History's Greatest Mysteries...

For the last stretch, I’ve been working on various History Channel shows, but I wanted to share an update that my latest season of History’s Greatest Mysteries with Laurence Fishburne is now out and ready to watch!

It’s a fun romp through history, complete with stories about the Garden of Eden, the Shroud of Turin, King Tut, Titanic and more… The team making this series is BRILLIANT, and I love having an excuse to research history and turn it into some exciting TV, and so hope to be making many more in the future. If you tune in, let me know what you think!

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Top 10 Must See Art in Los Angeles

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Top 10 Must See Art in Los Angeles

Go here to discover my favorite works of art in Los Angeles — the most famous pieces of art that you really “Must See” when visiting the City of Angeles.

8 Ways to Age Creatively Like Leonardo da Vinci

8 Ways to Age Creatively Like Leonardo da Vinci

In his twenties and thirties, Leonardo created his share of masterpieces (including the Adoration of the Magi and Virgin of the Rocks), but it was after forty when he designed many of his most famous inventions and painted The Last Supper and The Mona Lisa. So, forget aging gracefully. Let Leonardo teach you how to age creatively.

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Top 10 Must See Art in Paris

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Top 10 Must See Art in Paris

Are you going to Paris, but overwhelmed by the AMOUNT of art to see? Want to check out a few masterpieces, but don’t want to get bogged down in museums? I mean, just one wing of the Louvre could take an entire day, right? Here are my top 10 Must See Pieces of Art in Paris. This list doesn’t cover all the great art in the City of Lights, but if you see these, at least you will be off to a good start…

Was Raphael Really OCD?

Was Raphael Really OCD?

No, OCD wasn’t a “thing” during the Renaissance, but there is evidence of people suffering from obsessive behaviors. In this post, I explain my rationale for giving Raphael obsessive behaviors and the research behind the decision.

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