Category: Travel Written by Terri Fogarty

My husband, Bill, and I had never hired a private tour guide before our recent trip to Italy. In the past, we read our guidebooks, consulted the internet, and reviewed EuropeUpClose.com to see what our writers had to say. We then did our own thing. We have also

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Category: Fashion Written by Samantha Yu

More often than not, the word "sidewalk" is typically followed by the likes of "café," "skimmer," or even "construction." But with its upcoming collection, Free People is adding another word to the mix. 

Sidewalk Safari finds inspiration from the four corners of the globe. Bold

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Category: Fashion Written by Lauren Caruso

Don’t get us wrong: We love a good arm party. But sometimes, the best complement to a breezy summer dress isn’t a wrist full of noisy bracelets, but rather, just some subtle finger candy. 

From delicate stackable bands to rock-adorned baubles, we’ve found 11 so-pretty rings

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Category: Health Written by Erika Stalder

Those old directions for How To Make A Nuclear Family — grow up, find a man, get married, and have a baby — seem so dated, so simplistic, it’s almost laughable. Modern women are staying in school longer, going after more advanced degrees, and are delaying childbirth. Birth

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Category: Health Written by Aaliya Imtiaz

There are many good reasons for parents to use pacifiers for their babies. By the use of pacifiers, breastfeeding rates are decreased to a great extent and supplemental feeding rates are increased. Babies are always sensitive that need extra care and attention but in this busy life, it is impossible

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Category: Fashion Written by Aaliya Imtiaz

The most prevalent disease in our country after coronary heart disease is diabetes mellitus. It affects more than 70% of Asian population. The etiology is either genetic or related to obesity. This crippling disease not only impairs the metabolic system but also has affects on various other systems.

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Category: Fashion Written by Connie Wang

Unless you're blessed with a perfectly symmetrical, appropriately proportional dome, hats generally make people nervous. For non-regular hat wearers, a slightly ill-fitting fedora or sun hat can make you self-conscious in the most uncomfortable of ways. 

However, when hats look good, they

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