Elle • 13th August 2021

No Rest for the Wicked: In 2021, Even Fictional Vacations Are Hell

San Francisco Chronicle • 22nd July 2021

On Netflix’s ‘Sex/Life,’ and why we all love hate-watching TV

The Bold Italic • 23rd March 2021

Bye Forever to the Office. Hello, Drop-In ‘Collaboration Spaces.’

Wired • 6th December 2020

From podcasts to Zoom workshops, friendship Is big business

Elle • 3rd December 2020

2020 hasn't been merry. Should its holiday cards be?

Elle • 11th November 2020

When the world is too uncertain to commit to a couch, rent one instead

Wired • 10th September 2020

Israeli hackers develop tech to combat domestic violence

San Francisco Chronicle • 12th May 2020

It's Time to Adopt an Alter-Ego: Here's How

San Francisco Chronicle • 8th May 2020

4 Bay Area Artists Find Shelter in Creating. You Can Too

The Bold Italic • 30th April 2020

In an Era of Content Overload, Succumb to the Comfort of Rewatching

Wired • 20th April 2020

Conversation Apps Inspire Long-Distance Deep Talks

San Francisco Chronicle • 20th April 2020

The Book to Make You Fall in Love With Home

San Francisco Chronicle • 17th April 2020

Let Zoom Show Colleagues the Real You

San Francisco Chronicle • 17th April 2020

Complex Cinematic Portrayals of Personal Assistants

Wired • 15th April 2020

Could the Coronavirus Kill Influencer Culture?

San Francisco Chronicle • 23rd January 2020

New Market for Artists? Children

San Francisco Chronicle • 8th January 2020

The Good, Bad and Rose Gold of Women's Empowerment Conferences

San Francisco Chronicle • 30th October 2019

Ben Mendelsohn is the Celebrity Crush You Need Right Now

San Francisco Chronicle • 12th August 2019

The Art of the Villain: Meet Hollywood's Latest Bad Guys

Mothermag • 25th July 2019

Films About Motherhood; From Cliche to Niche