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As seen in: Getting Hammered®, The Washington Free Beacon, The Wall Street Journal, Washington Examiner, Aleteia, Conservative Review, Freedom Bunker
@FreeBeacon Arts & Culture editor, cohost of the Getting Hammered podcast, Weekly Standard alumnus, author of Vodka
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‘Cocked and Boozy’ Review: A Revolution on the Rocks

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By Victorino Matus Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Until recently, the alcohol industry could rely on the maxim that when times are good, people like to drink, and when times are bad, people like to drink. This maxim is now facing a sobering reality—people are drinking less. Jim Beam’s legendary still, which can crank out a barrel of whiskey every 93 seconds, has been dormant since January. Kentucky alone “is sitting on roughly 16.1 million barrels of bourbon,” reports the Kentucky Distillers’ Association. How disappointed our forefathers would be.
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‘Martin Scorsese All the Films’ and ‘Scorsese on Faith’: Notes From the Director

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By Victorino Matus Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Scorsese’s films are known for their profanity and graphic violence. He claims he’s honestly depicting human nature. Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese on the set of ‘New York, New York’ (1977). Bridgeman One of the greatest gangster films of all time was nearly marred by tragedy. As Martin Scorsese’s masterpiece “Goodfellas” (1990) was taking shape, two actors were being considered for the lead roles of mobster Henry Hill and his wife, Karen: Sean Penn and Madonna.
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All Roads Bleed to Rome Original

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By Victorino Matus Verified
| The Washington Free Beacon Verified
Until recently, my understanding of the battle for Italy from 1943-44 was straightforward: After landing in Sicily, U.S. and British forces hopped across to Salerno, then Anzio, working their way up the boot until they reached Rome. I hadn’t given much thought about the terrain, the logistics of a multinational force that included New Zealanders, Poles, Moroccans, and Indians, not to mention the miserable weather and the strategic errors that cost countless lives.
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