I had another blog post all scheduled and ready to go for this week, but when I read / listened to the NY Times piece with the cast of “Arrested Development,” I had some things I wanted to say. For those who don’t know what happened— in very short summation— during a cast interview Jessica Walters spoke out about the verbal abuse Jeffrey Tambor inflicted on her on set. The same Jeffrey Tambor who was recently fired from the show “Transparent” because of sexual harassment clai

Everyone always tells you how much your body will change after a baby, and while it may seem pretty obvious (I mean, you carried a human in your body for nine months, it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to know your body will change), there’s a lot of changes that occur that have nothing to do with the typical “your body will be bigger” aspect. In fact, that part is only a small part of it (and kind of the least significant). So, here’s everything I wish I knew about post-preg

Last week I was with a friend of mine and I couldn’t stop admiring her makeup. Girl looked good and we were going to work out! At one point, I told her how good her makeup looked and then I said that I am not good at doing my own makeup and feel like I wouldn’t look as good if I tried. When I got home, I kept playing this conversation back in my head (as my Virgo brain tends to do) and couldn’t figure out why I said I wasn’t good at doing my makeup (which I am) and that I don

This time of year is always a stressful time for TV writers. Pilots and returning series without a pickup are anxiously awaiting their fates, which means writers and support staff are also anxiously awaiting their fates. The process can be all-consuming between constantly refreshing Deadline for any news, to chaotically emailing your agent and/or manager to check in about meetings. In my going on thirteen years of working in a writers’ office, I’ve yet to work on a show who k