“You Are What You Eat” Is Just A Subtle Form Of Thinspiration
The Characters On Friends Were Not Suicidal Caffeine Junkies, FYI
Clinique Debuts Line Of Nail Polish For Sensitive Skin
Five Workouts You Can do for Arms Like Michelle Obama’s (That Don’t Involve Surgery)
Workout Playlist: Carrie’s “Get It Girl” Playlist
Meatless Monday: 6 Healthy, Vegetarian Cinco De Mayo Recipes
Think about everything you’ve thrown out today so far. A lot of crap, right? The average person tosses four pounds of trash a day. But get this: An eco-friendly couple in Oregon created just four pounds of trash over 365 … More
Even if you swear that your local farmers’ market carries the best tomatoes in the world, the one in your city or town offers just a taste of all of the crazy things available in farmers’ markets around the world. … More
We should probably add “And Make Us Cry” to that headline, since anything that mocks how poorly BP is dealing with the oil spill (despite last night’s temporary cap placement) just reminds us of the actual environmental trouble we’re all … More
Verizon Wireless announced plans to open a state-of-the-art green store in the Bank of America Tower in New York City. The Bank of America Tower is certified from the Platinum Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design — so, basically, it’s … More
Unfortunately, skin care in the sun isn’t as simple as slapping on some SPF and reapplying as the day wears on. Food, creams, and medications all can make your skin more sensitive to the sun. Check out this CBS clip … More
If you need something to occupy yourself today while BP is trying to put a new cap on the leaking oil well in the Gulf, we’ve got just the thing. It’s called Instant Oil Spill, and it’s an interactive site … More
Worrying is second-nature to some, while others seem immune, but for most of us, it’s a pretty natural emotion. But according to Tom Ferry, author of Life by Design, you could actually be addicted to the stress and anxiety of … More
Scientists do a lot of things we can’t. Split atoms, understand chemistry, and now — lick frogs. Valerie Clark does just that in order to tell which jumpers are worth bringing back to the lab to study. Check out this … More
Chances are, you’ve got a few pairs of rubbery flip-flops sitting in a closet, gathering dust. They’ve either broken or worn out — after all, how much wear can we expect out of shoes that cheap? But once this flimsy … More
Clueless Mom Gives Birth on a Bike Without Realizing It
Why Don’t More Women Talk About Masturbation?
8 Things You Shouldn't Do Before Bed
True Or False: Marathoners Can Eat Whatever They Want
The Sweetest Twitter Marriage Proposal You’ll Ever See
Let’s face it: The Middle East is a dangerous place to be if you’re a woman. Just last week we learned about innocent women locked up in an Afghanistan prison for fabricated crimes, and today we read on The Huffington … More
You know the feeling: You’re hiking alone in the mountains, high on peyote, when you see a double rainbow. Crying, laughing, questioning what it all means — really pretty normal reactions, if you ask us. It’s a DOUBLE RAINBOW, people. … More
What’s Worse: Carbs or Fat? Dr. Andrew Weil compares the two nutritional evils, and says fat is better for your bod. (via The Huffington Post)
NRDC Sues FDA: The National Resource Defense Council filed a lawsuit today against the FDA for failing to take action on a petition to ban BPA in materials that come in contact with food. (via Huffington Post)
The International slow food movement, founded in Italy by Carlo Petrini in 1989, isn’t about actually eating slowly (though taking time to enjoy food is certainly part of it). It’s about consuming locally grown food you know is produced safely, … More
