When it comes to Facebook, there are many opportunities to scroll back through your profile and feel regret. I think we could fill no less […]
For three days last week, Blackberry users were pissed—and justifiably so. Last week, Blackberries all over the world stopped functioning. The outage surprised millions of […]
Dear Monica, How do you know when texting is becoming too much? — O.S., Center City Texting can be a great way to enhance budding […]
Remember when you loved Netflix? Even you—what they call the “hidebound, skeptical Philadelphian who balks at anything new” (because what was so wrong with the […]
Since I’ve been a bibliophile since childhood, my nirvana is this scene: my own town of Collingswood, 200 book stalls, tents set up for readings […]
So about a million years after everyone else, I just got a Kindle. It was a birthday gift from my fiance, and a truly great […]
On Tuesday, the man who wrote Black Hawk Down and Killing Pablo released his newest non-fiction work, Worm: The First Digital World War (Atlantic Monthly […]
I saw the movie Contagion this weekend, and I loved it. I’m a sucker for international thrillers, which is pretty much what the Steven Soderbergh […]
Over at Philly.com today, one of the featured “news” items in the home page marquee is a strange little video by the site’s gossip gal, […]
Comic book geeks have a special love for Wednesdays—it’s the day the shelves of their favorite comic shop are filled with new releases. Today’s arrivals […]
So, I’m in Beach Haven on LBI this week and at one point, I thought I was going to write about the $4 cupcakes at […]
So, I’m in Beach Haven on LBI this week and at one point, I thought I was going to write about the $4 cupcakes at […]
I took a little tiny baby step toward modernity the other day. I signed up for online banking. I know, I know. You did that […]
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University have shown that children as young as three, with no formal schooling or training, can have an innate “number sense” […]
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University have shown that children as young as three, with no formal schooling or training, can have an innate “number sense” […]
