April 2008
Why I love, respect and support Sarah Lacy. She... →
“Women are actually different than men. And in a lot of ways, that makes us worse entrepreneurs. We’re horrible at demanding money. We’re bad at being self promotional. The crowd was asked to name their favorite site and only two people named the one they worked for. In a room of men you’d have to say “Name your favorite site, other than yours.” We network in a...
QUESTION!
For next week’s column in Time Out New York …
How do you feel about PDAs? No, not your iPhone and your Blackberry … old school PDAs! Like making out with your boytoy in public.
Do you like holding hands, non-heavy petting, or making out in public?
Do you mind when other couples PDA (lightly)?
Please email me! julia @ juliaallison.com
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So here's a question for you ...
I have a dilemma.
A woman has taken to obsessively writing about me (and my girl friends) on a certain blog. This woman checks my tumblr, my flickr, my vimeo, my twitter, the postings about me on gawker & valleywag, as well as all of the things my girl friends post, and spends a good portion of her time (time which could otherwise be spent engaged in fun and useful activities, such as...
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This week's Time Out New York column →
The Great White Lay TIME OUT NEW YORK By Julia Allison
Every New Yorker’s gotten it - the well-meaning but slightly clueless out-of-town relative first wants to know if “you like New York” (Um, yes? That’s why I live here?) and then invariably follows that brilliance with, “so, seen any good musicals lately? You know, like Phantom? Or … Cats?” Well, no. ...
Today is GOOD PEOPLE DAY!!! →
The indefatigable Gary Vaynerchuk has designated April 3, 2008 as “GOOD PEOPLE DAY” - a day to appreciate all of the amazing people in our lives and on the internet. Gary is such a positive, joyous, enthusiastic person, he really does - cliche alert! - make this world a better place. In honor of this day, I’d like to point out two of the most incredible people in my life: my best...
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My grandma watches Sex & the City. →
Carrie-d Away TIME OUT NEW YORK by Julia Allison
My grandmother is 84 years old. She’s never voted outside the Republican party, she was married to my grandfather from the age of 20 until the day he died, she can count the number of Sundays she’s missed church on one hand. Until quite recently, she marveled about the wonders of the answering machine and microwave. She does not own a DVD...
It’s complicated stuff and who the heck am I to judge?
– Julia Reed, who makes some extraordinary points about the complexity of relationships, even (especially) when they go wrong.