Whole Fooding: Part 1
Living small in the big city… Read more »
Year: 2010
The Blinking Blue Light
The blinking blue light I see in windows of the rows and rows of apartments in New York City at night makes me crazy. It also makes me sad. This blue light emits from the television that almost everyone sits in front of night after night after night. At my… Read more »
Our Health Guru Arlene Normand Tells You To Do Excercise
Arlene Normand, a dietitian, has built a strong business over ten years dealing with thousands of clients from all walks of life with a common goal – to lose and maintain weight loss… Read more »
Around The Sports World In 500 Words
Let me update you about what’s going on in LBGT sports this summer… Read more »
The City by Martin Crimp
Red Stitch Actors Theatre present the Victorian premiere of The City, a dark and intriguing mystery by groundbreaking British playwright Martin Crimp which takes the audience from the profoundly unsettling to the darkly comic… Read more »
Rooney Mara Gets ‘Dragon Tattoo’
Rooney Mara will go Goth as the bisexual Lisbeth Salander in the American version of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo. Big buzz has surrounded casting ever since the Swedish-language version started drawing crowds at US cinemas and earned $157 million worldwide, according to New York Daily News. Mara captured… Read more »
Giving Back
Dear Readers, I recently received a beautiful personal note from one reader who said, in part, “You are doing an excellent job at relating your life experience and opinions without contemplating our own ego/intellect and without indulging and posing yourself as a victim (of society, of your illness, of your… Read more »
Grab your tix to the Helpmann Awards
If you’re a fan or musical theatre or theatre in general, prepare to get your razzle dazzle on, as the annual Helpmann Awards hit town… Read more »
The Eqyptian Room Closes its Doors
The Portland, Ore. lesbian institution feels the economy crunch… Read more »
Elena Kagan: First Lesbian Justice?
Her sexuality is only one of many questions we have for the newest Supreme Court Justice when she dons her robes this October… Read more »
Sun Valley: This winter explore Hemingway’s haunts and the allure of this Idaho oasis
Sun Valley has been a tastemakers town and Hollywood haunt since 1939 when Union 
Pacific Railroad Chairman Averell Harriman invited Hemingway, Hollywood stars and tip-top financial and political powerhouses like the Kennedy’s to this tiny Northwestern town. That legacy still holds today as many of the guests strolling on Main… Read more »