Author: Louis Cannon

When the Phillip Morris Company first began advertising Marlboros in the 1920s, the brand was marketed to women…

Recently, some fossil hunters in Canada discovered evidence of an ancient jellyfish in the so-called Burgess Shale…

Reportedly, the pandemic-era reprieve has ended in a city where residents either love or loathe the tourists who drop $3 billion annually…

I guess we’ve all come across the joke that the Camel is “a Horse, designed by a Committee…”

I love how the internet connects us all together, in a big, messy soup of questionable information…

I’ve also seen photos of Taylor Swift playing a banjo.  Obviously, there’s some “leftward swinging” taking place in America…

I will be quoting some of Mr. Voss’ numbers, without even the slightest attempt to fact-check.  It’s what journalists do.  We trust each other…

My ex-wife Darlene — back when we were still married — firmly believed in ‘love languages’. She asserted that her ‘love language’ was giving and receiving gifts…

At first, it didn’t seem like a problem, having him around. He seemed kind of harmless…

It was a rather revolutionary approach to TV advertising.  Don’t tell the consumer anything, except the name of the product…

I’m a proud member part of the Silent Majority who use math as little as possible, even when it’s called for…

A spokesperson for Trump’s campaign denied any connection to the calls, saying, “Not us. We have nothing to do with it.” I believe them…

When the Kansas City Chiefs romp to a Super Bowl victory on February 11 — courtesy of CIA agents, posing as referees…

“And more than ever before is the demand for competent men in excess of the supply…”

I came across the following list, last year, of the things Big Tech knows about me…

The questions facing humankind as we complete the first quarter of the 21st century are numerous, and some are momentous…