June 2011
14 posts
From Calvin Klein to Versace: Our Top 10 Favorite... →
Fashion is always doomed to repeat itself… though “doomed” may be too strong a word. Every season brings endless inspiration and comparisons from decades past. Though it may still feel like yesterday, enough time has passed in fashion years for the 1990s to be considered ripe for the picking. It should come as no surprise, then, that this decade has been back with a vengeance as...
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“It’s better to sweat in the gym than bleed in the streets.”
– I have a t-shirt that reads the following, “It’s better to sweat in the gym than bleed in the streets.” I often wear it running errands around the city or working out (which never happens so that doesn’t count), but from time to time people stop and ask me what it means. ...
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FDA Cracks Down on Confusing Sunscreen Labeling... →
The FDA made history yesterday by announcing some new rules for regulating sunscreen labeling. The FDA has been evaluating sunscreen labeling since 1978, without ever doing much about it. Now, at the urging of environmental groups and Congress, the agency announced that the industry is in for a lot of change. Sunscreens can be confusing, from the ingredients in the product to the claims made on...
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"The Book of Mormon" →
The Book of Mormon cleaned up at the Tony Awards on Sunday. I’ve been listening to the album nonstop since then. It’s funny, endearing, irreverent, raw, offensive and entertaining. I don’t watch South Park but “well done” Matt Stone and Trey Parker for mixing things up on The Great White Way.
Warning: Tina Fey Will be Quoted Often...!
I figure people are sick of my lame posts on Facebook so if you’re interested in (the same lame posts on a different site) celebrity gossip, play/musical reviews, in-the-news commentary, familial happenings and general mind-numbing silliness, feel free to stop by and enjoy your travels through the inner workings of my brain.
I mostly quote Tina Fey because I’m not smart enough or...
Writing as though someone's actually reading.
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