But Aren’t You Innocent Until Proven Guilty? BY DAVID S. LEWIS Sam Shepard Mugshot News broke in 2016 about police booking photos, also known as mugshots. The gist of the relevant judicial ruling was that Montana law enforcement should make booking photos available to the news media, so that we in the press can use […]
Montana’s Nearest Sea Coast
In Travel Time, It’s Now the Sea of Cortez BY DAVID S. LEWIS Casa Del Capitan, Sea of Cortez They call it the Arizona Beach, but it isn’t in Arizona—the state doesn’t have a coast, not even a whiff of salt air, because Arizona is landlocked. Yet there’s a beach Arizona claims as its own […]
The Children of Roswell
New Book Details a Montanan’s Connection to Roswell UFO Crash BY J. CAREY & DONALD R. SCHMITT Children of Roswell Wake up, Jesse. Wake up, son. Your dad wants to show you something.” Coming out of a sound sleep, 11-year-old Jesse Marcel, Jr., tried hard to adjust his eyes to the darkness. He tried even […]
For David Morse, Filmmaking and Montana Are a Natural Fit
An Interview With One of Our Greatest Character Actors BY BRIAN D’AMBROSIO David Morse starring in Cory Monteith’s 2013 feature film McCanick. David Morse likes a challenge. He picks his parts like a pole vaulter launching himself to greater heights. Perhaps one of the most identifiable character actors in the industry, Morse has been a […]
Michael Keaton Thinks I’m Timmy Oates
It’s a Seinfeld Episode, Only in Montana BY DAVID S. LEWIS 8/15/16 Twice now this has happened, where someone famous gets my name wrong — for years. The first time was playing baseball as a teen, and Hall of Fame pitcher Robin Roberts, our high school coach, kept calling me Danny. He was a friend […]