
‘Lou Grant’ plane crash episode: Life imitates art in ‘Obituary’
Nine months after the “Lou Grant” fifth-season episode “Obituary” aired in 1982, an airplane used in the production crashed in an eerie case of life imitating art.
Nine months after the “Lou Grant” fifth-season episode “Obituary” aired in 1982, an airplane used in the production crashed in an eerie case of life imitating art.
A roundup of photography tips for shooting NASCAR and other motorsports from experienced professional sports photographers (including me).
It’s been said that good news travels fast, but bad news travels faster. As I’m reminded today, that’s not always the case.
Rand Paul loves liberty, Verizon loves its customers and the National Security Agency thinks my sister’s a terrorist. Or something like that.
Paolo Pellegrin’s ham-fisted vision of gun violence in America damages his credibility and calls into question his journalistic ethics.
A Mid-South TV news reporter was arrested on New Years Eve for an alleged confrontation with Memphis police on Beale Street.
Dec. 7, 1941 was a date FDR said would live in infamy, but longtime University of Kentucky sports photographer David Coyle dropped a different sort of bombshell on Dec. 7, 2012.
Read the full text of Kentucky sports photographer David Coyle’s federal lawsuit filed Dec. 7, 2012 against UK Athletics, Paul Miller Ford and three other Lexington businesses.
It’s hard to believe the Kentucky photojournalism community lost AP photographer Ed Reinke one year ago today.