Madden Mischief

I just wrote a blog disagreeing with Kamala’s branding Trump a fascist and now Bezos, an entrepreneur I’ve long admired, seems to be behaving like one himself.  I’m beginning to see now in Bezos, I hate to say it, our Democracy perhaps on the verge of becoming mortally sick in darkness. Is it not a … More Is it Fair to See Bezos Cancelling the Washington Post’s Endorsement of Kamala as a Sign of Fascistic Tendencies?

Perhaps those who are saying Donald Trump is a fascist aren’t used to hanging around someone so freewheeling and spontaneous with speech, yet razor smart on so many subjects and a big fan of freedom and our democracy. Those serious-looking, humorless generals who once served under the former President perhaps were unaccustomed to leaders who … More Sure, Trump Might be Frivolous and Flamboyant, Even Facetious at Times, But He’s Hardly a Fascist

Regardless of how inspiring the presentation, or how friendly and likeable the presenters, when selecting a PR firm to represent your business, don’t just concentrate on how well they’re dressed, how professional they sound or what they’re promising to achieve. If you want the most predictable indicator of future results, the most telling sign will … More For Even the Most Perfect PR Pitch, You Need a Practiced Pitcher!

“She’s mentally impaired,” the former President of the United States loudly labels his opponent, the current Vice President, both competing for the highest office in the land.  “He’s unhinged,” she fires back in one of those saloons called a campaign rally. In the race for Florida’s Senate seat, an ad for Democratic challenger, former Rep. … More Candidates With Inflammatory Rhetoric May Need Derogatory Speech Surgery!

One was a silly uncle who made millions laugh their heads off Tuesday nights, while the other blew roofs off one wicked Wednesday some 70 years later. That plus the liquidity consequences the first Milton had on water levels, the second on gas shortages, and other horrors that were hardly a laughing matter. One thing … More The Tale of Two Milton’s

When it comes to privacy protection, take a lesson from that crafty California Governor Gavin Newsom and what he just did to keep his posse’s privacy safely corralled out of harm’s way. And oh yes, he’s been busy a checkin’ for AI outlaws digitally ridin’ into town. The  sure-footed, quick on the draw, yet sensitive … More Meet The New AI Sheriff Protecting Privacy

Just a few weeks ago in Manhattan, Mayor Eric Adams happily honors Puff Daddy with “Keys to the City” despite the rapper’s history of arrests and legal troubles.  Soon Diddy goes on trial there for sex trafficking and racketeering, but who can forget his shows like BadBoys of Comedy on HBO. Here’s a Palm Beach … More Ironically Honoring Ditty While Lawlessness Below Making City Look More Like ‘MADhattan’

Yes, one of the languages I speak is Seaweed.  And this glaring message in Seaweed is telling me this morning to get my rearend out of bed and come down to the beach for my daily walk.  And trash collecting! I’ll be right there! Blessed our those, myself and Rita among them, who live beside … More Can You Read Seaweed as Well as I do?

BOCA RATON, FL.–More and more these days we’re seeing men and woman walking on the beach in front of our condo with their pet dogs unleashed, often running loose and wildly 20 or 30 yards ahead of or behind them. Some of these free running animals are large, formidable looking German Shepherds which on even … More Mayor Scott Singer, this must stop, Before These Loose Pets Bite Someone

My college buddy Barry Lane emailed me Saturday from Canada this sad news.  One of my all-time favorite clients, who had become a dear friend, Kathryn Crosby, died the day before at her home in Hillsborough, CA. As her publicist and friend, I had visited her many times there when we weren’t on the road … More Long Live Memories of Kathryn and Bing Here They Were at Romanoff’s in 1959