Life-Wire Podcast: Mr. Mystery on “Deception,” “Instinct” and More
Anthony “Mister Mystery” DiFato talks about the latest in the mystery genre in literature and on television, including Instinct and Deception.
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Review: Nova’s Death ‘Dive to Saturn’
Death Dive explores the mysteries of the rings of Saturn and unlocks the secrets of what may lie below the planet’s gaseous surface.
Life-Wire Podcast: Totally ’80 Chris on Roger “007” Moore
“Totally ’80s Chris” Bungay remembers the career of the consumate James Bond, Roger Moore.
Our Goals for 2017
“I want to teach people French, singing in French. And I want to learn to cook pasta.” -Sunnurha Vertus
Top 10 Life-Wire News Service Stories of 2016
Life-Wire News Service had a spectacular first full year. Here are our most popular stories of 2016. 1- Koko Gets Her PBS Close-Up Our crew reviewed the PBS/BBC documentary Koko: The Gorilla Who Talks. Koko lives at the Gorilla Foundation with Penny Patterson, who taught her sign language. -Anthony Pabon 2- Living with Down Syndrome: Eric …
Top picks for holiday movies – a baker’s dozen
Want to escape the frigid weather or take a break from the hustle and bustle? Lifestyles Media Department recommends watching a movie together, and its members have some picks from the annual favorites.
Put ‘March of the Wooden Soldiers’ on holiday to-do list
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy star as Stan Dee and Ollie Dum. They live with the Old Woman in the Shoe and are trying to save Little Bo Peep from marrying Silas Barnaby, the heartless landlord. In the end everyone unites with the Wooden Soldiers to fight him and the Bogeymen.
An ‘Eary’ Van Gogh Mystery at Arles on PBS’ Secrets of the Dead
The documentary is a really intriguing mystery of his days in Arles, answering the questions – was the story of his ear a fake, and who was the mystery girl ‘Rachel’
Hamilton’s America Shines on PBS
Hamilton’s America is revolutionary documentary that tells how Lin-Manuel Miranda and his collaborators made a hit Broadway musical.
