Andrea Dudrow
Andrea Dudrow is a writer living in sunny San Francisco. She has been covering the Web and Web design for the past four years and has contributed to Macworld, MacWEEK, eMediaweekly, Adobe.com, Adobe magazine, Publish, and the San Francisco Chronicle, among others. She also writes about arts and culture, and spends a great deal of time fantasizing about the broadband future.
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On a recent karaoke bar evening, a friend of mine got up to sing a song in honor of the many twists her life had taken in the past year:
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Movies are just movies -- everyone knows that. They're not real, they're fiction.
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The other day as I sat flipping through "Bazaar" while waiting for my nail polish to dry I bega
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As an urban-centered female in the post-teen and pre-middle age demographic, it's fair to say I spend a good deal of time contemplating fashion.
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Freud said, among other things, that as average people became more educated, their reliance on organized religion and spirituality would fade and e
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I've never quite understood auctions myself. Which is probably because most of my exposure to them has been through sitcoms.
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I grew up in Baltimore, and by the time I was 11, Mom decided it would be a good idea for me to go somewhere during the summers (reasoning that the
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One recent morning as I perused the op-ed section of the New York Times, I came across a passage desc
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Bill Joy, the cofounder, CEO, and chief scientist of
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We Americans are a smart lot. We know, for instance, that the "com" in dot-com stands for commercial.
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