We rebooked at the last minute to Key West, which is a perfectly fine alternative for Americans whose travel documents are not in order.

Shed the quarantine weight and shred your way to better health with advice and workout tips from these wellness experts.

Whether placed as a conversation piece or used as a deft decorative touch, this pricey pachyderm (now celebrating its 75th birthday) brings an instant touch of whimsy to any home or office.

Just a few fun tunes for you to keep up the good fight while staying COVID safe… as we turn the corner.  #MuchLove from your friends at NewsWhistle.

But back to Missed Connections, the show: it’s a really lovely combination of sleight of hand, mentalism, and storytelling, an interactive virtual performance.

I recently learned that Stacy Abrams, when not going above and beyond saving democracy, is an author of fiction, under the pen name Selena Montgomery.

Having read and enjoyed his Novel Advice, I emailed Jay Bushman to see if he’d be up for answering some questions.  Kindly, he agreed.

Ameet Dhillon, the Managing Director of US-Africa Housing Finance, is very enthused to talk about his work. Here’s what he had to say…

Doreen Odom, the Managing Director of the Mental Health Project for the Urban Justice Center in New York City, was kind enough to answer some questions for us about her work, and here is what she had to say.

*** The Ottomanelli family has been selling meats to the nice carnivores of New York City for nearly five generations. The business started from a sole pushcart in 1900 before branching out into a popular walk-in shop in Greenwich Village and a butcher store/restaurant in Woodside, Queens. Over the years, regular folk and bold-faced names, … Continue reading New to the Hamptons – Home Delivery from S. Ottomanelli & Sons Prime Meats →