Books: "Elvis and the Colonel," By Greg McDonald, now in paperback

 

Elvis and the Colonel: An Insider's Look at the Most Legendary Partnership in Show Business

By Greg McDonald and Marshall Terrill

St. Martin's Press; paperback, 384 pages; $20.00

Greg McDonald is an entertainment producer who got his start in show business with Colonel Tom Parker, and they knew each other for almost four decades. As a teenager, McDonald drove the Colonel around Los Angeles when his top client, Elvis Presley, was making movies in Hollywood, spent time with him when Elvis began his residency in Las Vegas, traveled with him when Elvis hit the road when he started touring again, and worked with Parker at his home office in Palm Springs, California. 

St. John's Season Ends In Crushing Loss To Cal & Arkansas

 

St. John's RJ Luis Jr. battling Arkansas' Karter Knox. @StJohnsBball.

The St. John's Red Storm's magical season turned into a a nightmare  in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, as they lost a heartbreaker to the Arkansas Razorbacks, 75-66, on Saturday afternoon in Providence.

Yankee Stadium Has Exciting New Dining Options For 2025 Season

 

New food items on display at the Audi Club at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday morning. All photos by Jason Schott.

The Yankees unveiled their new food and beverage options for the season at Yankee Stadium this week, ahead of the American League Champions' home opener on Thursday afternoon against the Milwaukee Brewers.

Late Show: St. John's Superb Second Half Delivers First NCAA Win In 25 Years

 

RJ Luis Jr. taking one up the court. Provided by St. John's.

The St. John's Red Storm overcame a slow start, and delivered another late finish at a late hour to roll past Omaha, 83-53, in the opening game of the NCAA Tournament on Thursday night in Providence.

Pitino Honored As USBWA National Coach of the Year

 

Rick Pitino during a timeout on November 30 at Carnesecca Arena. Photo by Jason Schott.

On Thursday morning, ahead of the start of the NCAA Tournament, St. John's Head Coach Rick Pitino was named the U.S. Basketball Writers' Association (USBWA) Henry Iba National Coach of the Year winner.

Books: "John Quincy Adams: Speeches & Writings" From Library of America

 

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS: Speeches & Writings

Edited by David Waldstreicher

Library of America; hardcover, 832 pages; $45

The Library of America, now in its fourth decade, is a nonprofit organization that champions the nation's heritage by publishing America's greatest writing in authoritative new editions, and providing resources for readers to explore this deep legacy.

Books: "The Saint Laurent Muse" By C.W. Gortner

 

The Saint Laurent Muse

By C.W. Gortner

William Morrow; paperback; $18.99; available today, Tuesday, March 18th

C.W. Gortner is the author of many bestselling historical novels, including Mademoiselle Chanel, which have been published in over twenty countries. Gortner came to New York City in the mid-1980s to pursue his dream of becoming a freelance fashion marketer. In that time, before conglomerates started buying up houses, his job could include anything from bringing coffee after a night of heavy partying, to helping choose models for a show, or working closely with a designer to finish their line.