Month: February 2015

What you eat matters more than how much you eat. There is a diet and exercise plan that covers all the bases—food we should eat and food that tastes good; what is best for our bodies and what is easily

  With the abundance of conflicting advice out there, it’s easy to see why people struggle with dieting. Dieters want clarity, they want to be told what to do. Women’s Health contributing editor and author of The O2 Diet and

  Delia Ephron is a prolific author, renowned for her accomplishments as a novelist, a creator of a craft book, screenwriter and playwright.  In this instance, however, she has become an autobiographical essayist, sharing her deepest thoughts and inner turmoil

  With eyes closed, one is usually able to tell when an infant child is present due to the incoherent babblings of joy and admiration that occur amongst the onlookers regardless of age, gender or cultural background.  These behavioral patterns

Taking this book in hand  is the same as requesting a front row seat at Saturday Night Live  with a few important differences: the comedic frenzies you will be exposed to will not  always  be funny; one  might recall similar

  The moon had climbed into the sky and was now shining inside the trailer window. I looked to where it spilled across the waxed linoleum floor, gleaming like the surface of a calm lake. I stared at it for

  What is it like to be a woman in rock and roll? Ann and Nancy Wilson had this question posed to them over and over throughout their distinguished careers. Nevertheless, the world of rock and roll was penetrated by

  It would not be the least bit surprising to realize that Jim Henson’s name is probably known all over the world. The beauty, joy, and love he and his creations have brought to young and old alike leave one

 “When Sheila Bair took over as head of the U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. in 2006, the agency was probably better known for the FDIC logo on the doors of the nation’s banks than for anything it did. Now Bair