What inspires creativity? If you ask jewelry designer Anne Bezamat, she would tell you, "Love."
Mark Ciptak, a new father in Tennessee, "surprised" his wife this week -- by ignoring their chosen baby name "Ava Grace".
Deluxe was published last year, but it is an interesting book to be reading in this time of tumbling markets, as they will surely bring the curtain down on an era of excess.
A thought then clanged in my head: as a culinary student whose mind focused on the culinary arts more than 50% of each day, was I now a foodie?
If John Edwards was going to come clean he needed to do it fully, not with half-statements and half-truths. I don't want to hear his gratuitous proclamations that he is willing to take a paternity test.
Who should sell large-sized bras to big-busted women and plus-sized clothing to plus-sized women if not big-busted and plus-sized models?
The internet may have killed the porn palace, but you can't buy rock cocaine on eBay and thus, if you seek grit and squalor, it's still out here somewhere, you may just have to take a different subway.
Try it: mention the topic, and you'll find that at least one coworker in the next office is a dating a man almost a decade her senior. You saw them at the Christmas party and didn't notice.
The aptly named Poker Face releases your skin's own natural muscle relaxers. A small amount is supposed to give you a boosted look for about two months.
I convinced myself that if I could possibly enjoy Gossip Girl, then maybe 90210 would quench my fashionable-teen-drama thirst. I was wrong.
It took a Bob Dylan concert, no love life, and Peggy's gay co-worker Kurt to transform her locks to a more sophisticated (although subtle), fashion-forward bob.
For a society that has pretended not to talk about money, while caring about little else, suddenly the experience of being nouveau pauvre is all that's on everyone's lips.
The "high-low fashion" movement -- mixing high and low end designs -- is gaining momentum and giving us a viable option to still look chic. The trend has quickly become a necessity for the cash-strapped this season.
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