Virginia Fireballs

Last year, my daughter and my nephew went to Summerfest to watch “Mr. Worldwide” Pitbull in concert. Born Armando Christian Pérez, Pitbull has sold over 25 million albums and over 100 million singles worldwide. He has over 15 billion views on YouTube and has won 35 Billboard Latin Music Awards. The kids loved the concert, […]

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Free Bird

Mike Tyson took the boxing world by storm when he knocked out Hector Mercedes in his first professional fight in March of 1985. Kid Dynamite’s ferocity in the ring had not been seen before. Unfortunately, Tyson was ferocious outside the ring as well. In 1988, Robin Givens cited spousal abuse when she filed for divorce […]

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Refreshing Verdict

When I was a kid, I remember watching commercials featuring Anita Bryant touting Florida orange juice, who told consumers that OJ “wasn’t just for breakfast anymore.” Known as ‘The Sunshine-Tree Girl,’ Bryant was the spokesperson for Florida Citrus from 1968 to 1980 and appeared in 86 TV ads. Her campaign was so successful that when […]

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McCarty Law Names Attorney Katherine M. Canadeo as Partner

APPLETON, Wis. [Jan. 18, 2023] – McCarty Law LLP, a top law firm in Northeast Wisconsin, has named Katherine (Katie) Canadeo as a partner of the firm. Canadeo is a family law attorney, practicing since 2006, and primarily focused on matters such as initiating or responding to petitions for divorce, legal separation, guardianships, adoptions, family support and child […]

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Clothing, Clothing, Wherefor Art Thou Clothing?

As a high school teacher in the English Department, my sister has taught ‘Romeo and Juliet’ more times than she can count. Probably every American kid who ever went to school had a unit in English class on Shakespeare and most likely read ‘Romeo and Juliet.’ The old style of English used in his writings […]

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Hot Water

When I was a kid, my parents liked listening to Dean Martin. Dino had a beautiful, laid-back voice and sang numerous classics. He also had impeccable comedic timing, which is why he hosted his own variety show on NBC from 1965 to 1974. As the ratings for his show started to decline, NBC retooled it […]

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Breaking News: FTC Proposes Rule to Ban Non-Competes

The Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) yesterday proposed a federal rule that would prohibit companies from making or enforcing non-competition clauses with their workers. If implemented, this rule would have a significant impact on businesses and employees across the country. In its Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, the FTC proposed a rule that would classify non-competition clauses […]

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Failure to Warn

Our family had a wonderful Thanksgiving this year. Not all families were quite as lucky, however. Take, for example, the former employees of United Furniture. According to the Winston-Salem Journal, at 12:42 a.m. on Tuesday, November 22, just two days before Thanksgiving, the company’s board of directors sent out emails and texts to all of […]

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A Rose by Any Other Name

The “Clear Craze” was an odd marketing fad from the 1990s. Apparently, transparency equaled purity. Colored toilet paper ended and was just sold in white. Deodorants and shaving cream came in clear gel. Even electronics, like the Apple iMac and the Nintendo Game Boy, came in clear, plastic cases so you could see the components […]

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High Karate

We’re just about to hit the busiest time of the year for traveling. Tons of people will be going home to visit loved ones for the holidays, or will be headed somewhere tropical to get away from the cold during the holiday break. While I really never thought about it, I guess ninjas have to […]

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