if he were still living I’d find him to help me with a problem. My first University of Miami journalism professor and...
Here we go again. I’m in a bind and have to make a decision. Quickly. Remember a few weeks ago in this space when I whined that the National Football...
Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms and grandmas who read us. Hope Hallmark had a good day which means moms everywhere were remembered. However, Hallmark got a real kick...
When I’m wrong, not often but every now and again, I like to be the first to admit it before everyone else piles on. Yes, I was wrong about the...