One name is enough for most of us mortals, but celebrities often have two-their actual legal name and the name they perform under. So, Tony Bennett is actually Anthony Benedetto, Marilyn Manson is actually Brian Warner and Joan Rivers is actually Joan Rosenberg, the last name of her late husband.
Earlier this month, amid increased security after the thwarted Christmas Day bombing, Rivers’ alias got her into a little bit of a pickle, according to the New York Daily News.
Read ArticleGetting a passport is exciting. This is undoubtedly a cliche, but a new passport really does open up a whole new world of travel opportunities. Where can your new passport take you 2010?
Read ArticleThis year, the Winter Olympics are being held in Vancouver, Canada. The games run from February 12th to February 28th, and since they are relatively close to us this year, a lot of Americans are expected to attend.
Read ArticleWhat is the Passport Denial Program, and could it keep you from getting your passport?
The Passport Denial Program was set up to prevent parents who owe child support from being able to get a passport and leave the country.
Read ArticleIf you’re living under an assumed name, here’s a tip for you: Don’t apply for a US passport. Arturo Puente, a chief petty officer in the US Navy, learned this particular lesson the hard way.
Read ArticleStill looking for something to do on New Year’s Eve? Here are 4 good reasons to get a rush passport (if you don’t already have one), book a flight to Germany and celebrate New Year’s Eve (otherwise known as “Silvester”) in Berlin.
Read ArticleUsually, getting passport service is a fairly straightforward process. You fill out a passport application at a passport acceptance facility (often a post office, library, or County Clerk’s office) and provide them with the following documents to send to the Department of State along with your application:
However, for 86-year-old Katherine Young, getting passport service wasn’t that easy.
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