It's just called a blind spot. You can also refer to it as a badplace to hang around in.
Bret Stephens is a columnist for the Wall Street Journal and a former editor of the neoconservative flagship magazine Commentary.[1] A promoter of aggressive âpro-Israelâ U.S. foreign policies, Stephens previously worked as editor of the rightist Jerusalem Post and appears regularly on Fox News.[2]
Poison frontman Bret Michaels received his love lumps late one night in Dallas, during the bandâs tour in support of their debut album, 1987âs Look What The Cat Dragged In. But Michaelsâ relationship woes led to Poisonâs biggest hit of their career: Every Rose Has Its Thorn. Following their gig in Dallas, Michaels and bandmates CC DeVille (guitar), Bobby Dall (bass) and Rikki Rockett (drums) retreated to a seedy motel for the evening.