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The article evaluates several beauty and style products including Colour Riche Lipcolour lipstick by L'Oreal Paris, Pure & Free Baby Sunscreen Lotion by Neutrogena, and Walk On Air Perfume by Kate Spade.

The article offers travel tips for Savannah, Georgia and includes recommendations for dining, accommodations, shopping, and tourist attractions such as Tybee Island in Georgia.

The article offers suggestions for hairstyling along with product reviews. Topics discussed include styling primer into towel-dried hair for adding shine and protection, applying dry shampoo and massaging for textured hair, and use of a teasing brush and texture spray. It also evaluates Carolee Multi-Strand Faux-Pearl Necklaces from Dillard's.

The article evaluates women's clothing including the Travel Legging from Karen Kane, the Kendra Cable-Knit Sweater from Amour Vert, and the Women's Saltwater Quilted Duck Boot from Sperry.

The article offers information on several successful women of the Southern States with their recommendations on different beauty products. It mentions development of opportunities for female refugees by Paula Minnis, owner of accessories firm Gaia for Women. It reports about the McCall Dempsey of non-profit organization Southern Smash associated with eating disorders. It states guidance by the women for several cosmetics such as Seaweed Cleanser from the cosmetics firm Sapelo Skin Care.

The article offers suggestions of several fashion consultants of Nashville at Tennessee, for updating wardrobe and styling including clothes, footwear and bags.

The article presents tips from dermatologist Deirdre Hooper on hair care and hygiene, and hair care products. Topics discussed include spritzing hair with a heat-protective product and using reconstructing and moisturizing products for smooth hair; avoid overuse of curling iron to prevent hair damage and breakage; and evaluates the Smooth Perfection Shampoo from PureOlogy.

The article offers information on several designs of dresses that were published in old issues of the journal, as of February 2016. Topics include the one-shouldered gown designed by designer Abbey Glass from Atlanta, Georgia; the drop west dress designed by designer Jolie Bensen from New Orleans, Louisiana; the sheath dress designed by Lindsey Carter from Charleston, South Carolina.

The article offers information on women's products including the Preferred Pairing Coat in Merlot from ModCloth, the ColorBurst Matte Balm in Striking lipstick from Revlon, and the My Sidekick Satchel in Pine Baby Croc & Lizard handbag from Kelly Wynne.

The article offers information on several gift items including the Southern Living Vintage Metal Picnic Tin from Dillard, the bottles from S'well Bottle and the Colored Pencil Set from Dot Products.

Photographs showing four women key power players including Marianne Hudson, Kelli Masters, and Maria Taylor are presented.

The article discusses the beauty routines of four working mothers including restaurateur Miranda Whitcomb Pontes who favors High Volume Mascara from Trish McEvoy, historic preservationist Virginia Savage McAlester who uses sunscreen, and news anchor Fredricka Whitfield who values sleep.

The article evaluates beauty products and accessories such as the Straight Blow Dry smoothing hair serum from Bumble and Bumble, the Essential Shimmering Facial Whip face highlighter from Eyes Lips Face, and Ginormous Mascara from Mally Beauty.

The article offers reviews of potential Christmas gifts and includes items such as Sperry for J. Crew's Short Shearwater Zip Boot, Barn Light Electric's Moscow Mule Copper Cups, and Ringly Tech Ring.

The article offers suggestions from Holly Dear, co-owner of salon Dear Clark, on hairdressing and haircut. Topics discussed include fashion and style of short haircut; choosing of haircut based on face shape; and products including the hair spray Honestly Uplifted Volumizing Spray from Honest Beauty.

The article offers a product review of the Troubadour Clothing Revere tweed jacket and presents information on four women's fashion styles and tips. Topics include details on style editor Stephanie Granada's tendency to mix patterns with her outfits, details on blogger Camille Styles' makeup routine, and details on jewelry designer Keisha Noels' use of semi-precious stones for accessories.

The article offers brief information on Control Freak Eyebrow Gel from NYX Cosmetics, Eye Opening Mascara from Bobbi Brown Professional Cosmetics, and Dior Addict Lip Maximizer from Sephora.

This article describes how four middle-class women underwent plastic surgery and describes how they paid for it through credit, help from family, and military bonuses. The women discuss how self-consciousness about their body images prompted them to seek plastic surgery including face lifts, tummy tucks, and breast augmentations even though it was difficult for them to afford.

