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Yesterday marked a historic day in American history. No matter how the election pans out, it will be momentous. This was the first time an African American male was a contender on the Democratic ticket, and the first time a female was part of the Republican ticket. To be a part of history in the making makes me proud and patriotic. I was thrilled to have my daughter along to experience it Read more
The presidential election is less than two weeks away so we are being inundated with commercials, mailers, news articles and conversations about the next commander-in-chief. Yesterday we gave you some ideas for including your lil ones in the electoral process. Today, we want to know if you plan to bring your children to your polling station on November 4th. Source Will You Take Your Read more
You may need to be 18 to cast a vote, but you're never too young to have an opinion. This is why I have brought my kids to the voting booths since they were born. I grew up listening to my mother say, "You can't complain if you don't vote" so I registered as soon as I earned the right. Moms and dads worried about the line at their polling place need not. The upcoming election may be the most Read more
The presidential election has most parents on the edge of their seats — tuning into the debates, making sure their registration is updated, even campaigning for their candidate — but, even preschoolers are going political. Our children hear more than just mom and dad's opinion, they read the billboards and digest the commercials on television and memorize the slogans. In one Iowa home, Read more
One of the Presidential candidates will be the future leader of our country, but would you trust them to hold your babe? One dad did. Darren Garnick, father of two, recants his experience hitting the campaign trail for pictures of Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, John Edwards, Rudy Giuliani, Dennis Kucinich, Bill Richardson and Mitt Romney with his 5-month-old daughter, Dahlia in a Read more
We're happy to present this story from one of our favorite sites, The Good Men Project. Today, Agustín Fuentes points out that when it comes to men and women, what "everyone knows" isn’t what science shows. Everyone knows that men and women are really different. We think differently and act differently because we are wired differently. I mean look at our brains and genitals: they are just Read more
Why Gisele Bundchen might be pregnant with her second child — Lainey Gossip Anna Faris covers up her baby bump on set — Us Weekly See who Jay-Z got to play at his Made in America music festival — HuffPost Entertainment Ashlee Simpson debuts her adorable new puppy — People Ben Affleck hosts huge political fundraiser — Hollywood Reporter Daisy Fuentes flaunts her hot body in a bikini Read more
Although most of us associate freeganism with dumpster diving, freegans actually do advocate much more than sifting through garbage for food. Madeline Nelson from freegan.info shared with me the ideology behind their lifestyle. She says, "Not all freegans are dumpster divers and not all dumpster divers are freegans. Freegans' focus is much broader and much more political — how to throw a cog Read more
Reese Witherspoon hit the hills of Brentwood, CA, for a hike with her dogs this afternoon. She covered her growing baby bump in a black shirt after showing it off on the red carpet at the White House Correspondents' Dinner in Washington DC last weekend. Reese traveled east for the event with her husband, Jim Toth, who also joined her for the afterparty at the home of the French ambassador. The Read more
Reese Witherspoon covered her growing baby bump in a flowing dress yesterday while out in LA. The expecting mom is a few months along with her first child with husband Jim Toth. Reese and Jim married in March 2011. She's also a proud mother to two children from her previous marriage to Ryan Phillippe, 12-year-old Ava Phillippe and 8-year-old Deacon Phillippe. It was back to LA for Reese after Read more
