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Hilary Up to New Tricks in The Reaping
Hilary showed off what looks to be some fancy tongue tricks as a guest on The Sauce the other day in New York. She looks pretty goofy considering how scary The Reaping looks. Guess that's what makes her a two-time Oscar winner -- the ability to play anything at any time.
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Jake Gyllenhaal May Be Thrilling Audiences With Source Code
It seems so long since we've seen Jake Gyllenhaal on screen (2007 in Rendition, to be exact), so I'm glad that we're about to get a lot more of him. Next month we'll catch him in Brothers, then in the Spring all buffed up in Prince of Persia — and he won't be slowing down. Gyllenhaal is in talks to star in the sci-fi thriller Source Code.
DVD Review: Duncan Wong Yogic Arts — Source Power
There are so many beginner yoga DVDs available, but not many for the experienced practitioner. So when I discovered Duncan Wong Yogic Arts — Source Power ($20), I was ecstatic. Yogic Arts combines yoga, martial arts, and massage, so it adds a nice twist to your regular yoga practice.
Not So Fishy Sources of Omega-3s
I could talk your ear off about omega-3 fatty acids, but hopefully you know by now that they are super beneficial to the body. They increase HDL (good cholesterol), decrease triglycerides, prevent irregular heart beats, and prevent blood clot formation. Omega-3s are the fats you should love because they also reduce inflammation throughout the body.
Is a Camera Finally Coming to the iPod Touch?
I know, I know, you've heard this one before, but now The Examiner is quoting an inside source at Apple who says a camera will be coming to the iPod touch this Spring. Rumors and theories have been circulating ever since the Nano was released with a video camera, and the iPod Touch was not. In September, Steve Jobs explained the reasoning behind the missing camera, that the iPod Touch is meant to be primarily a gaming device, and Apple's goal was to keep the price down as much as they could.
Martha's Pups Play Leafy Hide-and-Seek: In the LINK of an Eye!
- Franny and Sharkey love falling leaves — The Daily Wag
- Still seeking the perfect free-range turkey? — Dolittler
- A teensy chameleon is the newest species — Live Science
- What to watch for at the National Dog Show — Paw Nation
- Dogs and cats dressed as pilgrims — People Pets
- Ever tried an herbal ear wash? — Haute or Not?
Do You Worry About the Quality of Your Home's Materials?
A study by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission has linked Chinese drywall to not only the corrosion of metal and electrical components in US homes and a "rotten egg" odor, but to a whole slew of respiratory problems. Yikes! When I'm shopping for supplies, the last thing that I want to think about is whether materials will cause health problems, so I always try to buy eco-friendly, chemical-free products.
Your Political Leanings May Determine What's on Your Plate
Everyone says that you are what you eat. But could your political party affiliation be the driver of what goes on your plate, too? That's what food trend analyst Phil Lempert (of koodie fame) is arguing.
Cool Idea: Under Stair Storage
Since I live in a relatively small home, I'm always on the lookout for smart storage solutions. This system of drawers really caught my eye, and now I'm thinking about ways to use already available home features in smarter ways. Even if you can't take advantage of a staircase, like this household did, you can think about smarter ways to incorporate storage into your home.
Is a DIY Tape Measure Cat Toy Brilliant or Baffling?
I admit when a pal shared her crafty creation idea with me, I was worried it would result in something dangerous. However, she proudly showed off her tape measure re-creation and it looked rather recreational for her frisky feline. Many cats go crrrazy for fronds of all time so she took a tiny, retractable tape measure and taped a few bright feathers to the end.
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