The Name Game
One of the trickiest things about having a baby is deciding what to call her. Full Article in Fit Pregnancy
Articles
Dawn’s Dark Days
As her husband, Larry Mendte, was pleading guilty to federal cyber crimes and telling the world he’d had an “improper” relationship with Alycia Lane, Fox 29 anchor Dawn Stensland had to hold it together so she could report the news every night on TV. Now, in an exclusive interview, Stensland speaks out about the emails she discovered, her recent miscarriage, why she’s been able to forgive her husband, and why she can’t yet forgive herself. Full article in Philadelphia Magazine
The Existential Crisis of the Wait-at-Home Mom
The first generation of Philly women who “opted out” in order to stay home with their kids is now ready for what’s next. Trouble is, opting back in can be pretty scary when you aren’t even sure who you are anymore. Full article in Philadelphia Magazine
Fringe Player
As the wild, unpredictable Fringe Festival — this month staging its 12th season — has grown into an internationally acclaimed event, co-founder Nick Stuccio has become Philly’s arbiter of the avant-garde. And that, say the struggling artists he once helped champion, is exactly the problem. Full article in Philadelphia Magazine
The Agony Of Bathing Suit Shopping
Women’s Health columnist Vicki Glembocki on the horrors of losing the perfect bathing suit. Full article in Women’s Health
Girl Versus Grill
Women’s Health columnist Vicki Glembocki faces her fear of grilling on the barbecue. Full article in Women’s Health
Breaking Up with the New Yorker
Women’s Health columnist admits she’s just a poseur when it comes to The New Yorker. Full article in Philadelphia Magazine
A Spy Like Us
What do you do when you find out the girl you roomed with in college is the most famous CIA spy in the U.S.? A profile of Valerie Plame. Full article in The Penn Stater
The Very Public Self Destruction of Alycia Lane
The inside story of a meltdown. Full article in Philadelphia Magazine
How to Deal with Road Rage
Women’s Health columnist Vicki Glembocki describes why letting her road rage go actually helps pacify her to cope with life’s obstacles. Full article in Women’s Health