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It's called the Gilded Age for a reason. A time when great poverty was everywhere surrounding a few castles built buy the WE.
A period of immense economic change, of huge fortunes made and lost, and the rise of disparity between old money and new. A wide-eyed young scion of a conservative family, Marian, embarks on a mission to infiltrate the wealthy neighboring clan or her aunts Agnes van Rhijn and Ada Brook, dominated by ruthless railroad tycoon George Russell, his rakish son, Larry, and his ambitious wife, Bertha. In this exciting new world that is on the brink of the modern age, will Marian follow the established rules of society, or forge her own path? | Advertisement
Straight from the headlines a gripping legal thriller that delves into the darkest corners of the American justice system.
Set in a Massachusetts winter, the death of Boston police officer John O'Keefe ignites a firestorm of lies, manipulation, and betrayal, with Karen Read, O'Keefe’s girlfriend, ensnared in a harrowing legal battle unraveling a chilling conspiracy led by the dangerously narcissistic Jennifer McCabe.
Inspired by true events, this novel exposes the sinister games played behind closed doors and the psychological complexities of those who wield power, making it a must-read for fans of legal thrillers and psychological suspense.
Made from high-quality materials for comfort and durability that embodies the grace and charm of Mrs. Vanderbilt herself.
"Untangling Fate: The Titanic and Lusitania Saga of Astor and Vanderbilt" is an extraordinary journey through the lives of two legendary families.
Astor and Vanderbilt's Titanic and Lusitania Saga Revealed!
"Untangling Fate: The Titanic and Lusitania Saga of Astor and Vanderbilt" is an extraordinary journey through the lives of two legendary families.
Explore the captivating stories of Astor and Vanderbilt as they face the tragic events of the Titanic and Lusitania. Uncover the secrets, triumphs, and legacies of these influential figures in this compelling narrative of fate and resilience.
In the first episode, the Earl of Manton, his wife, their manservant, and Lady Manton's maid have been booked on the Titanic for a long time. The Earl arranges for his rebellious daughter, Georgiana, to join them at the last minute. On the ship, tensions arise between Lady Manton and Muriel Batley, the wife of the Earl's employee, John Batley. The ship hits an iceberg, and while Georgiana is put on a lifeboat, Lady Manton refuses to leave her husband.
The second episode focuses on the conflicts among the ship's designers regarding the number of lifeboats. An Irishman named Jim Maloney is hired to assist with the electrical wiring in exchange for transportation for his family to America. Jim's wife, Mary, is initially uncertain about the move, and they secure a room in third class. However, a stranger named Peter causes Mary's unease by constantly appearing nearby. Meanwhile, relationships and tensions among other passengers are explored. The ship hits the iceberg, and the Maloney family becomes trapped below decks.
In the third episode, an Italian stoker named Mario Sandrini gets a job on the ship, and his brother Paolo secures a position as a waiter in the first-class dining saloon. Paolo becomes infatuated with a stewardess named Annie Desmond. As the iceberg strikes, fear escalates among the passengers in steerage, and Peter helps Mary and her children escape. Paolo attempts to free his brother and other Italians locked in a storage cupboard as water rises around them.
The fourth and final episode portrays the desperate situation of the passengers as the Titanic sinks. Various characters face challenges and make life-or-death decisions. Watson, a character, is accidentally locked in a cabin but is eventually saved. Jim searches for his daughter, but it is too late for them to escape. Paolo and Mario attempt to free themselves, and Lady Manton is persuaded to board a lifeboat. Ultimately, only three people survive, including Lord Manton. The series concludes with the survivors being approached by the rescue ship RMS Carpathia.
Replacing the Electoral College with Trump University
As the Epstein files rock the world socialites, DiDomenico's Trump pontificates "Well, over the 25 years I knew him, people took about 67 photos with me, but I barely knew the guy when we flew to his Island... I really never talked to him, and I was just there for Real Estate reasons. I didn't do anything; you can't pin anything on me. No one can come out against me. I barely knew the guy, to be honest."
In the ever-evolving landscape of political satire, John DiDomenico emerges as a comedic virtuoso, wielding his uncanny ability to embody the persona of former President Donald Trump. With 14 live press conferences that commenced in the summer of 2023, DiDomenico's one-man show, "Live: Trump Press Conference," has become a tour de force that transcends the boundaries of humor and political commentary.
"We're going to drain the swamp, Mr. Swampy! We're going to find out why Jared got $2 billion from the Saudis, and why I got $6.7 million from the Chinese. Terrible people, the Chinese, by the way, but they give great money."
At the core of this comedic spectacle lies a transcript that unravels the brilliance of DiDomenico's performance, showcasing his impeccable timing and razor-sharp wit. Alone on stage for over an hour, DiDomenico seamlessly navigates the complexities of Trump's charismatic yet controversial personality, delivering punchlines with precision and portraying every nuance with flair.
