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He Says, She Says: Everyone Says I Look Just Like Her. An interview with filmmaker/actor Ryan Balas and Co-Star Deirdre Herlihy
Share A strange thing happened to me the other day after watching the world premiere of “Everyone Says I Look Just Like Her.” Some of the scenes began to weave themselves... Read more
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The End of the World is Coming; Dinosaurs and Nanobots Say So
Share Imagine there’s an intimate camera recording everything in your life and it pans out, away from your morning latte and the girl/guy you’re in love with and your Sunday night... Read more
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The Value of Community in a Crap Economy
Share When I think about all the time I’ve spent as a business owner, the consideration that I was a “beacon of hope” for the economy rarely, if ever, crossed my... Read more
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The Linguistics of a Half-Term Governor
Share “Refudiate,” “misunderestimate,” “wee-wee’d up.” English is a living language. Shakespeare liked to coin new words too. Got to celebrate it!” -@sarahpalinusa on twitter.com, July 18th, 2010 It appears if though the former... Read more
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Summertime: The living is easy and all together now
Share June, now July, hot. Venti latte cold as ice. Four espresso shots. My summer routine hasn’t changed much compared to a few months ago when my mother shoveled the snow every morning... Read more
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My First Fast: Seeking a Reset
Share Why would anyone want to fast? It is such an odd concept. The idea of intentionally not eating food for several days seems quite irrational and misguided. That’s something I... Read more
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Think Inside the Box
Share Depending on how your brain is wired, challenges before us are either impossible or impossibly delicious. Either way, you’re reacting to context and direction. I can do that is a... Read more
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The Great Devolution and the Emergent Force of Free Radicals
Share We’re amidst an economic “Devolution.” It’s not an easy era to define, to find solutions for, or to provide the path towards positive progress. The answers are here. They are... Read more
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An Open Letter to Katita on Her Retirement from the Ballet
Share Dear Katita, I’ve loved dance from an early age – I think I would have rather lived in a dance studio than my room. I used to clean out my room... Read more
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Love Over Gold
Share In Das Rheingold, the prelude of Richard Wagner’s Der Ring des Nibelungen opera cycle—at 17 hours, the world’s largest work of art—the story opens with three water nymphs guarding a... Read more
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