My lifelong conversation with Arthur Miller and “The Crucible”
Last week, my family and I saw "John Proctor Is the Villain" on Broadway, on the recommendation of a client. It's fantastic. As I was walking up the aisle to…
Last week, my family and I saw "John Proctor Is the Villain" on Broadway, on the recommendation of a client. It's fantastic. As I was walking up the aisle to…
The family watched "Stand By Me" on Saturday night. It's an excellent film that I saw in the theater when it first came out, based on a Stephen King novella…
I'm on South Beach in Florida for the next four days. I'm speaking at the Million Dollar Round Table at the Miami Convention Center — a keynote for about 8,000…
My former fifth-grade students — now seniors — returned to the elementary school where I have been watching for 26 years to walk the hallways one more time before graduating…
Many of the drugs and pharmaceuticals humans consume are not processed by our bodies and enter waterways via the toilet. This is why scientists have found amounts of caffeine, antidepressants,…
So far, Trump has selected at least 19 former Fox News hosts, journalists, and commentators for senior positions in his second term as President. Of those, seven were working for…
Some nights don't work out as well as others. I went to New York City last night with my friends, Jeni and Sharon, to attend (and hopefully perform in) a…
“The most certain sign of wisdom is cheerfulness.” I love this quote by sixteenth-century writer and philosopher Michel de Montaigne. I couldn't agree more. While it's impossible for some people…
A new YouGov survey of 2,567 U.S. adults found: 42 percent of people “love” their first name 31 percent of people “like” it 19 percent of people are neutral on…
The amount of information that a person learns in their lifetime can fit on a flash drive with lots of room to spare. This depresses me. It doesn't seem like…