The article discusses various people who have lost at least half of their former weight. Sharla Pincock, a mother of five, plays volleyball and ran a five kilometer race after losing 151 pounds. Amanda White started the Jenny Craig weight loss system in September 2005, eventually losing 190 pounds. Jennifer Marnell lost 180 pounds and has become a fitness trainer. INSETS: EXCESS SKIN SURGERY;WHEN YOUR FRIENDS PREFER YOU TO STAY FAT.

The article discusses the way in which various country singes have lost weight. LeAnn Rimes participates in yoga and circuit training. The impact which yoga has had on Rimes' body is mentioned. Carrie Underwood says that she lost weight by taking part in cardiovascular exercises. Changes which Craig Morgan made to his diet and exercise routine is mentioned.

The article profiles several contestants from previous season of the television program "The Biggest Loser." The article explains that the contestants are expected to appear on a reunion show that is set to take place on September 4, 2007, on the television network NBC. Some of the former contestants featured in the article include Andrea Baptiste, Dr. Jeff Levine, Amy Hildreth and Marty Wolff. INSET: CAN THEY KEEP IT OFF?.

In this article, a group of women who've each lost at least 100 pounds talk about their respective strategies for achieving weight loss. Isabel Curadeau says that she met with a nutritionist and researched healthy eating habits on the Internet to lose weight. Kate Smith recalls that to lose weight she cut french fries and Alfredo sauce out of her diet. Camille Tirzah met with a trainer to get in shape.

The article focuses on the relationship between Great Britain's Prince William and girlfriend Kate Middleton. The author speculates on when he will ask Middleton to marry him and start the countdown to what is being called "the wedding of the century." Their relationship is reportedly very strong and the engagement gossip is spreading. The couple insists they will not rush into marriage. INSETS: Made for Each Other;HER ROAD TO THE PALACE;Harry and Chelsy: Going Strong.

The article reports on the pressure on actresses and models to be thin. Stylists, fashion-show bookers, designers, and models are all placing the blame on each other as to who is to blame for the rise in alarming thinness. There has been a rise in eating disorders, such as anorexia, in young girls who feel the pressure to be thin. INSET: WHAT'S TOO THIN?.

The article discusses movies that will be released in the fall of 2006. Kirsten Dunst and Jason Schwartzman will be starring in "Marie Antoinette", directed by Sofia Coppola who got full access to Versailles to shoot the movie. "Casino Royale," the first James Bond film to feature actor Daniel Craig. Elijah Wood lends his voice to the film "Happy Feet" in which he plays a tone-deaf emperor penguin who finds out he can dance. INSETS: Animal Planet;FALL'S MALE MVP;FALL'S FEMALE MVP.

The article discusses how actresses and singers lose weight after giving birth. Angelina Jolie kept in shape by playing with her three children, occasionally taking pilates classes, and eating healthy. Mariska Hargitay decided not to use any scales to monitor her weight and, instead, allowed herself to get back into shape at her own pace. Singer Gwen Stefani could not exercise for several weeks after she delivered her son by C-section but later resumed running and eating healthy.

The article announces awards given at the 2006 Emmy Awards. Jon Stewart's "The Daily Show" won Outstanding Variety, Music, or Comedy Series. The show "24" won the Outstanding Drama award. "The Office" won the Outstanding Comedy award. Julia Louis-Dreyfus won an award for her role in "The New Adventures of Old Christine." Jeremy Piven also won an award for his role in "Entourage."

This article pictures actors and actresses before they were stars. Actor Tom Cruise is pictured in 1984 after his role in the motion picture "Risky Business." Actor Keanu Reeves is pictured in 1988 after the filming of the motion picture "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure." Actress Gwyneth Paltrow is pictured in 1989 when she appeared in an ad campaign to promote safer sex for high school students.

This article presents the stories of seven people who lost half of their weight without gastric bypass surgery, pills or gimmicks. Chantel Hobbs lost 172 pounds by exercising and catting back on portion sizes and certain types of foods. Rob Powell lost 128 pounds through hypnotherapy and lifestyle and eating habit changes. Arien McCracken lost 182 pounds by changing eating habits and small lifestyle changes.

