With LGBTQ+ attacks (both physical and legislative) seemingly at an all-time high, the answer to whether PRIDE still matters is a thundering “Yes.”

Memories of my father are often set to music. And his birthday finds me musing on why the singer Rosemary Clooney held such a unique place in his heart.

As the election nears, I appeal to the “Dad” in each of us—hoping it will bring more sensible thinking to the voting booth.

Missing this brilliant comedy during Pride Month would be a tragedy.

When a production’s ambitions are bigger than its heart.

The Secretary of Transportation’s happy adoption news belies an unsettling truth.

Counting down my top 10 moments as I reflect on the theater’s return.

“Essential.” “A Queen.” And for many white Americans of my generation, our first Black History teacher.

A treasure trove of music finds me playing an otherworldy game of “Name That Tune.”

Prohibition’s Grand Dame, Texas Guinan, was born on this day in 1884.

When humility, deference and gratitude equal leadership.

A treasure trove of music finds me playing an otherworldy game of “Name That Tune.”

VW ends a seven-decade long automotive love affair.

A powerful poster exhibit on the heels of the Women’s March.

Michelle Williams “drops truth” at Golden Globes.

Eight years of subscribing to Haimes’ Roundabout Theater have enriched and cemented friendships I didn’t think could get any stronger.  

Hoping “informal mentorship” isn’t lost by working remotely.

Attempting to explain what one small photo means to me.

Laura Branigan brings a hockey team back to life.

When the divine met the dance floor

Questioning a custom bookbinder’s dismantling of a favorite book, I reflect on my connection to it—and to the power of book covers to pique curiosity and engage potential readers.

As Broadway’s “Hamilton” proves, there are many inspired ways to tell our stories.

Autism finds it voice… in a book I found astonishing.

The Secretary of Transportation’s happy adoption news belies an unsettling truth.

When humility, deference and gratitude = leadership.

Romney is becoming the poster boy for bipartisanship

A message that extends far beyond the classroom.

Defending truth and calling-out its denouncers.

One 6-year-old’s mission to help Australia’s wildlife.

An inspired way to help the world’s neediest fend for themselves.

What Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis says about his character.

A legacy of opinions on AND off the bench.

Say “no” to using soldiers as political toys.

(In Republicans’ own words.)

Why Trump’s “I don’t care how sick you are” may be his most apt campaign slogan.