Survey Says?? We Haven’t Got A Clue

August 7, 2014

Yesterday, someone sent me a link to an article suggesting that according to a study done by eHarmony, people tend to say opposites attract, but based on how they fill out their online dating preferences questionnaire, people actually want something closer to home. And by “closer” I mean “almost identical” to themselves.

Coming Out: Self Care and Slowing Down

A few months ago I picked up a little book that caught my fancy: Daily Rituals: How Artists Work.

Aside from just being a fun, voyeuristic look at the practical schedules of brilliant artists from Toulouse Lautrec to Franz Kafka, Agatha Christie to George Balanchine, this book points to a single truth:

Coming Out: Self Care, Shame and Motherhood

July 15, 2014

A few months ago I picked up a little book that caught my fancy: Daily Rituals: How Artists Work.

Rothko and Me, Sittin’ in a Tree

March 8, 2014

I’ve always loved modern art museums.

The minute I walk in and feel the cool openness of the halls, the minimalism, the quiet, it makes me feel like I’ve come to church – in the best possible way.

The Thrill of the Keynote. The Agony of the Freeze.

At CES this year, Michael Bay (the famed director/producer who brought us blockbusters like Transformers, Armageddon and the like) lived through what most people dread even more than death – a highly visible brain freeze on stage, causing him to abandon ship and walk off stage. It became such a “moment” that even Tina Fey weaved it into the Golden Globes joke lineup.