Alan Morton Dershowitz, a luminary in the realms of U.S. constitutional law and American criminal law, left an indelible mark on legal education during his prolific teaching career.
For nearly five decades, Dershowitz was a fixture at Harvard Law School, where his impactful tenure spanned from 1964 to 2013. Dershowitz’s academic journey at Harvard Law commenced in 1964 when he joined the faculty as an assistant professor.
His ascent through the academic ranks was swift, achieving the status of full professor in 1967 at the remarkable age of 28. Read More...
Having recently survived his attempted cancellation in the most understated yet hilarious fashion possible by simply telling the internet that the story that had people labeling him a racist and traitor to his country wasn’t true, which is shocking when you consider it came from a tabloid, Sylvester Stallone went right back to work.
Recommended Videos The action icon turns 75 years old this summer, and while he confirmed that he won’t be reprising one of his two signature roles in Michael B. Read More...
Recommended Videos You’d be hard pushed to find a superhero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe without a bulging set of muscles below the surface of their tight lycra outfit. Besides the opening sequences of The First Avenger, that is. Chris Hemsworth’s Norse god is the biggest gymrat of the lot, but he could face some serious competition for his trilogy-closer Thor: Ragnarok.
One of the recent additions to the sequel’s growing cast is Star Trek Beyond‘s Karl Urban, who signed up back in May alongside Jeff Goldblum. Read More...
