My fourth-grade daughter was very excited when I finally allowed her to have her own E-mail address. A few of her school friends had them, and they started E-mailing each other after school which she really enjoyed. It was about…
Continue reading...June 7, 2010
I’ve been a longtime fan of veteran journalist Helen Thomas, especially since she was the first woman to be allowed into the White House press corps. She helped forge the way for later women journalists like myself, she’s written some…
Continue reading...April 26, 2010
I’ve come to the conclusion that former Saturday Night Live star Amy Poehler is on a stealth mission to use humor to promote girl empowerment. First, she created this cartoon called The Mighty B! Now, she brings us…
Continue reading...March 19, 2010
At the Summer Palace in Beijing, there is a tourist attraction called The Long Corridor. It doesn’t seem so long at first, but it’s a hefty little stroll along Kunming Lake. The paintings almost bring the ancient royal families…
Continue reading...February 6, 2010
It started out, as it did in December, as such a pretty snow. It really wasn’t so bad Until it got dark And it just hasn’t stopped Snow cake, anyone? Of course, we’re all tweeting about it! #snOMG
Continue reading...January 26, 2010
No, I don’t have a bad joke that includes them walking into a bar or being on a life raft. But I do have a few random political thoughts about each of them today. Hey, I can share here just…
Continue reading...November 2, 2009
I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t disappointed that I didn’t make the cut for finalists in the Washington Post’s “Next Great Pundit” contest. I’m not quite sure why the Washington Post is doing such a thing. Last time…
Continue reading...October 26, 2009
For your morning reading pleasure! This 0p-ed by former Wall Street Journal deputy managing editor Joanne Lipman. She has some interesting thoughts on the Shriver Report and it’s relationshipto 9/11. And while I won’t be reading Going Rogue,…
Continue reading...October 24, 2009
Earlier this year, I had the pleasure to be on a panel at the Women, Action & the Media conference with my good friend Veronica Arreola from Viva la Feminista and Diane Farsetta from the Center for…
Continue reading...October 7, 2009
Why are women really being treated like second-class citizens in the world of health care and insurance? I don’t hear the women Senators and Representatives calling for an end to coverage for male-only maladies. There is a serious lack…
Continue reading...October 1, 2009
It’s been a while since director Roman Polanski was a major topic of conversation. Whenever he has a project — especially when he won the Best Director Oscar for the movie The Pianist — there’s a lot of…
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June 18, 2010
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