Condé Nast has released their May 2009 issue of Details Magazine. In the feature article you’ll find out how the Australian actor, Eric Bana, channels pure evil as Star Trek’s new villain. Also featured are Mandy Moore, Aaron Schock, Joe Frazier, Stu Rasmussen, Juan Carlos Ramírez-Abadía, Tom Ford, and the Lotus Evora.
Eric Bana Makes Captain Kirk His Bitch
The Australian actor played a conflicted beast in Hulk and a troubled assassin in Munich. Now the antihero from Down Under channels pure evil as Star Trek’s new villain.
Mandy Moore
As a teen pop star, she was sweet and unsettlingly cute. Now Moore’s all grown up and playing rock and roll.
Is This A Gay Face I See Before Me?
The uproar over the newly discovered portrait that might be of Shakespeare proves that even death and 400 years don’t offer immunity from our cultural obsession with the closet.
Aaron Schock: The Freshman
The youngest member of Congress is out to save the GOP before he turns 30.
The Recession Splurge
Just because you’re supposed to be cutting back doesn’t mean you can’t indulge in cashmere socks.
America’s First Transgender Mayor
In 2000, Stu Rasmussen spent $4,000 to get a pair of 36Ds. In January, in Silverton, Oregon, he made political history.
The Ceo Of Cocaine, Inc.
Juan Carlos Ramírez-Abadía was one of the most notorious drug kingpins since Pablo Escobar. So how did he end up in a Brooklyn jail?
Wiseguy: Joe Frazier
The boxing legend sounds off on fighting blind, lobbying Nixon over tea, and being frenemies with Muhammad Ali.
Mcg Whiz
Most directors want their films to be seen as art. McG just wants Terminator Salvation to be seen.
No Sweat
For those of you about to perspire, we offer the definitive guide to staying dry.
The Lotus Evora
The British sports-car manufacturer’s latest creation is built for drooling over.
Saturation Point: Child Prodigies
Isn’t our collective fascination with each new wunderkind starting to get, well, a little old?
Joe Frazier Uncut
The boxing legend sounds off on fighting blind, lobbying Nixon over tea, and being frenemies with Muhammad Ali.
The New Luxury Sports Watch
The latest model is precision-crafted, multipurpose—and all black. See the six best.
Rules Of Style: Tommy Hilfiger
The all-American designer on why fit, quality, and the pursuit of preppiness never go out of style.
Summer Plaid Shirts
Freed from its flannel shackles and its long-standing ties to grunge, plaid is a smart way to energize your spring wardrobe.
White Denim
Give your favorite beat-up jeans a day off by trying a pair in white instead.
The Sin of Sloth
American fashion may be rooted in sportswear, but dressing casually is never an excuse for sloppiness.
Cool Or Tool?
The goatee: part mustache, part soul patch, the high-risk grooming choice proves two wrongs rarely make a right.
Two Tribes
The best jackets and trousers for spring.
The Rules of Khaki
How to find the pair that will evoke James Dean, not Howard Dean.
Rules of Style: Rick Owens
The American-born, Paris-based designer may be known for his radical collections, but he still loves a classic suit as much as the next guy.
How to make yourself rainproof
You don’t have to look washed up in a downpour. These items will help you survive the wettest weather.
Designers On The Verge
Patrik Ervell, Alejandro Ingelmo, Robert Geller, and Adam Kimmel are stirring up menswear with collections as unexpected as they are compelling.
Spring Awakening
Designer Christopher Bailey reinvented Burberry. Now he’s reinventing himself.
Cool Or Tool?
The fedora is ubiquitous again. But just because you wear it at a quirky angle doesn’t mean you’re channeling Sinatra.
Girl Not Included
Patent-leather lace-ups, candy-colored belts, and cotton-canvas tote bags are just a few of the accessories you’ll want to own this spring.
Lighten Up
You don’t have to abandon your suits when the weather gets warm. These eight versions—constructed to feel as weightless as shirts—will keep you cool and collected.
Best Investments
Rumpled trenches, trim khakis, and cotton ties with long shelf lives.
Rules Of Style: Donna Karan
The first lady of American fashion talks about achieving Zen—spiritually and sartorially.
Graphic Content
When white and black come together the result is an intriguing treatise on modern dressing.
Neutral Territory
Spring arrives with layered organic tones.
The New Preppy
Madras. Khaki. Navy blazers. Preppy style is back for spring, and it’s never looked so modern.
