Sense and the City: Lessons for grads from The Graduate
Attending a college graduation party the other day got me thinking about graduates in general, and of course, The Graduate, the 1967 classic best known
Cancer on the Brain … Baseball, Business and Beating the Odds
I’m really excited to announce the release of a new memoir by Jay Lefevers, an Arizona businessman who battled and beat a brain tumor and
No Impact Man makes a big impact (on me)
I’m full of all kinds of movie recommendations this month! The trailer above is for the documentary No Impact Man, which tracks one family’s quest
Sense and the City: Boomerang and the butterfly
Were you aware that May is National Pet Month? In honor of it, for this week’s Sense and the City, out in print in today’s
Sense and the City: The mystery of moms
Mother’s Day is coming up this Sunday, and rather than just do brunch (like you’ve done every year for the past decade), why not reflect
Extra special bonus flick pick: Another Happy Day
That right there is a (very) foul-mouthed glimpse at the film Another Happy Day, unveiled at Sundance last year and now available on DVD. The
Sense and the City: May’s UnSeason Scene
This year’s tourist season might be dead, but hurricane season is looming. For this week’s Sense and the City, I’m spotlighting a handful of must-do
Sense and the City: Sportsmanlike behavior
The early weeks of baseball season have been making me think about why men love sports so much — and why men love to play
Sense and the City: Shakespeare’s words to live by
It’s tax season, but rather than turn to a CPA for advice on how to file, I’m reading Shakespeare. Check out my newest Sense and
Sense and the City: Picking the winners at this year’s Sarasota Film Festival
My column in this week’s Ticket is all about settling into the dark of the movie theater and enjoying some high-quality flicks, just in time
Sign up for Boot Camp today!
No, I’m not forcing you to join the military. I’m merely recommending that you sign up to attend the Women’s Resource Center’s Boot Camp for
Sam Harris on the ‘death knell for traditional publishing’
Over on his blog, Sam Harris — a thinker whose work touches on the messy intersection of science, religion and global conflict — offers interesting
Satisfy your jazz jones in Sarasota
“Jazz gets under your skin like a sultry and slightly mysterious woman – improvising, free-form, leaving you never knowing what to expect next.” Read the
Would you rather go naked? Does anyone love a bare-faced woman?
Somewhere along the line, women bought into the idea hook, line and sinker that to be “professional,” “sexy,” and most of all “acceptable” — we
Just Dessert Please — And Hold the Homelessness!
I’m going to be a celebrity (as if!) judge at the 4th annual Family Promise of Sarasota “Just Desserts” event on Friday, March 23 at