The enduring legacy of the (original) Sex and the City

Discussing the Met Gala, May the Fourth, Cinco de Mayo, Kentucky Derby, Coronation…even the playoffs

For the sales and spicy romance of it all

A couple of oldies but goodies from my article archives (Sloane Magazine)

Femtech is on the rise, with venture capital following it. Let’s discuss.

The popular show has people dreaming of Montana’s gorgeous landscape, and now you can stay at the infamous ranch house too

A roundup of some of my favorite and most helpful apps, websites and more to prepare for living abroad in Europe

As of November 15th, 2022 the world population has officially hit 8 billion people. In fact, we have gained 1 billion people just in the last 12 years. This has enormous implications for the earth and its resources.

Two sisters reunited: Look at the legacy and future of the British Royal Family

Here are talks and presentations that offer of inspiration and motivation (not of the fake, vacant variety) from unique, authentic, trailblazing women leaders I admire. I need them, you need them, we all need them.

With so many of us disappointed in the latest Jane Austen film adaptation (“Persuasion” on Netflix, I too would like a word with the screenwriters), this previous English Lit major thought I would round up some of my favorites and delve into what makes a successful adaptation vs ‘inspired by’.

Summer is here and it’s time to channel Martha Stewart, Ina Garten and more to find delicious summer cocktails - we could all use one (or five).

The number of American expats moving abroad continue to grow, and in my most recent trip to Spain and Italy, I was running into them left and right. From retirees to digital nomads to people running companies remotely, there are more options than ever. Let’s discuss.

With the word turning remote, the last few year has offered more opportunities than ever to live somewhere new on special stay visas across Europe, and the world.

While women and girls make up half of the world population, education is sadly not of equal access. There are a number of campaigns and organizations trying to tip the scales.

We have the time, let’s brush up our language skills

In one of my last pieces for Conde Nast Traveler, I contributed to their “50 States, 50 Cuisines: The Food Worth Traveling For in Every State”

America is at a tipping point. And it’s overdue.

New Year, new travel reading list: Happy reading, exploring, and remember “Perhaps travel cannot prevent bigotry, but by demonstrating that all peoples cry, laugh, eat, worry, and die, it can introduce the idea that if we try and understand each other, we may even become friends.” ~ Maya Angelou

With roughly 1 in 4 American students having participated in a climate change protest, and the millions around the world who marched in solidarity with Swedish teen activist Greta Thurnberg recently, the kids - burdened with the mess older generations have made - are taking charge and definitely alright.