On the topic of prison DiDomenico’s Trmup offers, “"I'm not going to go to prison but I would see myself as the warden if I was in prison I would probably be in charge or a gang I think I'd be great with a gang because I have a lot of people who follow me so I would probably be a very good gang leader and I see myself on the bench you know like pressing a lot of weight you know and there's these things called somebody told me about that they're called prison squats we put your hand you go like this you go look up prison squats and I thought I could do that because I have very strong legs from thousands of rounds of golf thousands around them girls which somebody asked about me become a professional golfer I think that's a great idea as soon as I'm back in president for life I'm going to become a pro golfer and win I'm going to win I'm gonna probably win everything."
In Hollywood uber producer, Ari Newman (known for begging the studio to cast Ryan Reynold's in his hit film Van Wilder) encapsulates the essence of DiDomenico's portrayal: "While the real Donald Trump may be in jail soon, DiDomenico's Trump could probably beat Biden, and MAGA wouldn't even know the difference." This sentiment underscores the transformative power of DiDomenico's performance, blurring the lines between fiction and reality.
As we delve into the first Live: Trump Press Conference of 2024, DiDomenico's comedic genius reaches its pinnacle. The excerpt showcases his satirical take on Trump's press conference style, weaving humor into political commentary with finesse:
"We're going to drain the swamp, Mr. Swampy! We're going to find out why Jared got $2 billion from the Saudis, and why I got $6.7 million from the Chinese. Terrible people, the Chinese, by the way, but they give great money."
"24 hours a day, totally transparent, except for the stuff we don't want you to see. But we're going to clean it up, Mr. Swampy, and Mr. Swampy, I may even have you at the White House because you have the best name, Mr. Swampy."
In this brilliant excerpt, DiDomenico's comedy not only entertains but offers a unique perspective on Trump's press conference style, proving that laughter can be a powerful lens through which to examine the complexities of politics.
"Women love me, they absolutely love me. And they're not crazy about my diet because women eat like birds, they eat like salads and yogurt and things like that. But I'm a man, and I like manly things like cheeseburgers, hot dogs, steak, prime rib. And sometimes, I might have ice cream afterwards because I don't like to mix it all up because of my stomach. But I always have two scoops of vanilla."
It is not just Live but it streams live where people can ask questions through the chat like, “do you wear Huggies or Depends?”
His response, "That depends. I would say, you know what, they're huge companies both of them, and I don't want to bash one or the other or endorse one or the other, but honestly, it depends. It depends."
Sometimes you can hear DiDominicos dogs bark sending the comic into improve
"The security guards are French Fry because I love French, I love grease, and Olive. See a lot of people don't know this, but I love olives. They're great, they're wonderful dogs. They're huge, huge, vicious mean dogs who attack anyone who even looks Mexican when they're on the property."
Adding to the comedic tapestry are DiDomenico's brilliant improvisations on various topics, further highlighting his versatility. Enjoy some favorites from his most recent live stream:
Leticia James Lawsuit: "Peekaboo Leticia. She hates me. She absolutely does. She's a racist. This is racism. Did you know that? It's terrible. It's just another story of keeping the successful white man down in New York. New York hates wealthy people. It's so sad. She wants $350 million or $250 million. Come and get it. She'll never get it from me. Alina Haba did a great job in court, and she'll never get a penny from me because I won."
Stormy Daniels: "Stormy Daniel likes my big brain. We had a fantastic conversation. We were at a big event out in California. She was all over me, and then we ended up upstairs together. Everything she said was a lie, except the part where I'm a fantastic lover. That part is true."
Rudy Giuliani's Money Troubles: "I can't help. Listen, you just had a question about $350 million from Peekaboo James. I have my own problems. Rudy, you did this to yourself. I never asked you to do this. I never asked you to go to Ukraine. I never asked you to do all that stuff around the country where you ripped one in the hearing in Michigan."
Hillary Clinton: "At the wedding, she's a big cheapskate. She came with Ziploc bags and was taking all the orders and putting them in Ziploc bags and stuffing them in. Even Bill was embarrassed. But she took like Prime rib; she took the rolls. It was very, very sad. Hillary Clinton is a cheapskate and would be a very cheap president who got us into some horrible, horrible wars."
Look for DiDomenico on TikTok and Youtube; as John would say "on the U and the TT"!!!
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Mrs. Vanderbilt's Debutante Ball Audio Walking Tour
Mrs. (Alice) Vanderbilt's New York Mansion was actually only one third its size when Alva Vanderbilt built her Chateau. Alva was soon in second place again when Mrs. Vanderbilt expanded her mansion to almost double the size of Alva's and did so again in 1895 when Mrs. Vanderbilt's Breakers surpassed Alva's Marble House both in scale and elegance. Alva's need to reign would cause her to make one of the greatest mistakes of her life when she tries to marry her only daughter into British nobility setting in motion misunderstandings and misgiving among the fourth generation of the first American princes and princesses.
Mrs. Astor's more modern New York Chateau which she split into two homes to share with her son John Jacob Astor IV who would infamously die on the Titanic in 1912.
Alva Vanderbilt's New York Chateau became the center of High Society in 1893 when she out maneuvered Mrs. Astor in a coup attempted at securing the title as the Queen of High Society. While she was somewhat successful in challenging the royal post she lived the rest of her life in the shadows of her sister in law, Mrs. (Alice) Vanderbilt.
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The novel that dares to go deeper into the Karen Read case.
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