The Moral Duty to Dress Well
It’s a moral duty to dress well. Former Vogue editor, The Wall Street Journal Magazine It was the fall of 1969 and revolution was in the air. I was new to Chicago, eager to take […]
The Five Stages in the Life of an Actor According to Hugh O’Brian Versus The 5 Stages of the Life of Rudy Giuliani According to Donald Trump
The Five Stages in the Life of an Actor According to Hugh O’Brian Versus The 5 Stages of the Life of Rudy Giuliani According to Donald Trump The Five Stages in the Life of an […]
We’ll Be Happy When We’re Dead, Comrade
In Russia, the age at which the average person becomes happy is higher than the average life expectancy. Review of The Happiness Curve by Jonathan Rauch, The Wall Street Journal It’s Friday, which for me–Fedor Sergeyevich […]
Among the COVID Adult Content Models
The company whose database was used for coronavirus studies in prestigious medical journals that resulted in worldwide changes to healthcare policies has only three employees; one is a science-fiction writer, another is an “adult content […]
Cartoon: Sssssssh… If we’re quiet maybe no one will think we’re at home
Written by: Paul Lander Artist: Dan McConnell
For Covid Survivors, Loss of Taste Leads to Aesthetic Lapses
WELLESLEY FALLS, Mass. For Ron and Judy Forshtblat, the coronavirus is both a public health matter and a personal issue, as the two are among the first to survive a bout with the disease. “We […]
Wisdom for Dummies
Of course you know you should always make a list of what you need at the grocery store. But did you also know you should always remember to bring it with you?