'The shooting of Yohanne Martin changed everything,' says journalist Amardeep Bassey, whose soon-to-be-published book, Homeboys, chronicles the rise of Birmingham's street gangs.
Hackett also drafted in the undisciplined contributor Jeffrey Bernard, later to achieve notoriety as the subject of a play by the equally boisterous Keith Waterhouse, whose soon-to-be-famous column began in the magazine.
Tennis's latest bonfire comes from an unlikely place, the pen of the retired Andre Agassi, whose soon-to-be published memoir reveals his past drug use and unhealthy relationship with both his father and tennis.
Last month, Mr. Skeen left a comfortable job at the publishing side of GQ, the men's magazine published by Conde Nast to join Powerful Media Inc., whose soon-to-be-introduced Web site Inside.com, aims to be a must-read news service for media professionals.
Discussions continue between the British Horseracing Authority and the Professional Jockeys Associationn, whose soon-to-depart leader, Kevin Darley, faces an almost impossible task in attempting to represent the interests of jockeys who cannot seem to agree on how the rules are best changed.
Take the recent news of NBA star Kobe Bryant, whose soon-to-be-ex-wife will reportedly receive at least half of his estimated $150 million fortune.
How the justices decide the long-running case, Ziglar v. Abbasi, could have profound implications for the incoming administration, whose soon-to-be chief executive clinched the presidency on promises that he'd mass-deport millions of undocumented immigrants, ban Muslims from entering the country and bring back torture for terrorism suspects.
How the justices decide the long-running case, Ziglar v. Abbasi, could have profound implications for the incoming administration, whose soon-to-be chief executive clinched the presidency on promises that he'd mass-deport millions of undocumented immigrants, ban Muslims from entering the country and bring back torture for terrorism suspects.
DiIulio is a Democrat whose phrasing soon finds its way into politicians' speeches and sound bites.
And then there was his son, whose career soon became the father's main focus.
The ordeal took a severe toll on Ms. Khatun's husband, whose health soon deteriorated.
