Anusha Deshpande, a native of Atlanta, is a first year student at Harvard Business School. She spends most of her spare time listening to Bruce Springsteen, watching Red Sox games and staying up to watch late night comedy TV so you don't have to.
Turns out, James Bond is more than just a glitzy tuxedo sipping a shaken martini. In honor of his 50 years of cinematic fame this month, we’ve rounded up some important career lessons from 007.
There are some great shows to check out this fall, but unfortunately, there are some pretty terrible ones, too. Our industry insider has scoped out what you can skip this season (though of couse, you should still check out the so-bad-they’re-funny trailers).
Unsure what to watch now that Desperate Housewives is over? We’ve scoped out the new fall lineup, and picked five promising new shows to check out this fall. Read on to find your new weeknight obsessions!
Social media has changed the world—so why not look at how it would’ve changed classic movies? Here’s a look at 10 iconic films of the 80s and 90s and how they might be different if they took place today.
To commemorate the too-short life of acclaimed writer and director Nora Ephron, we’ve put together a roundup of the most brilliant, witty, and unforgettable film scenes she gave us, from When Harry Met Sally to Sleepless in Seattle.
The NBA Finals start tomorrow, and for at least the next week or so, your office is likely going to be buzzing over what’s happening. And if you haven’t been following the season, don’t worry: Here’s a rundown of who’s playing and what to expect.
Love Mad Men? Stop feeling guilty for watching “just one more episode:” The women of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce can teach us a few great lessons about what to do (and what not to do) in the office.
Let’s face it: Every now and then, you could use a little motivation in your day job. And if your boss isn’t cutting it, well, that’s why Hollywood is here. We’ve rounded up a few of our favorite women in on-screen offices for a little on-the-job inspiration.
Mindy Kaling has been cracking us up on The Office for years, and now she finally has her own show. Check out the hilarious trailer right here.
Petty co-workers, a micro-managing boss, lunch room rudeness—is office drama dragging you down? Well, just tune in to one of these shows. Trust us, by the time you finish an episode, you’ll feel like your gig might even be sort of normal.
