Some Monday Reads

 Rob Reiner and Michele Singer's son, Nick, has been arrested for their murders yesterday.

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The Heritage Foundation has even worse notions in store for women next year.

Meanwhile, a sexist recently appointed to a position there is being roundly criticized for fitting right into their rotten agenda.

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Steve Miller is still had it trying to hatch new schemes to ruin the country.

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Trump makes repellent, trollish remarks about Rob Reiner, not just because he is an ass but also because he has to make everything about him.

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A pair of obituaries to note:

Bestselling UK author Sophie Kinsella, 55, died a few days ago.  She was known for her Shopaholic series of novels.

She had suffered from glioblastoma, which is as bad as it gets for cancer, for the past three years.

Snip:

Kinsella was born in London in 1969, and studied music at New College, Oxford, before switching to philosophy, politics and economics.

She wrote her first novel, The Tennis Party, aged 24 under her married name Madeleine Wickham, while working as a financial journalist.

"My overriding concern was that I didn't write the autobiographical first novel," she told the Guardian in 2012. "I was so, so determined not to write about a 24-year-old journalist.

"It was going to have male characters, and middle-aged people, so I could say, look, I'm not just writing about my life, I'm a real author."

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Soap opera actor Anthony Geary, 78, best known for his portrayal of Luke Spencer in the long-running General Hospital, died yesterday from surgical complications.  He played Luke from 1978 to 2017.

Snip:

Geary was born to Mormon parents in Coalville, Utah. He was discovered while attending the University of Utah and performing on stage. He joined a touring company of "The Subject Was Roses," which brought him to Los Angeles.

Over the years, he appeared frequently in stage productions alongside his screen work.

Geary's first appearance on TV was as Tom Whalom on an episode of "Room 222." He went on to appear in "All in the Family," "The Partridge Family," "The Mod Squad," "Marcus Welby, M.D.," "The Streets of San Francisco" and "Barnaby Jones."

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