Here are some holiday gift ideas for intrepid men who glide down snow-capped mountains or across city ponds, and trek though ice storms.
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Certain items present a surefire way to please pregnant, new or frazzled moms: shoes and boots that look great but are comfortable.
Sugar and spice and everything nice are dandy, but boys want a little something extra: action, bells, whistles, items to put together.
With Halloween a thing of the past and my vampire cloak tucked away for another year (Team Edward FYI), I am woefully facing the onset of the holidays.
During the brisk days of fall and winter, we find ourselves bundled up in trenches, wool pea coats, and chunky knits.
Amsterdam, a city known for its eclectic nightlife and pegged an alluring youth hotspot is truly a trendy and bustling destination waiting to be explored.
By adulthood, we expect to outgrow the various intolerable indignities and awkward moments adolescence so generously provides us.
It’s been a mild autumn to date with the temperatures still lingering in the heavenly low 60s. But that hasn’t stopped stylish New Yorkers from packing away their flowery summer duds in exchange for fall’s hottest trends.
Washington Square Park always had a special draw. I loved watching the chess players, street musicians and listening to the old people telling us kids’ stories about the park long ago.
On my travels to Toronto, I always try to stop by in one of the two Lavishy Boutiques, either the one on Yonge Street or the one on Dundas Street.
Skin care companies continue their anti-aging research and won’t stop until we all look 10 years younger, without plastic surgery. Three cheers for them!
A fantastic meal requires a symphony of precision timing, preparation, chopping, dicing, sautéing, baking and mixing – and that’s the idea for Thanksgiving this month.
I’ve been in Paris for over two years now and I can honestly say I feel a little more settled. I get by in French, I buy a baguette most evenings, I even read up on the grèves (strikes) to know how what train is running so I can get to work.
