So this past weekend was The Running of the Jews, otherwise known as The Only Day Teenagers are Happy...actually HAPPY...to spend an entire day with their parents, otherwise known as Camp Visiting Day. I've heard the stories and seen the videos - people running to snag the best activities, the Continue Reading
A Windows Phone Phanatic Reviews the HTC Droid DNA
Yes, it's true. I am a Windows Phone geek. the HTC Windows Phone 8X is my all -time favorite. I love that operating system. I love an operating system. How weird and geeky and sad. But geekdom has it's benefits: HTC recently sent me its new Droid DNA to review, and while it doesn't turn me away Continue Reading
Why I Really Really Don’t Want to Give Back my loaner HTC WindowPhone 8X
I love my HTC Windows Phone 8X. Only it's not mine. It's a loaner, given (lent) to me by HTC so I could review it. Only I don't want to give it back. Really, I don't. It's no surprise that I love Windows Phone. I love it so much that even though the only model Sprint carried with the operating Continue Reading
Les Miserables: What am I missing?
Anne Hathaway is fantastic in Les Miserables, the movie that seems poised to be the mega-hit of the holiday season. Sacha Baron Cohen is a charming rake and looks like he's having a ball. Director Tom Hooper's decision to have the songs sung live was a terrific risk that turned out terrifically. Continue Reading
An Excellent Week (for me) in NYC Theatre
So many people who live in NY say they do it to be near all of the culture and the arts. But so many of those same people never venture further than their TV set for entertainment or – ahem – culture. Not me. We have subscriptions to several different theatres: The Vineyard Theatre, The Continue Reading
Wii Party: It really is one
A few weeks ago I went to a Holiday event sponsored by Nintendo. Aside from being held in the single most spectacular party space I've ever been in, (632 on Hudson) the event was terrific because it really did feel like a big party. There was food and drink, decorations, and people spread Continue Reading
When Bad Shows Happen to Good People: Promises, Promises
I just went to see Sean Hayes and Kristen Chenoweth in Promises Promises on Broadway. Sean Hayes was charming, appealing, and thoroughly believable as a straight leading man. Kristen Chenoweth is always a star. The sets, by Scott Pask, were smart and snappy, the lighting was beautiful. And the Continue Reading
Batman and the Owls of Ga’Hoole take on Kirby and Nancy Drew
Imagine if there was a battle between Batman, (the caped crusader) and Nancy Drew, (the girl detective) Who would win? Depends on what the fight was. If they were vying on a brawn-only basis, Batman. Brains? Nancy Drew. But if you asked my ten year old twins who would win - then you'd have a real Continue Reading
Because of BlogHer, I Feel Obligated to do Housework
I have always hated housework. I know what you're thinking....doesn't everyone? But no, not everyone does. Some people feel a sense of accomplishment. Some people get into the Zen of it. Me? I just plain hate it. Which is why I am SO bummed out, that because of Blogher, I'm feeling OBLIGATED Continue Reading
Seeing a Broadway Show: Hair and Hygiene Tips for the Uninitiated
A few weeks ago my fellow blogger and Blogging Angel, Rebecca Levey from Beccarama.com, took me to see A Little Night Music on Broadway. Catherine Zeta Jones starred in the cast of this revival when it opened. And after seeing her inexplicably Tony winning, bird-trapped-in-a-plastic-bag body Continue Reading