Monthly Archives: January 2010

Why should men be the only ones to rent formal wear? Rent the Runway gives women the opportunity to rent and wear dresses straight from the pages of Vogue. Now if only we could rent the bodies that go with them.

Heidi Montag is basically a Barbie: pretty, blonde and plastic. In November she had TEN plastic surgery procedures in addition to her already-fake boobs. Why is she so obsessed?

Hundreds of thousands of people have died in a 7.0-magnitude earthquake that struck about 10 miles southwest of Haiti’s capital city of Port-Au-Prince. Here’s how you can help in the massive relief effort.

Cynthia Rowley and Roxy perfect the “beach chic” look with their new collaboration.

Want to rent amazingly gorgeous designer dresses for a fraction of the price? Check out this week’s Twirlit Giveaway Wednesday featuring “Rent the Runway.”

And the winners of the Zevia Sugar Free Soda Giveaway are…

Serum de Soie Sublimateur is Leonor Greyl’s fancy, french way of saying de-tangling and anti-frizz serum. I’ve tried numerous Leonor Greyl products and this serum is by far my favorite out of the bunch.

A part of me hopes that she’ll be a little street wiser because I was honest with her.

Ok, ok, yes, I missed a week- but let me explain!

H&M dumps on New York with their shady disposal of perfectly good clothing.

Repression of emotion causes physical suffering.

Rozlyn Papa was accused of having an affair with someone else on “The Bachelor” – but did it really happen?

Gerard Butler has been getting slammed in the media for pictures of him looking far from the chiseled warrior we are used to. The end of the Hollywood weight obsession double standard may finally be upon us.

Imagine having a half-brother and not meeting him for 20 years. That’s exactly what happened to Brittny Gastineau, daughter of New York Jets player Mark Gastineau. See how she reacted to her new family member Killian Marcus!

Wal-Mart is going green – and making some green of their own in the process. Three stores in Northern California have stopped providing free shopping bags, instead suggesting customers bring their own or buy more environmentally-conscious versions.