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Carolyn Castiglia is a New York-based comedian and writer who has appeared on Comedy Central, VH1 and Sirius Satellite Radio. Her comedic hip-hop has been featured in Entertainment Weekly and garnered her an ECNY Award nomination. Carolyn has written jokes for MarieClaire.com, Life & Style magazine, the New York Post, Time Out New York and The Idiot's Guide to Jokes. She currently writes for Babble.com's Strollerderby blog and is the proud mother of a beautiful 5-year-old girl. She's excited to dish some dirt in HuffPo's new Divorce section and hopes to complete a memoir someday. Carolyn likes wine and nachos.

Blog Entries by Carolyn Castiglia

The Grapes of Wrath: Niagara Mist

Posted November 24, 2010 | 02:10:49 (EST)

Welcome back to The Grapes of Wrath on Huffington Post Divorce, where I chronicle the many bottles of wine I've enjoyed since leaving my ex-husband, and regale you with a story or two inspired by the elixir of the Gods. I've consumed over 10,000 bottles (only slight hyperbole) since I...

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The Grapes of Wrath: Tempra Tantrum

Posted November 2, 2010 | 00:17:31 (EST)

Welcome to my new series, The Grapes of Wrath on Huffington Post Divorce, where I chronicle the many bottles of wine I've enjoyed since leaving my ex-husband, and regale you with a story or two inspired by the elixir of the Gods. I've consumed over 10,000 bottles (only slight hyperbole)...

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Treatment: A Mother's Opinion of the Health Care Summit

Posted February 25, 2010 | 13:14:27 (EST)

Watching the Health Care Summit this morning, I was pleasantly surprised to hear Republican Tom Coburn making constructively critical, cogent points, backed up by facts that appear to actually be facts. So I'd like to briefly offer a few personal anecdotes to back up his complaints as an MD about...

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My top 3 picks for Supreme Court Nominee, based solely on name:

Posted May 1, 2009 | 18:31:42 (EST)

President Obama announced today that Supreme Court Justice David Souter is retiring and that he hopes to fill his seat before October. Here are three judges I think would be great candidates. I hope the Prez will take my advice seriously.

1.) Judge Judy

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Whitney Biennial Jumps the Shark

Posted May 30, 2008 | 14:15:44 (EST)

Okay, I'll admit it, I'm not the type of gal who normally pays attention to what's going on at The Whitney. Don't get me wrong - I enjoy a good piece of art as much as the next dude, but The Whitney never really piqued my interest. That all...

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High-Class Prostitution is No Laughing Matter

Posted March 12, 2008 | 22:22:00 (EST)

...But why, then, is it so funny?

I feel it my patriotic duty to weigh in on the Spitzer scandal, since after all I am both an American citizen and a native of New York State... unlike my husband, a resident ALIEN, who said last night that he didn't...

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Barack the Vote: One Girl's Recap of the Rally in Washington Square Park

Posted September 28, 2007 | 13:20:00 (EST)

As I sat stuck in traffic on 14th street on my way to see the one and only Barack Obama yesterday, I was thinking, "God, I should have gotten here earlier." It was 3:30 p.m. on a Thursday -- Senator Obama was still in Washington -- and already he was...

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There's No Race Problem in Jena?

Posted September 27, 2007 | 12:50:00 (EST)

The plight of the Jena 6 and Mychal Bell in particular was all over the news last week, with Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson and thousands of other black activists scaring the hell out of marching on that tiny Louisiana town. But why are they there? There's no race problem in...

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Bill O'Reilly Attends First Football Game, Surprised to Find There Were No Guns on Field

Posted September 25, 2007 | 18:08:00 (EST)

NEW YORK, NY -- Bill O'Reilly was all smiles this Sunday as he watched the New York Jets edge out the Miami Dolphins at the Meadowlands. "I can't believe the game was so sportsmanlike," he said. "With all those big, black men on the field, I was sure someone would...

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A Prayer for My Grandmother

Posted April 27, 2007 | 14:04:06 (EST)

As a child, my mother and I lived with my grandparents. I never thought of that arrangement as foreign or unusual. It was just as if I had three parents; the older ones and the one who worked all the time. Of course I didn't understand why my mother worked...

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