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She Said, She Said: Sharing the journey one diaper at a time
Glam Travel for Glam Ma and the FamilyA + Travel
Sonoma Race Track Adventure / perfect for teen grandkids
Danica Patrick watch out. Paris on a Budget / Any age will love it here
No need to give up those croissants Turks and Caicos / Any age grandchild will thrive
Grace Bay Club rocks Positano is Paradise Found / Adults
Shangra-La exists San Francisco / Perfect at any age
Hayes Valley Shines Legends of Newport, Rhode Island
A Reality Adventure reveals the magic of Newport Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend / The Kids will love it too
Nemacolin Woodlands sparkles Warhol Tales
Gallery Crawl with Tom Sokolowski, Warhol Museum Director Tanglewood Tales
Wheatleigh Hotel and other Massachusetts Finds Paradise Found in Bahamas
Swimming with Dolphins at Atlantis Hotel Budapest Sparkles in December
Magical Budapest Five Days in Paris
Paris IS for tourists Five Days in Paris page 2
Day Five and Where to Go Hilton Head Island
It's all here Melbourne, Australia
Melbourne goes to the races Brandywine Valley
The Days of Wine and Mushrooms Blissful Retreat in the Desert
Miraval Spa works its magic The Hamptons
Summer Produce at its best. A+Travel
Celebrity Interviews
Mary Higgins Clark
The Queen of Mystery David Sedaris
David Sedaris loves to shop Diane Keaton
Diane isn't just clowning around Michael Keaton
Batman saves the day August Wilson
Pulitzer Prize winner,August Wilson. Jeff Goldblum
The tallest and nicest guy ever Nancy Martin
She laughs it up with murderous intent Patti LuPone
Patti Lupone takes on Dr. Phil Frenchie Davis
American Idol Shirley Jones
Everyone's favorite Mom Steven Bochco
"Death By Hollywood" shines a light on Tinseltown's secrets. Lynn Swann
Hall-of-Famer talks about his passion. Princess Michael of Kent
Princess Michael of Kent is not your ordinary Princess. Marvin Hamlish
Listen up New York: Marvin loves Pittsburgh. Kathleen George
Taken My Hometown Favorite
Steve Thomas is Developer of the Year Ted Pappas
Ted goas Public Harry Connick Jr.
Harry for the Holidays Ryan Malone
Pittsburgh Penguins Hometown Hunk Dr.Knowledge
He knows it all for real Tom Sokolowski
The Director of the Warhol Museum discusses November 22, 1963: Image, Memory, Myth Tom Savini
The "godfather of gore" gives us his secret to being scary. Bill Strickland
Read about Bill Strickland's plan to change the world through arts and education. Pittsburgh Parrot
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GLAMGAL / GLAM-MA BIOGRAPHYCreative projects have taken me in directions I would never have imagined. The travel book series, Born To Shop, came to life as a travel diary, chic-lit style.
Bantam Books made it into a series and two of us stuck with the project long term, (My co-author is still doing them). We traveled the world reporting on where to find everthing from Couture to flea market to designer discount. Some of the unique, funky, fun, and unusual items we found are still in my home. But I wasn't always a fashionista. After graduating college, I pursued a career as an actress in New York City. I hung out at Joe Allen with the best of the gypsies, and did stints off and on Broadway. While shooting a commercial, I met my husband. We consequently moved to Los Angeles where he founded a commercial real estate development company, we had two darling children, and the Born To Shop series was born. I've been writing a lifestyle-with-a-twist and travel column for Pittsburgh Magazine in which I share the funny/fun adventures of a baby boomer willing to go anywhere and try anything (sortof) at least once. Which leads to my new project: GLAM-MA, a series of books, articles, and multimedia ventures for those of us boomers looking to enjoy our lives and re-invent what grandparenting is all about. Follow along as the project develops. My first venture is a book, written with my daughter Lauren, called She Said, She Said exploring the new art of being a mother to .....a mother. If you thought being the mother of a teenager was worth every grey (bleached blonde or brunette) hair on your head just wait. Learning to speak Sanskrit would be easier. My daughter feels the same way and so we are learning to doggy paddle together. 
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