This article presents six celebrity women and their mothers discussing various issues including raising children, romantic relationships, and the bond between mothers and daughters. Celebrities include actress Denise Richards, actress Marcia Gay Harden, singer/actress Solange Knowles, actress Leah Remini, and singer Fantasia Barrino.

This article presents information about the time and effort it took to produce the Armani gown worn by Ziyi Zhang at the Academy Awards. Zhang had previously worn gowns designed by Giorgio Armani and liked the chemistry they had. She went to several of his fashion shows and chose 2 designs. After multiple fittings, Zhang chose one of the two the day before the Oscars.

This article presents photographs of celebrities attending Academy Awards related parties in Los Angeles, California. Included are photos of actresses Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon and Teri Hatcher and actors Matt Dillon and John Travolta from the Vanity Fair party as well as photos of actresses Queen Latifah and Bahar Soomekh and actors Jamie Foxx and Terrance Howard from the Governors Ball.

This article presents photographs of celebrity couples as they walked into the 2006 Academy Awards. Celebrities include Heath Ledger and Michelle Williams, Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe, Sandra Bullock and Terrence Howard, Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony, and Wolfgang Puck and Lisa Rinna.

The article reports on several people who have been successful in fitness related business. It mentions Lara Merriken, owner of Humm Foods, who created LäraBars, energy bars created using only raw unprocessed foods such as unsweetened fruits and nuts. Leslie Sansone is also mentioned as a fitness guru who has written a book "Walk Away the Pounds" and sells fitness videos. Restaurant owner David Burke has created flavor sprays for food that contain no calories. Finally, Vicki Sorensen and Stephanie Rhodes created a board game that keeps dieters motivated as they play for prizes.

This section focuses on participants of television program "Survivor," who lost body fat through meager rations and tough physical challenges. Contestant Kathy O'Brien lost 34 pounds on "Survivor: Marquesas," but ended up with a bad stomach. Tom Buchanan of "Survivor: Africa." has gained back 88 pounds. After losing 16 pounds during "Survivor: Vanuatu," Twila Tanner has stayed trim. Rupert Boneham, who appeared in "Survivor: All-Stars" has kept off 50 pounds by avoiding fast food.

This section focuses on 10 people who lost weight without pills, personal chefs or surgery. Their strategies included cutting portions, taming cravings and exercise. Caitlin Scoggin signed up at Jenny Craig and was paired with a counselor. she learned how to eat in moderation and controls her weight by working out. Angela Hefel shed 162 pounds through Weight Watchers and now runs. Julie Cathey signed up for NutriSystem's prepackaged meals and now lifts weights. Software engineering consultant Nnedi Uzowihe-Igwe signed up for the liquid diet program Medifast, losing 160 pounds in nine months.

This article focuses on the relationship between celebrities Paris Hilton and Nicole Ritchie. Richie and Paris Hilton have been BFF (best friends forever) since childhood-close enough to be each other's accessory-but could they now be drifting apart?These days the pair, in their third season on FOX's reality show The Simple Life, are rarely seen together off duty. A friend of both says the rift is growing in direct proportion to Richie's increasing emotional maturity-even though, at 23, she's a whole seven months younger than Hilton. And, say several sources familiar with the situation at Simple Life, fewer leafy greens in her contract. The sources say Hilton gets the higher pay (she's earning an estimated $5 million for this season's Life) and that has made for one riled Richie. INSETS: NICOLE SLIMS DOWN;PARIS: FAB LITTLE RICH GIRL.

This article asks stars whether it is more nerve-racking dressing for the red carpet or for the front row of a fashion show. Kyra Sedgwick, Tori Spelling, Elisha Cuthbert, and Shannen Doherty all felt the stress was greater on the red carpet. Vivica A. Fox disagreed as did Katie Holmes. Paris Hilton claimed that neither mattered to her at all.

This article pictures stars who attended the Olympus Fashion Week in New York City. Beyonc&eacute who arrived at the Marc Jacobs and Oscar de al Renta shows. Anne Hathaway went to Luca Luca. Mýa visited the Catherine Malandrino show. Sarah Jessica Parker announced plans to join with Coty Inc. to develop a fragrance line debuting in the fall. America's Next Top Model winner Eva Pigford bottomed out in this Pocahontas-meets-diner-waitress ensemble at the Baby Phat show.

