Remember the last time you just worked 9-to-5 for a whole week? Neither can a lot of people. It seems that many of us (I’m looking at you, fellow New Yorkers) are now more focused on our careers than our relationships. According to a recent Gallup Continue reading →
Some people like to take space between their relationships, but I’ve always preferred to impale myself head-on. After someone’s dumped me, I try to take at least seven days and dedicate myself to such self-improvement exercises as: “cyberstalking,” “maxing out my debit card,” and “going Continue reading →
I thought I’d never get over the world of hurt that followed my first breakup, but I did, with the help of some aides: time, friends, and music. Here are ten songs that bestow the cathartic power of music, and remind you to keep your Continue reading →
It’s Monday, and even though we all wish we were still in bed, the real world beckons. The best we can hope for is a mid-day nap, but if you can’t sneak one in, here are some fuzzy tracks that almost sound like a dream. Continue reading →
“Clouds of sulfur in the air, bombs are falling everywhere, it’s heartbreak warfare.” The Monday after Easter. That’s when it happened. Kind of sad that I can so easily pinpoint the date, but it was a very memorable weekend since I spent it drinking too Continue reading →
Since we’ve opened our pre-beta doors, we’ve welcomed over 1,000 users, received thousands of invite requests, and have landed features in Glamour, Time Out New York and other major household publications. So after six tireless weeks, we’re happy to announce that Mesh will soon be entering beta mode, its Continue reading →
So you’ve finally done it. After weeks, months (years?) of friends telling you to open up an account and join this mystical world of online dating, you officially took the plunge. Yup, there you are — head and bio floating amidst hundreds, thousands, millions of Continue reading →
Happy one month to Mesh! Since we’ve opened our pre-beta doors, we’ve welcomed over 800 users, received thousands of invite requests, and have landed features in Glamour, Time Out New York and other major pubs. This journey’s been nothing short of incredible, and with your helpful feedback and suggestions, Mesh is Continue reading →
It’s my opinion that genius stems from misery, so even though the economy sucked in the 30s, the music was golden. Here are some tunes that helped people shake off their blues, and toss their troubles to the moon. Continue reading →
We’ve all been there. After a month’s worth of blissful dates, tender kisses and hazy, hung-over brunches — poof — the person you thought you were dating vanishes. It seems to always happen innocently enough. Perhaps there was a vacation and promise to call upon Continue reading →