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The mom-to-be has had a tough pregnancy.

In 2017, novelist Joshua Mohr released the memoir Sirens, about his years of substance abuse, getting clean, fatherhood, and the congenital heart defect which led to a series of strokes that almost killed him. It was textbook Josh: gripping, thoughtful, and funny as hell. I took a particular interest in the development of the project. The first time he told me about it was after his heart surgery. We were standing outside a bar in Brooklyn where he'd just done a reading. My daughter had recently been born with a congenital heart defect, and I felt a kinship with him over that. 

Vision Films to Release Pandemic Made Feature Film Anthology 'After Masks' 5 Personal Stories, 100 Characters, 10 Top Talent, 1 Feature Film News provided by Share this article Share this article LOS ANGELES, April 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Vision Films ("Vision") is proud to announce the release of feature film anthology After Masks, from producers John Crockett, Brian McCulley and Jason Potter of AEC Studios, Drea Berg of Uncle Sammy Productions, Mitchell Hoog of The Collective International, and Andrew Burrill, on streaming and cable platforms in the US and Canada on May 18 and on DVD on J...

A Fresno, California, suburb has been accused of failing to adequately train its police to protect a mother and daughter from a deadly domestic violence incident in 2016. Old town Clovis, a suburb of Fresno in the heart of California. (Photo by Wikipedia user Model Citizen via Courthouse News) (CN) – A woman whose mother and sister were killed in a brutal 2016 murder sued a suburban Central Valley city Friday, claiming police negligently failed to protect the two women after they reported fearing for their safety. David McCann is accused of killing his estranged wife, Tierney Cooper-McCann,...

10 Sunday Reads Avert your eyes! My  • The Pandemic’s Wrongest Man In this crowded field of wrongness, one voice stands out. The voice of Alex Berenson: the former New York Times reporter, Yale-educated novelist, avid tweeter, online essayist, and all-around pandemic gadfly. Berenson has been serving up COVID-19 hot takes for the past year, blithely predicting that the United States would not reach 500,000 deaths (we’ve surpassed 550,000) and arguing that cloth and surgical masks can’t protect against the coronavirus (yes, they can). (The Atlantic) see also Wh...