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comments At five years old, I was the poster girl for innocence and optimism. At the core of my existence were my glittery jellies — chancletas, my cousins and Puerto Rican neighbors in our Bronx housing project would call them — Little Debbie Donut Sticks, complete with sugar palm oil and thiamin mononitrate that I'd eat every morning, and my parents. My parents met each other in 1977 and married in 1980 with the blessing of my mother's dad, who passed away and went on to glory just as she found out she was pregnant with me in 1991. Mommy always says my grandfather and I passed each...

Share 'You have to be professional about it. You can't pretend that you're all going to be best friends. On a show with different opinions, you're not going to tolerate everybody's opinion. 'That's not a problem, just do it with respect and you have to be open minded.' Candid: Appearing on Instagram chat show Celebrity Skin Talk, Saira, 50, was asked by host Scott McGlynn whether she would be staying in touch with her co-stars She admitted: 'Sometimes I'd go in with an opinion and someone would say something to me and I'd think "oh I haven't thought about it like that before!"'

2020 forced us all to live online: How my virtual year played out CNET 12/24/2020 © Provided by CNET Scott Stein/CNET Every once in a while, back in a year called 2019, I'd run off every few weeks or so and spend time in a VR headset, or peek at some augmented reality device. I'd come back from demos imagining a world lived virtually. With all the pieces in play from so many companies, it seemed like the possibilities were almost here. In fact, at the beginning of 2020, I had a demo with one company, Spatial, imagining the future of remote work in augmented reality using smartglasses tha...

2020 forced us all to live online: How my virtual year played out CNET 12/24/2020 © Provided by CNET Scott Stein/CNET Every once in a while, back in a year called 2019, I'd run off every few weeks or so and spend time in a VR headset, or peek at some augmented reality device. I'd come back from demos imagining a world lived virtually. With all the pieces in play from so many companies, it seemed like the possibilities were almost here. In fact, at the beginning of 2020, I had a demo with one company, Spatial, imagining the future of remote work in augmented reality using smartglasses tha...

Stephanie Foo: Have yourself a lonely little Christmas It can be an opportunity to learn to thrive in your aloneness. (Linda Merad/The New York Times) Have Yourself a Lonely Little Christmas By Stephanie Foo | For The New York Times   | Dec. 24, 2020, 1:33 a.m. A few years ago, I lived across the street from a halfway house in the Lower East Side. Sometimes I’d meander over to bum cigarettes from the men who loitered outside, and we’d smoke and make small talk. One Christmas, I brought over a large cheesecake as a consolation gift: None of us were spending Christmas with our families, a...