Frank Verderosa

The pros and cons of Google Wifi.

Michael Giacchino on Gilbert Gottfried’s Amazing Colossal Podcast   

This week on Gilbert Gottfried’s Amazing Colossal Podcast, Gilbert and Frank sit down with composer Michael Giacchino. 

Fans of the show LOST will remember appreciating his movie-like themes throughout...

You're paying for some sort of 'Triple Play' package from your cable provider- but you're finding that you don't watch most of the channels. Your home phone is mostly getting junk calls. And there are so many charges and fees on your bill that your simple plan for $89...

A couple of years ago, I decided to purchase a Fitbit Charge HR. I loved it. It was my sleep monitor, heart rate monitor, silent alarm clock, handy wrist watch, and a caller ID monitor. I didn't want much more. I needed a fitness band more than a smart watch. Besides,...

Items you can have this week should Irma head our way.

With tragic images still pouring in from Houston in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, we are now threatened by a very powerful new storm named Irma. While the media is doing their best to keep us posted, the consen...

Random bit of fun. Who are these people and why are they famous? 

Feel free to Chat me the answer. 

My favorite challenges are the ones that bring the BIG screen to the SMALL screen. It can be tricky! This TV spot for Castrol, via Ogilvy, is that sort of project. It needed to feel cinematic- but walk the fine line between movie trailer and commercial. It was a pleasu...

This is an update to an article I wrote for Observer.com.   Simple and affordable ways to get through power outages in an urban environment  It’s that time of y

While people have been complaining that the push for the Holidays starts way too soon-  I’ve been working away on Holiday related advertising  since the end of the summer.  In fact, by the time Halloween arrived, I was mentally already done with Christmas!...

My latest article for the NY Observer is LIVE today!  Check it out by clicking here!

Simple things you can do to keep you power through the storm.

Photo by Julia Maloof Verderosa