The holiday season is a magical time and, at Sicka Than Average, we believe in preserving that sense of enchantment well past the I-believe-in-Santa-Claus stage of life.
Once go cat, you never go back — at least, when the cat in question is the lovely Hello Kitty.
As I start roasting my chicken (yes, I accidentally bought an oven-ready chicken instead of a turkey like the space cadet I am) and whipping up my candied yams, arroz con gandules, and collard greens, I want to take a moment to express my gratitude to all of you, my lovely readers.
Like most New Yorkers, I’m still struggling to find my footing after the devastation left behind by Hurricane Sandy.
Those of you who follow me on Twitter (@sickathanavg) or on Instagram (@sickathanaverage) might have seen some behind-the-scenes photos of the “Mujer de Hoy” segment I just filmed for Telemundo, which focused on the amazing jewelry of half-Cuban, half-Greek designer Seville Michelle Anastos, whose leather-wrapped doorknockers have breathed new life into the earrings most closely associated with females of the hip-hop generation coming up in the ’80s and ’90s.
Ciaté Breakthrough Breast Cancer Duo, $28.
Yesterday was one of those days when I felt a bit like the Road Runner, dashing from appointment to meeting to press showcase to dinner event like a maniac.
Jackson Pollock’s influence on the work of San Francisco-bred artist Aaron Young extends beyond their shared interest in abstract shapes.
