Phil Hall
Author
Phil Hall is the author of 11 books, the host of the syndicated radio talk show “Nutmeg Chatter,” the editor of Weekly Real Estate News, the co-editor of Cinema Crazed, and a writer whose work has appeared in the New York Times, New York Daily News, Hartford Courant, Wired, The Hill, Jerusalem Post, Cowboys & Indians, Film Threat, and Wrestling Inc.
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‘The Films of Wheeler and Woolsey’: Forgotten Kings of Comedy
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Will AI Destroy Mankind? Retired Air Force Colonel Sounds an Alarm
Drew Miller warns that the technology can be used to ‘bioengineer new weapons.’
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‘Preparing to Survive in the Age of Collapse': A Disastrous Future Awaits
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A Star Is Remembered in ‘Lauren Bacall: The Queen of Cool’
Anthony Uzarowski’s biography celebrates an actress who lit up the screen and the stage.
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‘Love Johnny Carson’: Hailing the Late-Night King
Here’s an in-depth look at the talk show legend, culled from more than 400 interviews.
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‘Sitting Bull’s War’: A Chief’s Rise and Fall
Paul L. Hedren’s book is a triumph of research but a disappointment in storytelling.
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‘Mexico: A 500-Year History’: A Nation’s Turbulent Odyssey
Paul Gillingham’s epic work covers a half-millennium of revolutions, upheaval, and survival.
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‘What It Is, America’: Tyrus Views the World
The Fox News commentator talks about politics, manners, and a beloved pet fish.
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‘This Book Is All Elite’: A New Show for Professional Wrestling
Keith Greenberg’s history of All Elite Wrestling is missing several significant events.
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‘How to Make a Few More Billion Dollars’: A CEO’s Roadmap to Success
Brad Jacobs offers a guide to both financial and emotional enrichment.
|
‘The Films of Wheeler and Woolsey’: Forgotten Kings of Comedy
James L. Neibaur recalls the glory days of the 1930s funnymen.
|
Will AI Destroy Mankind? Retired Air Force Colonel Sounds an Alarm
Drew Miller warns that the technology can be used to ‘bioengineer new weapons.’
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‘Preparing to Survive in the Age of Collapse': A Disastrous Future Awaits
Drew Miller warns that misused technologies and incompetent government leaders are driving the United States into a cataclysm.
|
A Star Is Remembered in ‘Lauren Bacall: The Queen of Cool’
Anthony Uzarowski’s biography celebrates an actress who lit up the screen and the stage.
|
‘Love Johnny Carson’: Hailing the Late-Night King
Here’s an in-depth look at the talk show legend, culled from more than 400 interviews.
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‘Sitting Bull’s War’: A Chief’s Rise and Fall
Paul L. Hedren’s book is a triumph of research but a disappointment in storytelling.
|
‘Mexico: A 500-Year History’: A Nation’s Turbulent Odyssey
Paul Gillingham’s epic work covers a half-millennium of revolutions, upheaval, and survival.
|
‘What It Is, America’: Tyrus Views the World
The Fox News commentator talks about politics, manners, and a beloved pet fish.
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‘This Book Is All Elite’: A New Show for Professional Wrestling
Keith Greenberg’s history of All Elite Wrestling is missing several significant events.
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