Rules Of Style: Scott Sternberg
The designer behind Band of Outsiders on the merits of wearing ties, being discreet, and smoking the occasional joint.
Shirts And Skins
The mandate for spring may be to unbutton that shirt, but how low can you go?
The Little Black Suit
The perfect noir two-button is the guy’s equivalent of the little black dress.
Army-Navy Style
Why you should hit up the local Army-Navy for masculine basics.
The New Rules Of Denim
Dark-rinsed, gray, black, beat-up. For something so basic, denim has many incarnations. Here, a road map to get you moving beyond five-pocket blue jeans.
Rules Of Style: Tom Ford
The designer, film director, and all-around agent provocateur on the luxury of silence, the problem with short suit jackets, and why you should ignore your sexual orientation at least once.
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Condé Nast has released their May 2009 issue of Self magazine. In the feature article for this issue you are challenged to “start the journey toward your best body today with the new and improved 2009 SELF Challenge.” The May 2009 issue also features 2009 healthy beauty awards, Vanessa Hudgens, and Lauren Graham.
Your SELF Challenge 2009
Start the journey toward your best body today with the new and improved 2009 SELF Challenge. Get personalized tips to flatten abs, lose inches and drop pounds. You’ll be fit and firm—and feeling great—in no time!
2009 Healthy Beauty Awards
Tried, tested, and approved—by you! Top buys for skin, hair and makeup, with tons of finds under $10!
Your diet survival guide
Want to take off unwanted weight? Our toolkit will get you to the finish line—for good!
Stay safe in the sun
New tips and tools that will keep your skin looking beautiful and young all year long
Happier, hotter sex!
Tap into your secret sexy self to increase your confidence—and satisfaction—in the bedroom.
One woman discovers the secret to loving her life
After years of so-so dates and useless self-help books, one single woman discovers the secret to loving her life—acceptance.
Other Features:
- Vanessa Hudgens The High School Musical star discusses growing up and learning to be healthy.
- Happiness Update Find more joy each day by using your curiosity
- Behind the scenes Alert: cool new page! Get insider scoop from the team that created this issue.
- Style Update Afforadble and adorable! Eight spring dresses for less than $50
- SELF Expression Single? Great! How one woman finally began to appreciate her life flying solo.
- My True SELF Actress Lauren Graham shares her favorite things.
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The Meridith Corporation has released the May 2009 issue of American Baby. Featured are Required Reading for Your First Week with Baby, How to Save Money on Medicine, Am I Nuts? Understanding Your Pregnancy Emotions, and 10 Things to Know About Walking.
Required Reading for Your First Week with Baby
One of the first things a new mother thinks when she gets home from the hospital is, “Now what?” Let “Required Reading” guide you through the first week — it answers all your questions on surviving sleep deprivation, crying babies, and more.
How to Save Money on Medicine
Unfortunately, your family’s still going to get sick, even in a down economy. Read “How to Save Money on Medicine” to find out how to save a little cash when you’re filling your prescriptions.
Am I Nuts? Understanding Your Pregnancy Emotions
Any pregnant woman knows that it’s possible to literally cry over spilled milk. Chalk it up to hormones gone haywire. We can’t stop your mood swings, but in “Am I Nuts?” we’ll let you know what to expect in each trimester.
10 Things to Know About Walking
The first year is full of firsts, but the most anticipated milestone has to be walking. Even if you’re not obsessing about it, chances are you’ve been asked, “So is he walking yet?” When will the momentous event occur? Your baby will likely take his first steps between 9 and 15 months.
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Johnson Publishing Content has released their latest issue of Jet magazine. In this issue you will find articles on Esperanza Spalding, National Action Network, Telisa Boston, and Walking Away From Troubled Relationships.
Esperanza Spalding Dreams Up Her Own Blend Of Acoustic Jazz
While most young musicians only dream about spreading their music across the globe, Esperanza Spalding, the 24-year-old acoustic bassist, vocalist and composer, is busy making her dreams come true. Spalding’s self-titled debut CD, on which she sings in English, Portuguese and Spanish, is as unique and eclectic as she is.
Sharpton’s National Action Network Seeks To Close Educational Gap
Rev. Al Sharpton believes education is the civil rights issue of the 21st Century. Thousands of supporters who attended Sharpton’s recent annual National Action Network (NAN) conference in New York left determined to close the educational achievement gap between Blacks and Whites.
