Will You Watch The Face of Courage: Kids Living With Cancer?


Updated 01/26/10 7:35 PM · Posted by babysugar · 25 comments

The Face of Courage: Kids Living With Cancer

After a long day of taking care of her children, the last thing many moms may choose to do is sit down and watch a show about pediatric cancer patients. But if it's anything like the upcoming Nickelodeon special, The Face of Courage: Kids Living with Cancer (premiering Sunday, Jan. 24, at 8 p.m.) she might change her mind. Though shows about ailing children are not typically at the top of a Read more

Gail Simmons on Her New Book, Her Future, and the Question She Never Needs to Hear Again


Updated 02/22/12 1:33 PM · Posted by · 2 comments

Gail Simmons Interview: Her Memoir and Future Plans

Gail Simmons has a pretty full plate right now: in addition to being in charge of special projects at Food & Wine magazine, she's also got some pretty steady gigs as a judge on Top Chef and the host of Top Chef: Just Desserts. But on top of that, her first book, Talking With My Mouth Full, was just released yesterday. Over the phone, we caught up with Gail, who despite being at the top of Read more

Grey's Anatomy Rundown, "All You Need Is Love"


Updated 02/10/12 11:30 AM · Posted by · 0 comments

Grey's Anatomy Recap, "All You Need Is Love"

It's Valentine's Day in Seattle, which means the doctors are scrambling to get their romantic plans together on this week's episode of Grey's Anatomy. Callie plans a special surprise for skeptical Arizona, while Mark tries to get out of babysitting duty so he can take Julia out on a date. Derek and Meredith, on the other hand, just need to find somewhere to go for a little, uh, "alone time." On Read more

Linguine With Sea Urchin and Caviar


Updated 02/09/12 9:30 AM · Posted by · 5 comments

Pasta With Sea Urchin and Caviar Recipe

Sea urchin is often a polarizing ingredient. Yoo Eatz encourages us to muster some courage and embrace this culinary adventure in the form of pasta. What's so gross about sea urchin? Even some of the most adventurous eaters I know will make the most horrific faces when the topic comes up. I asked my husband about this — he generally recoils when I suggest that we share a pair of nigiri at the Read more

Who Is the Woman of the Year?


Updated 12/19/11 7:55 AM · Posted by · 3 comments

Woman of the Year 2011

The world's high-profile women kept busy this year, making us laugh, cry, and be inspired. Some faced adversity, like Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, whose courageous recovery moved the country. Women like Angelina Jolie and Hillary Clinton shone light on injustices around the world, while Michelle Obama related to everyday American women sharing her advice on balancing motherhood with work. Read more

Downy: Unexpected Combinations in Beauty


Updated 02/17/12 7:08 AM · Posted by · 0 comments

Downy: Unexpected Combinations in Beauty

We all want the courage to experiment with our makeup regime but tend to stick with what we know. Well, in Better Together: Unexpected Combinations in . . . Beauty, celebrity makeup artist Kimberley Bosso shares her expert tips on taking a “wild” approach to makeup application. You can always turn to color, of course, but it’s not the only solution! Unexpected, yet sultry and sweet, adding Read more

How Yoga Became One OnSugar Blogger's Saving Grace


Updated 09/27/11 7:58 PM · Posted by · 5 comments

How Yoga Can Change Your Life

OnSugar blogger — and yoga instructor — Yoga Off the Mat shared the following post, which was written by one of his students. It's an inspirational story about the life-changing effects of yoga. I used to be a snob when it came to yoga. I figured that if you weren't sweating, struggling and in pain, then it wasn't a workout. The way I grew up, exercise meant running until you threw up. Read more

Your Highness: The Dark Ages Done Dirty


Updated 04/10/11 7:37 PM · Posted by · 3 comments

Your Highness Movie Review

Your Highness may have a marijuana reference right there in the title, but it's not exactly Cheech and Chong in tights. It is, however, an amusing spoof from director David Gordon Green, who reproduces the comedic tone of his last movie, Pineapple Express. He also reunites with a couple of its cast members; James Franco stars as Fabious, a virtuous prince in line for the throne, and Danny McBride Read more

Why Children Should or Shouldn't Get Plastic Surgery


Updated 04/18/11 7:12 PM · Posted by · 6 comments

Plastic Surgery on Children Debate

The other day I asked what you thought of 7-year-old Samantha Shaw getting plastic surgery to correct her cup ears, and you had a lot to say on the issue in the comments and on Facebook. This specific case (which some of you liken to getting braces) isn't as extreme as if, for instance, Samantha was getting breast implants, and most of you agreed with me that mom may be causing more damage than Read more

8 Emotionally Unhealthy Things to Give Up For Lent


Updated 03/09/11 1:41 PM · Posted by · 7 comments

Emotionally Unhealthy Behaviors

Whether you're Christian or not, Lent is good time to detox; literally if you partied for Mardi Gras, and figuratively, if you're everyone else. It's like God's Spring cleaning. A time to renew vows for lapsed New Year's resolutions if you will. This year consider giving up some emotional baggage with these unhealthy behaviors and relationships. Your ex: Well, only if you want to! Whether Read more