June 3, 2009
I don’t just introduce the authors at Lady Jane’s Salon. Sometimes I serve as an easel while their editors (in this case, Alex Logan of Grand Central) explain how their cover art gets chosen.
I don’t just introduce the authors at Lady Jane’s Salon. Sometimes I serve as an easel while their editors (in this case, Alex Logan of Grand Central) explain how their cover art gets chosen.
April 15, 2009
I’m in the background at the party celebrating the publication of Kevin Roose’s thoughtful (and hilarious) memoir The Unlikely Disciple, about his semester as a transfer student at a fundamentalist university.
I’m in the background at the party celebrating the publication of Kevin Roose’s thoughtful (and hilarious) memoir The Unlikely Disciple, about his semester as a transfer student at a fundamentalist university.
April 6, 2009
I’m with ROMANTIC TIMES webmaster Rob DiCaterino at Madame X for the third Lady Jane’s Salon (New York, NY).
I’m with ROMANTIC TIMES webmaster Rob DiCaterino at Madame X for the third Lady Jane’s Salon (New York, NY).
March 18, 2009
September 22, 2008
I was invited to speak about digital marketing at a DMA panel here in New York, moderated by AdWeek columnist Barbara Lippert. Before the formal discussion began, we laughed at how awful the new Microsoft campaign is.
I was invited to speak about digital marketing at a DMA panel here in New York, moderated by AdWeek columnist Barbara Lippert. Before the formal discussion began, we laughed at how awful the new Microsoft campaign is.
June 30, 2008
“I still find the fact that Ron Hogan has a video camera that sees into the future PRETTY AMAZING.”: John Hodgman
June 24, 2008
I brought my camera to Brenda Janowitz’s book party.
I brought my camera to Brenda Janowitz’s book party.
April 18, 2008
This is Stan Lee, wondering how the hell he ended up standing next to some fanboy who needs a haircut.
This is Stan Lee, wondering how the hell he ended up standing next to some fanboy who needs a haircut.
April 10, 2008
Finally, a more awkward musical performance from a member of the original Star Trek cast than Leonard Nimoy’s “Proud Mary.” Although George Takei at least seems to be up there just for the sheer fun of it—and who wouldn’t want to, in essence, get paid for playing at karaoke?
April 6, 2008
Charlton Heston: no longer with us, but already memorialized twenty-some years ago by the Irish band Stump. This was almost their biggest (in the loose sense of the term) hit in the States, except for the other single off the album, “Buffalo.”