Telisa Boston: Bionic Hand “Has Changed Everything”
The past year has been life-changing for Telisa Boston. She’s gotten married, promoted to an international sales manager at her California company and, most recently, received a bionic hand that she says has made her life more fulfilling.
Path To Healing: Walking Away From Troubled Relationships
Nineteen-year-old singer Chris Brown’s alleged attack in February on his girlfriend, singer Rihanna, now 21, raised awareness about the severity of teen dating violence. Each year 1.5 million women are victims of domestic violence, according to the National Institute of Justice. The victims and the perpetrators come from all walks of life, all ages and sexes. Abuse does not discriminate.
Black History Quiz
On May 1, 1950, this poet and author became the first African-American to win a Pulitzer Prize for Annie Allen (1949), her volume of poetry. A native of Topeka, Kan., but raised in Chicago, she began writing poetry at age 7, published her first poem at 13 and was a contributing writer to the Chicago Defender by the time she was 16. This extraordinary woman, who graduated with a degree in English from Wilson Junior College in Chicago in 1936, later became the Poet Laureate of Illinois for 16 years. Some of her best-known works include A Street In Bronzeville (1945) and Maud Martha (1953). She published two autobiographical works, Report From Part One (1972) and Report From Part Two (1995). She was also the first woman to be elected to the 250-member National Institute of Arts and Letters in 1976. She died of cancer at age 83 in her Chicago home on Dec. 3, 2000.
Also featuring:
Keke Palmer Hot Among Hollywood’s Valuable Young Stars
Michael Jordan Elected To Basketball Hall of Fame
David “Pop” Winans Remembered
And More…
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Parenting has released their May 2009 issue of Early Years. Features include: 6 Low-Stress Baby Checkups, How to Stop Sibling Struggles, Does Your Child Have Asthma?, 5 Common Asthma Triggers, How to Take a Mommy Day Off, and 6 Strategies for Organizing Clutter.
6 Low-Stress Baby Checkups
How to calm your fears about scary-sounding common baby health problems. Well-baby checkups are usually happy occasions — you find out that your little one is thriving, that she’s on-target (or ahead of the curve!) with her milestones, that she’s just the cutest thing the office nurse has ever seen. But once in a while, the pediatrician will pick up on something that’s not quite right.
How to Stop Sibling Struggles
Why toddlers cause sibling clashes and how to keep the peace between your kids
Does Your Child Have Asthma?
What every mom needs to know about asthma symptoms and treatment. It’s never easy to hear that your child may have a lifelong illness, especially one that interferes with breathing. But the fact that asthma is so common — nearly 7 million kids have been diagnosed, and all those with allergies or parents with the condition are at risk of developing it — means doctors (and moms) know a lot about how to manage it. In fact, with proper treatment, even kids with severe asthma can live perfectly normal lives. So go ahead, breathe that sigh of relief. We’re here to help you every step of the way.
5 Common Asthma Triggers
Asthma and allergy triggers lead to serious breathing problems. Here’s how to beat them.
How to Take a Mommy Day Off
For readers unfamiliar with this concept, a day for yourself is defined as a series of uninterrupted hours during which you relax, read, take a yoga class, see a friend, or skip through a wheat field in slow motion, if that’s what makes you feel good.
26 Reasons You’re a Great Mom
Moms, you’re the best! Here are just a few reminders of why you deserve a medal.
6 Strategies for Organizing Clutter
Some moms thrive on order; for others, closets are used primarily for cramming things into just before people come over. No matter which type you are, we’ve gathered some great, realistic tips for getting your life more organized. Consider it our Mother’s Day gift to you!
Health
How to Choose Glasses for Kids
3 Secrets to a Happy Kid
Ask Claire: Why Toddlers Still Drool
3 Kid-Friendly Yoga Moves
Your Health
4 Health Benefits of Wine
Lost Job, Lost Health Insurance: Now What?
4 Easy Ways to Get Instant Energy
“I Don’t Want More Kids But My Husband Does”
Their Toys
11 Musical Toys
13 Entertaining Books, DVDs, and Games
Your Toys
Spring Shopping Guide: 6 Mom Must-Haves
Their Snacks
7 Snacks that Teach
Your Snacks
7 Healthy Grab-and-Go Snacks
Our Eats
Cheeseburger Stuffed Potatoes, Plus a Week of Dinners
Simple Roasted Turkey Breast
Our Money
Ask MP: Buying a Foreclosed Home
Our Travel
How to Plan a Girls-Only Vacation
Ages+Stages
0-1 Chew on This!
