A very cool commercial
We’ve had our Prius for about two weeks now. Gotta say—looooove it. Drove to Princeton with my son this past weekend. Roughly 170 miles total. Gas gauge barely moved …
We’ve had our Prius for about two weeks now. Gotta say—looooove it. Drove to Princeton with my son this past weekend. Roughly 170 miles total. Gas gauge barely moved …
Am sitting in Cosi, listening to the store manager give performance reviews to his workers. They are a hard-driven bunch here. Good people, mostly in their early 20s, slinging coffee, creating salads, washing windows. Most—nearly all—are either African-American or Hispanic. The clientele is, oh, 90% white. One by one, they
For reasons I can’t fully explain, I occasionally find myself lost in one of my 9.11 phases. This entails YouTubing “9/11” and “Towers” and watching the nightmare all over again. It entails digging beneath my bed for the scrapbook I kept at the time; reading through my 2001 diary (yes,
So I am in charge of planning Mahopac High School’s Class of 1990 20th reunion. I have no idea how I wound up in this position, but … wait—scrap that. I do know how: Nobody else was stepping up, and I’m a sucker for reunions. Maybe it’s a little bit
I’m a bit late on this one, but tonight I read on Deadspin how ESPN.com has punished Bill Simmons for negatively Tweeting about a “certain WEEI talk show.” From now on, according to Deadspin, Simmons is limited in what subjects he can Tweet on. Rob King, ESPN.com’s editor, issued a
I throw the tennis ball. Norma returns it. I throw it again. She returns it again. I ignore her. She nudges the ball against my leg. I still ignore her. She drops the ball, takes five steps back, then three steps forward. She’s waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting. She offers a
… features Larry Luftig, my neighbor and a helluva basketball player. I’ve been itching to write a piece on Larry’s crazy saga for a long time, but something always got in the way. Finally, here was my chance. Wrote it last night, wrapped up at 3 am. Larry was somewhat
Here at jeffpearlman.com, where dreams come true and bribes are accepted, I like having up-and-comers speak their mind. Hence, the following was written by Yaron Weitzman, a junior at NYU, an aspiring journalist and the pride of New Rochelle. Oh, he doesn’t care much for the Patriots … Very few
Throughout my years covering sports, many a fan has said something along the lines of, “Man, do I wish I had your job!” or “Wow! So what’s it like in the clubhouse!” I try and explain. Not as exciting as you’d think. These guys don’t walk on water. Sorta crass.
My wife Catherine is a huge Elton John fan. I am not a huge Elton John fan. Yes, I like a few of his better tunes. Tiny Dancer, Levon. Mostly, though, I hear Elton John, I hear cheese. Disney cheese. Lion King, Circle of Life, Made in England, blah …