My short list of "favorite things" reads like the inventory of an upscale spa: An ocean view, vigorous pedicure, goji tarocco orange-scented candles, Brazilian flip-flops and buttery-soft linens. I'm no therapist but this list appears to be an attempt to R-E-L-A-X. Just like Oprah (and Julie Andrews), I also have "favorite brands" of my favorite things. For
Hello Herman is a powerful new film directed by Michelle Danner (How to Go Out On a Date in Queens) which explores why and how a school massacre occurs in our society, the desensitization of America, youth violence and bullying, the impact media has on our individual quest for fame, and ultimately our need for connections.
Occasionally I write guest posts for other websites, and this morning my article on career reinvention, "Passion for Growth," is up on one of my favorite sites, Jen and Barb's Mom Life. Years ago the media continually pitted stay at home moms against mothers who worked outside the home. Today, I think we've grown to
Elle Fanning is one of many reasons to pick up November's issue of ELLE Magazine, the anticipated "Women in Hollywood" issue. In it Elle discusses her normal childhood in Hollywood: "I can't really remember my life without movies... [Growing up in Hollywood] is no different really. I make movies the same way other kids play tennis or
Are you the parent of a 2-3 year old child in the Los Angeles area? How well do you know your baby? Want to be on a new ABC TV Game Show? If so, we have the casting call for you! A game show that celebrates all things toddler and baby and tests YOUR knowledge