0-1 Reaching and Touching
0-1 Sleeping through the Night
1-2 Ask Denene: Destructive Habits
2-3 Stop Your Toddler’s Hitting
2-3 Help Your Kid Make New Friends
3-5 Ready For Music Lessons?
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This weeks issue of The Week magazine has arrived in mailboxes. Features this week include: Does Goldman have too much power? Obama’s overture in Latin America. A historic shift on CO2. Lawmaker embroiled in spy case.
Books
Author of the week: Bret Easton Ellis
As They See ’Em: A Fan’s Travels in the Land of Umpires by Bruce Weber
Book of the week: Crazy Love by Leslie Morgan Steiner
Novel of the week: Wetlands by Charlotte Roche
Music
The Felice Brothers: Yonder Is the Clock
The Juan MacLean: The Future Will Come
Metric: Fantasies
Film
Every Little Step
State of Play
Is Anybody There?
New on DVD
People and Gossip
Gossip: Ashton Kutcher
Gossip: Bill Murray
Gossip: Jackie Chan
Gossip: Madonna
The Central Park jogger, 20 years later
The keeper of the Hubble
Suzy Welch’s fateful encounter
Lifestyle
New cars: 2009 Mercedes-Benz SL65 AMG Black Series
The best … inexpensive netbooks
Tip of the week: What to tip when traveling
Best websites with solutions for ailing iPods
For those who have everything: DriveCam
Travel
This week’s travel dream: California’s ‘utopia by the sea’
Getting the flavor of … Wisconsin’s pleasant peninsula, and more
Last-minute travel deals
Hotel of the week: Andaz West Hollywood
Book List
Best books … chosen by Leslie Cockburn
Stage
Stage: Ghostwritten
The week’s other opening: Joe Turner’s Come and Gone
Art
Exhibit of the week: Into the Sunset: Photography’s Image of the American West
The Dragon’s Gift: The Sacred Arts of Bhutan
Where to buy … Pen to Press/Paint to Print
Television
Movies on TV this week
The Week’s guide to what’s worth watching
Show of the week: Cry for Help
Extras
Issue of the week: Does Goldman have too much power?
Extras
Business columns: Crying crocodile tears over charity
Business columns: Think locally, advertise carefully
Making Money
Stocks: Is ‘buy and hold’ holding you back?
Workplace
What the experts say
Main Stories
Obama’s overture to Latin America
News & Opinion
Main Stories
Obama’s overture to Latin America
Main Stories
A historic shift on CO2
Lawmaker embroiled in spy case
Controversies
‘Torture memos’: What do they really reveal?
Best Columns – US
Should Texas secede from the Union?
Treating autism with attention
Big Brother at the traffic intersection
Quote of the week: Meghan Daum
Best Columns – Europe
Italy: Where parking is literally to die for
Germany: A musical symbol of reunification
U.N. anti-racism conference: To boycott or not to boycott?
Best Columns – International
North Korea: Buying yachts while the people starve
Canada: When green power is not so green
Talking Points
Tea parties: A true expression of discontent?
Surveillance: The conservative backlash
Susan Boyle: The homely nightingale
Obesity: Can you be too fat to fly?
Briefing
The Twitter revolution
How They See Us
Obama reaches out to Cuba, Venezuela
Obituaries
The Ivory Snow model who became a porn star
The British bon vivant who was a major crank
The scholar who pioneered ‘queer theory’
Health and Science
Health & Science
Health scare of the week: Veggies + smoking = cancer
Boring but Important
New stem-cell research rules, and more
Only in America
Soccer coach penalizes parents, and more
Good Week – Bad Week
Lake Chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg, and more
Tabloids
Mississippi woman survives shot through the head
Noted
No profits for YouTube, and more
Puzzles
What Next? Contest: Tax Code – May 1, 2009
Crossword – May 1, 2009
Crossword solution – May 1, 2009
Sudoku – May 1, 2009
Sudoku solution – May 1, 2009
2009’s Issue 3 of Food Network Magazine has shipped. Tour the Barefoot Contessa’s new kitchen, build the perfect burger with Bobby, plan a fun Father’s Day cookout, and get 117 new recipes!
50 States, 50 Burgers
Food Network Magazine hit the road to find one burger you absolutely have to try in every state. Click on the stars for a coast-to-coast roadtrip.
