Johnny Carson warts and all
“If life were fair, Elvis would be alive and all the impersonators would be dead.” – Johnny Carson There were
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Bill Hughes is a native of Baltimore. He’s an attorney, author, professional actor and hobbyist photographer. In his salad days, he worked on the docks as a longshoreman. Bill also played on three championship soccer teams: sandlot with Jules Morstein; high school at Calvert Hall; and college at the University of Baltimore.
Author: Bill Hughes
John Wilkes Booth: Was he just a patsy?
“And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” — Saint John the Evangelist Who can
Read moreChile, Argentina, Cape Horn: The end of the world
At around age ten, my earliest memory of a personality from South America was not of any politician, artist, or
Read moreCOVID-19: A personal view from Baltimore
Roland and 36 Streets – a ghost town atmosphere. Photo By Bill Hughes. BALTIMORE — It’s a hard, scary time
Read moreJohn Denver took the world home
I made my first trip to the West of Ireland, County Mayo, in the early 70s. My late mother, Hanorah
Read more‘First Dark: A Buffalo Soldier’s Story’ is a darn good read
The year is 1863. The month is May. The Civil War is raging like a firestorm. By the time this
Read moreRonald Reagan and his fat cats were a prelude to Trump
“When it came to corporate greed, the Great Communicator [Ronald Reagan] was also the Great Enabler.” – William Kleinknecht The
Read moreTracy Walder the unexpected spy from USC
It was a SRO audience on Thursday evening at the Ivy Bookshop on Falls Road. Tracy Walder, an attractive young
Read moreDeadly Coronavirus and a Hollywood movie
It was a thriller movie that came out in September of 2011. Its subject was the outbreak of a deadly
Read moreLos Angeles, Santa Barbara and the area make a great vacation
Every year around the holidays of Christmas and New Years, I like to take the advice of the newspaperman, Horace
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