OutFront Q&A: Artist/Writer Daisy Rockwell on new book “Hats with Doctors”
Daisy Rockwell is an American painter based in northern New England.
A year ago she spoke with OutFront in support of her book “The Little Book of Terror,” a collection of paintings of real-life terror suspects in innocent poses.
The portraits – all done by Rockwell – were based on actual photographs of her subjects.
Since that interview she has continued painting – two paintings of Aurora movie theater shooter James Holmes, a collection based on publicly available mug shots of women, and a Bollywood series.
But she’s also known for her writing and her new book “Hats with Doctors,” a selection of short stories by Hindi writer Upendranath Ashk and translated by Rockwell, is now available.
OutFront recently had the opportunity to ask Rockwell about the reaction to her previous interview, her latest projects and her thoughts on sexual assaults in India. FULL POST
Jodi Arias found guilty of first degree murder, "would much rather die"
Now that an Arizona jury found Jodi Arias guilty of first degree murder - she is looking at three possible sentencing scenarios:
- Could be sentenced to death with lethal injection
- Could be sentenced to life in prison without parole
- Could be sentenced to life in prison with eligibility for parole after 25 years
Outfront: Criminal Defense Attorney Jayne Weintraub who has tried death penalty cases and former prosecutor and CNN Legal Analyst Paul Callan.
Ambassador Stevens last call for help: "We're under attack"
We learned Wednesday that on the night of September 11th eight months ago, U.S. Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens briefly spoke with his deputy Gregory Hicks.
"Greg, we're under attack," Stevens told him before the line went dead.
Doomed Libya ambassador: 'We're under attack'
During a House hearing, Hicks recounted the night that ended with the death of Stevens and three other Americans.
Hicks testified everybody knew it was a terrorist attack from the beginning.
Whistle-blower tells investigators U.S. military ordered to stand down on Benghazi
On Monday, Former FBI agent Tim Clemente said on this show that forces would have had time to deploy.
The question that remains is: if that's true, why weren't they?
Boehner calls for White House to release Benghazi emails – wp.me/p4HKM-1aTE
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