Vote: Best Potato Salad
We asked Aaron McCargo, Jr. (aka Big Daddy) and Paula Deen to dish out their best potato salad. Try both and vote for your favorite.
Paula Deen’s Red Potato Salad With Bacon
“Smoky bacon and a dab of dijon make my potato salad a sure thing, y’all.”
Aaron McCargo, Jr.’s Classic Potato Salad
“Watch out, Paula. Big Daddy’s creamy potato salad is definitely a winner.”
50 Summer Drinks
Agua Fresca
Apricot Sun Tea
Berry-Guava Lemonade
Blueberry Slush
Bluetini
Boozy Cherry Pop
Bull’s-Eye Brew
Caramel-Java Freeze
Champagne Punch
Cherry-Lime Rickey
Cherry Cooler
Chocolate-Cherry Shake
Concord Cow
Cucumber Water
Derby Martini
Elderflower Fizz
Fruity Protein Shake
Ginger Juice
Ginger Shandy
Go-To Margarita
Guava Green Tea
Honeydew Ice
Iced Chai
Instant Horchata
Kiwi Punch
Lavender-Peach Cooler
Lychee Sparkler
Melon Sangria
Old Cuban
Orange-Berry Daiquiri
PB Frappe
Peach-Ginger Iced Tea
Pimm’s Ginger Cup
Pineapple Rummy
Pink & Green Aperitif
Pink Lemonade
Raspberry Egg Cream
Raspberry Shrub
Real-Man’s Margarita
Rosemary Gin & Tonic
Russian Cherry Soda
Sake Spritzer
Smoky Creamsicle Float
Strawberry Limeade
Tequila Paloma
Vietnamese Iced Coffee
Vir-Gin & Tonic
Virgin Daiquiri
Watermelon-Coconut Cooler
White-Grape Spritzer
This editions recipes include:
Appetizers and Snacks
Almost-Famous Breadsticks
Baked Mini Corn Dogs
Chilled Cucumber Soup
Pork Lettuce Wraps with Grapefruit
Vince’s Ham-and-Cheese Croquettes
Burgers and Sandwiches
Cheyenne Burger
Dallas Burger
L.A. Burger
Philly Burger
French Toast Panini With Grilled Bananas
Parisian Tuna Sandwiches
Pulled-Pork Sandwiches
Sides
Tomato-Basil Lima Beans
Steamed Artichokes
Spiced White Rice
Snow Pea and Avocado Slaw
Red Potato Salad With Bacon
Orzo with Herbs
Herb Toasts
Grilled Sweet Potatoes with Lime and Cilantro
Glazed Baby Carrots
Classic Potato Salad
Drinks
Double Chocolate-Marshmallow Milkshakes
Fourth of July Cocktail
Pineapple Orange Mimosas
Vanilla Dark and Stormy
Flavored Ice
Fish and Seafood
Crabmeat Cakes with Mustard Sauce
Moroccan Grilled Salmon
Rob’s Smoked-Salmon Saltine Brei
Steamed Mussels with Fennel and Tomato
Tilapia with Escarole and Lemon-Pepper Oil
Shrimp Pad Thai
Meat and Poultry
Chicken and Waffles
Chicken Tamales
Chicken with Creamy Mushrooms and Snap Peas
Curried Chicken and Rice Soup
Grilled Steak and Eggs with Beer and Molasses
Ham-and-Spinach Spuds
Jerk Cornish Hens
Olive-and-Spice-Rubbed Leg of Lamb
Pork Tenderloin with Orange Salad
Porterhouse with Balsamic Steak Sauce
Ricotta, Ham and Scallion Tart
Skillet Pork and Peppers
Spicy Hoisin-Glazed Ribs
Steak with Avocado Sauce and Tomato Salad
Steak with Horseradish-Chive Sauce
Tangy Barbecue Chicken
Yucatan Turkey Legs
Lamb Chops with Mint-Yogurt Marinade
Pasta
BLT Pasta Salad
Cavatelli with Glazed Vegetables
Udon with Tofu and Asian Greens
Salads
Aida’s Corn, Tomato and Avocado Salad
Almost-Famous Garden Salad
Creamy Bibb Salad
Green Bean and Egg Salad with Goat Cheese Dressing
Shrimp and Snow Pea Salad
Spinach Salad with Grilled Peaches
Desserts
Chocolate Strawberry Shortcakes
Coconut Pops
Frozen Lemonade Pie
Maple French Toast and Bacon Cupcakes
Rhubarb Crumble
Sarah’s PB&J Chocolate Bars
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Health magazine has released its May 2009 issue. Featured in this issue is Mariska Hargitay, an oft interviewed celebrity by Health, and her advice on making time for yourself. Also featured are articles on the right food to eat to burn more fat, America’s healthiest hotels and pets, and how to pick a pedometer.
