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Why 1990s Culture is Better Than Modern-Day CultureThe mainstream music, movies, fashion and television programming was so much more unique and creative in the 1990s.
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The Best Home Design Magazines: Practical Help for Home Design and DecorPart two of a design geek's review of the best magazines that not only inspire your style, but help you take on projects for a better home!
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The Best Home Design Magazines: Inspiration and IdeasA design geek reviews and suggests her favorite publications to inspire you to be creative in your own home.
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2008 Broadway Attractions: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Cry-Baby and EquusOut of everything in-the-works for the Broadway stage this year, three productions are already making news even though they aren't opening until later this year. -
6 Simple Remedies for Your Migraine or Tension HeadacheA first-person account of suffering from migraines and what helps me cope.
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A Practical Guide to the New Broadway SeasonNo time to read reviews? Take a look at this quick index of "types" of musicals that you may already be familiar with or like, read the descriptions and find out which new shows are opening soon this Broadway season.
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Sacred City: Fort Tryon Park in Northern Manhattan, New York CityFort Tryon Park is a historic battle site, home to a medieval art museum and also has my all time favorite picnic site. This is a brief history, some interesting facts and walking directions to the best place to watch a sunset over the Hudson River. -
I Much Prefer Facebook and Friendster, but MySpace Won't Let Me Quit!These are my reasons why I no longer wish to be a part of the online social networking site MySpace. The kicker is, they have no user support and I can't quit and delete my profile! -
15 Things I'd Rather Do with $600 Than Purchase an IPhoneWhat can $600 buy that I don't already have? A lot. Just off the top of my head, I list quite a few things I would rather do than buy an iPhone. -
The Moleskine Notebook RenaissanceMoleskine Notebooks have been enshrined in legend as the notebook used by Oscar Wilde, Hemingway, Picasso, Matisse, Van Gogh and several others. Are they the direct descendant of a long creative tradition or a modern copycat profiting from good association? -
Top Five Summer Movies Not to MissSummer of 2007 is almost half-way through, but the summer movie season has barely gotten rolling. Find out what has opened, what is about to sell-out theaters and what is coming up soon in all the summer blockbuster buzz! -
Could I Have Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome?A how-to-tell guide written by a person who has been living with PCOS for 8 years. It provides a brief introduction to PCOS and a useful guide including a list of symptoms to check, things to consider and next steps to take. -
Block Party Planned for Harry Potter 7 Release at Scholastic Headquarters in NYCThe seventh and final Harry Potter book will be released at 12:01 AM on July 21, 2007. Scholastic will be taking the countdown and celebration to the streets of NYC! -
The Roosevelt Island 4th of July Fireworks FestivalQ: How do you get the best view of the Macy's Fireworks Display without waking up early or lugging your lawn chair on the subway? A: Buy a ticket to the Roosevelt Island 4th of July Fireworks Festival! Here's the inside scoop! -
Sacred City - NYC's Circle Line Harbor Lights CruiseSacred City. Insider tips, secret sweet spots and delightful wanderings for you to follow. Notes from a constantly evolving, challenging and fulfilling love affair with NYC. -
Veronica Mars and the Mystery of the Canceled Cult-FavoritesVeronica Mars is the latest in a string of shows with vocal cult followings. Is there a pattern to which shows disappear after only a couple of seasons, or is it really just a ratings and money game? -
Sacred City - St. Mark's Church In-the-BowerySacred City. Insider tips, secret sweet spots and delightful wanderings for you to follow. Notes from a constantly evolving, challenging and fulfilling love affair with NYC.