A Kosynier in Hollywood By Dan Groya Prohibition sharpened the American taste for vices of every flavor. It was said that Al Capone smuggled enough alcohol from Canada in the 1920’s to fill Lake Michigan. Chicago was drinking and smoking and snorting snuff like the party would...
Read MoreA Kosynier in Hollywood By Dan Groya 1873. Great big cowboy America was reborn in the post-Civil War epoch; its arms open wide to immigration without limits. It had freed its slaves, and now it would free the world. So they arrived by the shipload, from Hamburg...
Read MoreA Kosynier in Hollywood By Dan Groya Part 1 Blood makes noise. I hear this on the XM radio as I point my car toward Mulholland Drive, the old snake of a road named for William Mulholland, the Irish engineer who brought water to Los Angeles. Curling through...
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