Whitley Strieber Science Fiction Writer Communion, The Visitors - Videos
I initially met Whitley at a UFO gathering in Manhattan in 1989, later crossing paths off and on through the decades at similar events. Whitley's upstate alien experiences remind me of my family spending summers in the Catskill Mountains until age 11 in 1954 when I was taken in the Nevada desert. I also find it interesting that my husband worked in the Catskill mountains on weekends when we were raising our children - returning there with him from time to time. In my 40s, I became a UFO investigator creating friendships with others from Pine Bush in the Hudson Valley, a hotbed of UFO sightings.
Thursday June 11, 2026 - I was invited to a premiere of Stephen Spielberg's Disclosure Day before it opened in theaters across the country Friday. How you relate to the storyline depends on your background and experiences in the world of UFOlogy. I will say no more at this point. To be continued ...
FYI - I dressed in orange with royal blue and gold earrings that look like clocks - in celebration of the Knicks winning Game 4 of the NBA finals ... as they get one step closer to taking the series.
Human, Extraterrestrial, or Artificial Intelligence - the story is based on the journey of humanity in the alchemy of time. Blue and gold are the colors of my book and screenplay - the story of Sarah and Alexander in the alchemy of time. The screenplay got as far as Spielberg's and Roland Emmerich's readers.
NBA Finals - Blogs from Games 1 - 4
Knicks fans across New York and around the country can hardly contain their excitement heading into Game 5 of the NBA Finals tonight. After a dramatic Game 4 comeback and a 3-1 series lead, the franchise stands just one victory away from its first NBA championship since 1973. The anticipation is building by the hour as fans gather in homes, bars, and watch parties, all hoping to witness a historic moment. For a fan base that has waited more than five decades, this feels like more than just another game - it feels like destiny. From Madison Square Garden to Knicks supporters scattered across the nation, the belief is stronger than ever that this could finally be the night when the long championship drought comes to an end. As tipoff approaches in San Antonio, the mood among Knicks fans is a mixture of excitement, nervous energy, and optimism. One win. Forty-eight minutes. A chance to bring the Larry O'Brien Trophy back to New York City and add another unforgettable chapter to Knicks history. Lets' Go Knicks
The United States Men's National Team (USMNT) delivered a historic and commanding statement on June 12, 2026, by defeating Paraguay 4-1 in their opening Group D match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Played before a roaring, sold-out crowd of 70,492 fans at Los Angeles Stadium (SoFi Stadium), this match marked the first men's World Cup game on American soil in over 30 years and stands as the highest-scoring tournament victory in U.S. soccer history. With matches now being played across North America, the tournament atmosphere is growing by the day as nations from around the globe compete for soccer's ultimate prize. For the United States, the strong start not only boosts confidence but also raises expectations as the team looks to build momentum through the group stage. From packed stadiums to watch parties across the country, the World Cup has arrived, and after last night's convincing win, American fans have every reason to believe this could be a memorable summer for U.S. soccer. Watch the Highlights
June 14 marks a historic moment in Washington, D.C. as Donald Trump celebrates his 80th birthday on the White House South Lawn by hosting UFC Freedom 250. A massive, 600-ton steel arch and a 4,000-seat outdoor stadium have been built right on the lawn, turning the presidential grounds into an official sports arena. The historic card, part of the nation's 250th-anniversary celebrations, will feature fighters walking straight out of the Oval Office and into the Octagon setting the stage for an event unlike anything in White House history. To quote Trump, "Like nothing the world has ever seen before".
The Carolina Hurricanes and Vegas Golden Knights collision course hits a fever pitch this Sunday, June 14, for a monumental, high-stakes Game 6. After a thrilling Game 5 victory, the Hurricanes have seized a commanding 3-2 series lead, pushing the Golden Knights to the absolute brink of elimination. Carolina is officially just one win away from hockey immortality. If they secure the victory tomorrow night on hostile Vegas ice, they will hoist the most sacred trophy in sports and crown themselves the Stanley Cup Champions!
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