Erika Milvy, Contributor Arts and Culture writer and critic Inaction Speaks Louder Than Words. Even The Best Words. ..By giving Trump a platform to spew hollow words, you, National Holocaust Museum, have given him an opportunity to soften his image and perform yet another
San Jose novelist Khaled Hosseini talks about adapting his work for the stage and dealing with Trump’s America. Source: ‘I See Art As a Way for People to Not Think of Each Other in Broad Strokes’
Khaled Hosseini’s bestseller following two women from strikingly different classes will begin its run Feb. 1 at ACT in San Francisco. By ERIKA MILVY JAN. 19, 2017 6 AM PT In a much retweeted curtain-call speech from the Broadway stage in November, “Hamilton” actor Brandon Dixon conveyed
I hesitate to divulge this, but Taco Bell Triangle is my new favorite night life destination. If you scootch below Cesar Chavez, the intensity of hyper-hipness of The Mission mellows out. Source: Think Outside the Bun | The Huffington Post
Last year Jon Stewart suggested that Twitter is too wordy and he prefers the new social media app “Grunter.” Meanwhile, in real life, newspapers have given way to blogs; the long-form has given way to punchy pith. The age of fast-food journalism is upon us.
SF Chronicle Datebook Cover Story Rockin’ With Kids By Erika Milvy The value of mixing booze and babies was memorably extolled by San Francisco native Christie Mellor, who coined the term “The Three-Martini Playdate.” Her 2004 book mocks uber-moms and micromanaged childhoods and extols
The new Exploratorium opens Thursday, April 17, 2013 at Pier 15 along the Embarcadero. Familiar exhibits combine with a new focus on the science of the Bay, with plenty of touching, tinkering, and interactive investigating for curious visitors of any age. Source: Bigger, Better, Snazzier:
New York Times| It’s Not A Secret, But Still Exciting This was once of the first few articles about Ellen Degeneres and her TV character coming out. Although, back in the 90s, Times’ protocol did not abide by that term, hence their “declares herself a lesbian” phraseology.
An interactive and comprehensive list of 101 TV shows for families to enjoy together, this book features a wide selection of age-appropriate “must see” TV shows, from popular picks of today to classic shows of decades past. Published by Walter Foster