'The Al Purdy Songbook' proves once and for all that poetry in the right hands is relevant to everyone and anyone.
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You’ll Probably Get Hacked: Here’s What You Should Do
It’s naïve to believe that you’ll avoid getting hacked in your lifetime. The average person has about a dozen online accounts, and each is susceptible to hackers.
Read More »Theater Review (Broadway): ‘American Son,’ Starring Kerry Washington and Steven Pasquale
'American Son' written by Christopher Demos-Brown is a much needed polemic about what happens to young black males in our nation.
Read More »Why Consumers Are Increasingly Preferring Ethical Brands
Sustainability is the “right” choice, and increasingly, it’s becoming the cheaper one as more consumers choose ethical brands and companies respond.
Read More »Interview: A.J. Jacobs, Author of ‘Thanks a Thousand: A Gratitude Journey’ and ‘It’s All Relative’
Interview with A.J. Jacobs, author of 'Thanks a Thousand: A Gratitude Journey' and 'It's All Relative'. Books about thanks and our connection to each other.
Read More »Black Friday Always Makes Me Blue
I always dreaded Black Friday – the day after Thanksgiving.
Read More »Interview: Ashley Driver from ‘A Christmas Carol’ at Chickenshed Theatre
London actor Ashley Driver explains his take on Ebenezer Scrooge in Chickenshed Theatre's production of 'A Christmas Carol,' as set in the 1930s.
Read More »Theater Review (Off Broadway-NYC): ‘The Other Josh Cohen’ by David Rossmer & Steve Rosen
Actually, there are more than a few Josh Cohens in 'The Other Josh Cohen.'
Read More »Theater Review (NYC Broadway): Mike Birbiglia in His Brilliant Solo Show ‘The New One’
In this shimmering laugh riot Birbiglia relates his feelings with candor and authenticity. We become his intimates and he can tell us whatever he devises. We so want to listen!
Read More »Theater Review (NYC Broadway): ‘King Kong’ is a Must-See
Call me naive, my taste insipid. I loved the new Broadway musical 'King Kong.'
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