Tom Shillue performs at clubs all over New York City, has a Comedy Central Presents half hour special, has appeared in commercials for Audi, Heineken, Ameritrade, Snickers, and provided voiceovers for Verizon, for Amex, and Met Life. He'll be headling at http://comixny.com/event.aspx?eid=69&sid=221on the 14th. more ›

No spitting, radio playing, smoking, or littering is permitted on public transportation. Coffee and cameras come in and out of legality. But one subway crime remains, thankfully, entirely legal: reading over the shoulder of the person sitting next to you. more ›

Zoe Schneider, Writer and Clothing Designer more ›

Kelly Zen-Yie Tsai,
Def Poet & Spoken Word Artist more ›

- Megan more ›

My ex-roommate used to masturbate very loudly. How loudly? Like I would be in the living room, watching L&O: SVU with the sound on at a normal level and 30 feet away, through a closed door, I could hear her moaning. Whenever I heard her, I'd immediately leave the area, go to my bedroom, close the door, and turn on the radio. more ›

I admit it--I'm a matchmaker at heart. Whenever I meet someone who's single, I'm immediately thinking about other people I know who are single and whether they could be a match. It's just fun! I only set up individuals who agree to it first and I always do my best in trying to match the people I know. The problem: my past two set-ups have gone awry and now these acquaintances are irked at ME for having linked them up with someone who isn't for them. In one case, the guy with whom I sent my friend on a date was arrogant and rude to her throughout, she says, and she is insulted that I'd set her up with him. In another case, my guy friend wasn't fond of my match for him but now the girl won't stop calling him and he's peeved at me. Am I wrong to continue wanting to help? more ›

Young Jean Lee, Playwright/Director more ›

Dennis Crowley, Founder of Dodgeball.com more ›