Interview With An Actress

Acting is a tough job. There's so many little things that go into it: you have to be able to communicate effectively, both verbally and nonverbally; you need to have the capacity to memorize tons of dialogue; and you must have the power to tap into the feelings and emotions of a character who may be the complete opposite of you. But that's just the tip of the iceberg. We haven't even gotten to being comfortable conversing in front of an audience that's judging your every move. There's no room for mistakes; no retakes. Talk about pressure. I would even go so far as to call stage acting - acting on stage, live, in front of people - one of the mentally hardest jobs there is. I know I couldn't do it. But today I introduce you to someone who can - and does - very well. Meet Kelli Moore.

Admissions of an Addict

What would your life be like if you didn't have a cell phone? For many in our generation, that's a ridiculous question. "...Didn't have a cell phone? Why would anyone not have a cell phone?" Well, for many young adults around the world, that question is answered every day of their lives. And unfortunately, this week I involuntarily joined their ranks.