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‘Of Course’ Tom Ford Changes Diapers
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Dita Von Teese Takes Us Backstage — and Shares the Surprising Place She Spritzes Perfume
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Though the rest of us may never wear jeweled corsets and red-soled pointe shoes like Dita Von Teese, the burlesque superstar is hoping to share a bit of her experience with the world, bringing her fragrance and lingerie collections to HSN March 17.
Male Gaze: Remember Paul Walker’s Nice Eyes?
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Contest Winner Transforms Dead Wood Into Eco-Furniture
By David Mielach, BusinessNewsDaily Staff Writer:
Each year in the Rocky Mountains millions of acres of pinewood are ruined by beetles. All those dead trees pose a significant risk for forest fires. While most see that pinewood as useless, Corbin Clay, owner of Azure Furniture, has found a sustainable use for the beetle-kill pinewood. Clay uses that wood and his carpentry skills to create high-end furniture at his Colorado-based company.
Fashion Month’s Top Models of Color
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Style In The Wild: A Toast To First Lady Michelle Obama's Awesomeness
There's no denying the awesomeness of Michelle Obama. She's a fabulous wife, mother, daughter, sister, First Lady and is a bona fide fashion star. Thus striking the perfect balance between style and substance.
Kathryn Tucker: How My Daughter Taught Me To Love Work And Motherhood
Is it possible to add anything to the discussion around work and motherhood without being bullied by other moms? My guess is no, but I'd like to share my story anyway. I love being a working mom, but I didn't always. For most of my kids' lives I'd been doubting my parenting choices, hoping they were empowering my kids, while secretly fearing I was causing them harm. I felt judged by other moms all the time. I was the single one with the startup, the mother who was always working... and that didn't seem to jive with other parents' expectations.