Mariska Hargitay on Making Time for Yourself
This is someone whose advice you can trust: Hargitay makes it look easy as she deftly juggles 15-hour days on the set, marriage (to actor Peter Hermann), motherhood (to 2 1/2-year-old son, August), and her nonprofit organization, Joyful Heart Foundation, which helps empower survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, and child abuse.
Eat This and Burn More Fat
You know how to eat healthy, but do you know how to blast fat while you’re doing it? We’ve used emerging science about the foods that fight fat—ingredients with resistant starch, monounsaturated fatty acids (MUFAs), fiber, conjugated linoleic acid (CLA), and more—to create great-tasting combos that help flatten your belly … and trim the rest of your body, too!
America’s Healthiest Hotels
Whether hip, boutique-style lodgings or old-faithful chains, these picks serve up what you deserve: a truly rejuvenating stay that’s worth your hard-earned money. And with all these inviting, back-sparing beds, you may have to refrain from jumping.
America’s Healthiest Pets
A wealth of studies suggests that pets are good for your health, sometimes in unexpected ways. The right pet can lower your risk for heart disease, curb stress, and even sniff out serious illnesses. We asked three animal authorities to dig into the research and cough up America’s Healthiest Pets.
How to Lighten Up Party Food
Make appetizers healthier by lowering their fat and calorie content with these key tweaks.
Attention Walkers: How to Pick a Pedometer and Plot Your Route
Here are some of our favorite pedometers on the market, for every price point and fitness level.
How to Keep Food Cravings at Bay
Even with a solid plan like Feel Great Weight in your corner, you’re going to face a few challenges along the way—”like red velvet cake,” agrees AJ Cook, who freely admits to longing for the sweet treat. Just follow this expert weight-loss advice, and you (and AJ) will be able to catapult over any food yen.
Girls Gotta Move Running Club
Whether you’ve run a marathon or you’re lacing up for the first time, Girls Gotta Move is your one-stop destination for training tips, running events, and moral support. Join the club and get started enjoying the benefits today.
Meet the Members of Our Health Expert Network
Introducing the pros we turn to for all your health needs-from A to Z.
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Southern Progress has released their April edition of Southern Living, and it’s all about Easter, and the celebration of Easter. From your menu, to your table settings, this edition of Good Housekeeping provides you with the perfect Easter Dinner.
Celebrate Easter
Plan your Easter Sunday celebration with menus, recipes, and table setting ideas from our experts.
* Easter & Brunch Menus
* Easter Sides
* 25 Easter Appetizers
* 20 Spring Desserts
* Spring Table Settings
Quick & Easy Fish Suppers
Simple seafood suppers that can be on your table in 45 minutes or less
Give Your Yard a Party Makeover
Transform your outdoor living space with tips from before and after landscaping photos.
25 Indulgent Strawberry Treats
We found twenty-five ways to enjoy this irresistible springtime fruit.
How to Make Speckled Eggs
Dye your own beautiful eggs for a fresh Spring table
3 Courtyard Designs
Draw inspiration from this trio of beautiful courtyards hidden across the South.
Cottage Kitchens
Charming and cozy by design, see the best cottage-style kitchens featured in Southern Living
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The latest edition of Good Housekeeping has been released! With the latest downturn in the economy, Good Housekeeping is providing solutions, this month, to homemakers on ways to save, relax, and enjoy life.
Savor Summer at Home
This may not be the economic moment to overhaul your home with a big-ticket, floor-to-ceiling remodel, but don’t let that fact stifle your enthusiasm or squelch your creativity. Make just a few seemingly small changes and rooms will suddenly seem richly reinvigorated.
* 35 decorating updates for $35 or less
* Stress-proof your backyard
* 20 crowd-friendly chicken dinners
Your Whole Life Makeover
100 Easy Ideas for your home, hair, diet & life
Slash Credit Card Bills
With just one call
Secrets from the Biggest Loser
Weight-loss woes? You’re not alone. Four of The Biggest Loser contestants share their diet difficulties
Summer Skin Savers
Best wrinkle-stopping SPF sprays & lotions
Why Am I So Tired
Take our quiz * Fast fixes.
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