Elizabeth Kaye McCall

Dec 3, 2024 | cowboysindians.com | Elizabeth Kaye McCall |Hunter Hauk

The world knew Elvis for his music, his movies, and even for his motorcycles. People close to him knew him for his love of horses. A rich part of his personal life that largely escaped public view, his equine devotion opened to the world in 2009 when the stables at Graceland opened to the public in Memphis, Tennessee. “Actually, Elvis was a little bit afraid of horses at first because of something that happened on a movie set,” says Alene Alexander, Graceland’s stable supervisor.

Dec 20, 2023 | cowboysindians.com | Elizabeth Kaye McCall |Caroline Cabe

It’s been 25 years since “retiring” as Zorro that Don Diego de la Vega (played by Anthony Hopkins) groomed his successor, Alejandro Murieta (Antonio Banderas), to fill his stirrups as the legendary righter-of-wrongs in The Mask of Zorro, released by TriStar Pictures/Amblin Entertainment in 1998.

Dec 20, 2023 | cowboysindians.com | Elizabeth Kaye McCall |Caroline Cabe

Created by Johnston McCulley, a police reporter who wrote pulp fiction stories on the side, the legend of Zorro debuted in “The Curse of Capistrano,” a serialized story set in early 19th-century California, which debuted in the pulp fiction magazine All Story Weekly in 1919. First personified on film by Douglas Fairbanks Sr. in the 1920 silent movie The Mark of Sorrow, Tyrone Power memorably starred in a successful remake two decades later as the masked avenger.

Jul 22, 2023 | eqliving.com | Elizabeth Kaye McCall |Jill Medinger

By Elizabeth Kaye McCallKentucky Horse Park became the mecca for Breyer model horses, the real horses inspiring them, and horse lovers of every age, July 14-16, 2023, when 35,000 fans descended upon Lexington to attend BreyerFest®: Driving Forward, joined by virtual attendees from over 100 countries around the world online. “We had lots of first timers, like we always do,” said Breyer’s VP, Marketing Stephanie Macejko, who greeted fans pouring at the entrance gate on opening day.

Feb 24, 2023 | echo.net.au | Elizabeth Kaye McCall

Regarding your article NSW Labor states its position on struggling health sector (8 February). Nurses and midwives across NSW are grateful that the NSW Labor and Greens political parties acknowledge the need to increase public sector wages, in order to stem the haemorrhage of staff to other states offering better pay and conditions. However, it is not the only reason there is a health professional staffing crisis in NSW, particularly in the nursing and midwifery professions.