Presents charts depicting the 500 highest-rated hotels and resorts as of January 2005.

This is an article that discusses how television producers and directors of reality shows get involved in order to make the shows more interesting. Is it real or is it just reality TV? As millions of Americans sit before the TV night after night, addicted to the fights, the dates, the rejections, the alliances, the betrayals, the shocks and reversals on hit shows like Survivor, The Bachelor, The Apprentice and even Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, the little voice in your head wonders: Is this the raw excitement of real, unscripted human behavior--or has the whole thing been cooked and arranged on a platter? In the Feb. 1 episode of Survivor All-Stars, Sue Hawk shocks her fellow contestants by drinking stagnant well water, blithely disregarding tribemate Jeri Manthey's warning that it could give her brain parasites. Despite the recent controversy regarding the ouster of judges' favorite Jennifer Hudson on April 21, producers of America's favorite talent show insist that everything is on the up-and-up with their voting system. Fellow executive producer Andrew Glassman played Cupid for Melana and Jason Peoples's first kiss.

Four days before their $2 million wedding, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez 'I don't' and go their separate ways. But 'she doesn't think it's over,' says a friend. There's baggage--think suitcases--and then there's baggage: pull-the-plug-four-days-before-the-wedding-with-the-whole-world-wwatching baggage. And on Sept. 16, as he boarded a Savannah, Ga.-bound private jet at Burbank Airport, Ben Affleck--accompanied by his two dogs and his brother Casey--appeared to be shouldering both. Headed for the $7.1 million estate on the Georgia coast he bought in April, Affleck's cross-country journey was an attempt to escape the media frenzy--and a possible step toward a face-to-face summit with Lopez, who had decamped to her home in Miami Beach days before. They blamed the media frenzy--but it quickly became clear that the move was part of a much larger relationship crisis. As PEOPLE first reported on Sept. 13, sources close to the couple, who were engaged last November, say that Affleck and Lopez have split--though a reconciliation would surprise no one. "I don't think Jennifer and Ben have actually sat down and said the words, 'It's over,'" says a source close to Lopez. INSETS: The Wedding That Wasn't;Scenes from a Split;For Two Couples, A Reprieve from Hurricane Bennifer.

Provides information about what various celebrities were doing during the blackout in several U.S. states on August 14, 2003. How actress Hilary Swank spent the night on a boat in the harbor near New York City; Consideration of how Kelly Ripa was shooting scenes for her television show 'Hope & Faith'; How actor Sean Astin volunteered with an emergency services unit in New York City; Others.

Focuses on the relationship shared between various actors and actresses with their mothers.

The article offers reviews of women's fashion and accessories for holiday events and includes items such as Kate Spade's New York Dynasty Red Dress, Sam & Libby Ankle Chain Pumps, and Elizabeth Cole Jewelry Cameron Necklace.

The author reports on restaurants which have been opened by former contestants on the television program "Top Chef." Former contestants who have opened restaurants include Dave Martin, Josie Smith-Malave and Harold Dieterle. The various types of food which the chefs prepare at their restaurants are discussed.

The article presents photographs of celebrities and their children including actor Harrison Ford and his son Malcolm Ford, news anchor Katie Couric and her daughter Ellie Couric and singer Paul McCarthy and his son James McCarthy.

The article presents weight loss advice from four chefs. Lee Ann Wong reduced her intake of dairy products and ate more produce. Rocco DiSpirito exercises a great deal. Deborah Snyder has has success with Weight Watchers and yoga. Jeremy Emmerson lost 54 pounds by running and being more careful about what he eats.

The article presents interviews with Kristi Smith, Rosie Bowers and Kristin Hutson who met through the website www.sparkpeople.com. The three women encouraged each other to lose weight online. The way the women motivated each other to lose weight is discussed. The way Hutson's relationships with people have changed since she lost weight is mentioned.

The article discusses Andy and Maggie Sorrells, a married couple that were able to lose a significant amount of weight together. Andy, who used to weigh 500 pounds, and Maggie, who weighed 440 pounds, have each loss 280 pounds. The couple utilized the Weigh Down Workshop, a faith-based weight loss program that encourages people to pray for self-control and to cut portions in half. INSET: WHY MEN ARE BETTER DIETERS.