By Sam Parker I’m now a few months into my third year of living in an apartment by myself, but as far as the US Postal Service is concerned, I’ve long been shacked up with a roommate. It’s an insistence that is starting to creep me out. I spent two years living uptown 
CBS is a network that I generally ignore, except when I want to bemoan the fact that its mediocre programs get better ratings than anything I love. But, this season they’ve actually got a couple of shows coming out that I’ve got my eye on. Let’s see how they compare to the other networks’ slates. 
.@BYTES1GHz is a single serving of undigested tech for the unfocused and/or unconcerned. Don’t be disappoint. Like. Enjoy. Today’s Tech Brief: Nerds Love Holograms, Invent Ways To Touch Them #WhutItDo: Well this is awesome: If I could read Japanese, I’d try to summarize what these nerds are doing with all those electronics and funky boxes 
Amanda is a large and lovely 5.5 year old feline that came to Bideawee when her owner passed away. This laidback, super friendly kitty loves to be brushed, held, petted, and even likes to have her belly rubbed! Amanda would do well in a home with gentle children or with first-time cat people. When you 
Just last fall, New York Press named Susan Louise O’Connor one of the city’s best kept theater secrets. Slowly but surely, that secret’s getting out: O’Connor is currently playing the role of a secretary with secrets of her own in the new Victor L. Cahn play. (Cahn also co-stars in the two-hander, currently playing at 
While many plan vacations in mid-August, New York theater lovers know to stay put for the annual New York International Fringe Festival, a two week-long compilation of live shows spanning a diverse array of subjects, genres, and formats. Check out these official New York Press picks: All My Children: Nope, Susan Lucci isn’t looking 
