Born of Dominican descent, Arie Rich is a New York City resident for over 20 years. As means to keep up with the pulse of New York City, Arie Rich coined the phrase “Keep Me Posted.” Shortly after, the phrase developed into KMPBlog.com. Her creativity and interest in paying it forward lead her to planning and attending a myriad of events which promote and encourage unity across the blogosphere.
Simon, with just three weeks away, are you expecting that you’ll have the other two judges by then? Simon Cowell: The live auditions you’ve just spoken about, these are the ones which aren’t filmed, these are the open auditions. So we probably don’t need to confirm the new judges by then. That will happen over […]
This book review post was written by Jordanna Stephen, Editor of The Fashionisette. Be sure to connect with Jordanna on Twitter or join the blog discussion at her blog. We all do it, whether consciously or unconsciously. What is it? We all non-verbally communicate with our body. We all have our own body language that […]
This book review post was written by Krishna R. Davenport, Editor of RandomNYCSarcasm. Be sure to connect with Krishna on Twitter or join the blog discussion at her blog. Imagine sneaking away from your parents home to run off with a man you love, only to be beaten and treated no better than a dog […]
Congrats to the NY Giants on winning the Super Bowl!!! Now it is time to celebrate. The NY Giants Ticker tape Parade will be happening, today, Tuesday, February 7, 2012 from 11am – 2pm. Parades are fun and all but it is a major inconvenience when they are held in the middle of a work […]
Earlier this week I got the amazing opportunity to participate in a Q&A conference call session with Sam Huntington, of SyFy’s Being Human. Sam is also making a special appearance in SyFy’s Face Off, this coming Tuesday, where he’ll judge the contestants in their Foundation Challenge. Anyways, many awesome questions were asked during the Q&A […]
This book could not have come at a better time in my life. We all read many financial books, that are here to guide us into taking care of our spending and finances. Well, I can honestly say I have read one too many books, and as much useful information as they provide me, I […]
A year ago I was introduced to these strange looking shoes, Vibram FiverFinger Shoes. I first saw them on this Canadian couple that happened to be vacationing in the Dominican Republic at the same time as I; they wore their Vibrams to a waterfall tour we did together. The tour required water shoes and theirs […]
I was recently asked to share my thoughts about the 2nd edition of The Twitter Book by Tim O’Reilly and Sarah Milstein. My first thought was I think I know all there is to know about Twitter, I mean what more is there and what tools are out there that I haven’t tried out yet. […]
Every year we complain that we do not have enough money to do anything, yet we find ways to somehow, somewhere find funds to pay for really expensive handbags, really expensive shoes, or really expensive gadgets that we don’t really need nor can “afford”. Personally, I have realized that there are a lot of things […]
Why We Get Fat? Has that question ever crossed your mind?! It crossed my mind when I saw this book and it made me want to find out the answer as I read it. You would easily assume that the answer to this question is simply because we eat too much. True, that was my […]
Every day, I turn to my Google Reader and try to catch up on some of my favorite blogs. Before this year comes to an end, I want to share some great content around the web this week, including some resolutions and goals to get your year started off right. Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol – […]
Little Big Planet 2 for PS3 Want a video game that is fun for the whole family? Then, Little Big Planet 2 is the one. Full of adventures and surprises this is one game that will keep everyone entertained. Get creative with Sackboy, while you build new adventures, discover new abilities, new playing rules, while […]
Every iPhone needs a home/case. For a person like me that is always on the go, and always have my phone on me at all times, I need a case that is durable, compatible with my busy lifestyle and comfortable on my hands. I have been through 3 or 4 iPhone 4 cases within the […]
3 One-Act comedies makes this fantastic, Broadway play, Relatively Speaking. Each act is unique, fun, and interestingly funny. It’ll make you wonder if your family is like each of these acts. Talking Cure is the first act of Relatively Speaking. In this act, writer Ethan Coen, (Burn After Reading, No Country for Old Man, […]
Broadway has a new play in town, Chinglish, and tickets are currently on sale through February 19, 2012. Chinglish it’s an absolutely hilarious and exciting comedy play, that will keep you laughing all night long. Chinglish is about a business/salesman for a signage company that wants to help the Chinese Government fix their poorly English […]
If you think Professor Snape was kinda evil in the Harry Potter movie series?! Wait til you meet Leonard, Alan Rickman’s character in this new Broadway play Seminar. Seminar is about four aspiring young writers trying to get their book published by seeking help from Leonard a well-seasoned writer, whom they hire to teach a […]
On Tuesday, November 29, 2011 American Airlines filed for reorganization under Chapter 11. What this means is that they have filed for bankruptcy. AAdvantage Members received an emailed letter that addressed the issue further and explained what will happen next, as far as your AAdvantage Mile and future flights. We want to assure you that […]
image source: The Licensing Company This year has been a baby booming year, I think I’ve attended more baby showers this year than any other year. As a matter of fact, I just attended a baby shower today. Baby showers are fun because the mom-to-be gets showered with tons of baby stuff, baby clothes, towels, […]
Dear Bloggers (new & old): I have not done a blogging tip post in a while, I figured I should do one this month before the year comes to end. This post is about you and it includes personal blogging advice that I find helpful and that may help you down the blogging road. As […]
image source: Playbill.com What do you get when a bubbly and enthusiastic female transfer-student tries to help a basketball team, that hasn’t won a game in over 30 years, turn things around?! A super awesome, fun, hip Broadway musical called Lysistrata Jones. Once off-Broadway, Lysistrata Jones has gained it’s rightful place in Broadway. I had […]