Whenever I get an invite to StyleLab with Michael O'Connor, I always know that I am going to see amazing jewelry. More than just gems in expensive settings, it's about the artistic themes that each of the designers chooses to feature. In other words, jew

Are you tired, moving slow and just not engaged in the "task at hand" (whatever that may be)? What do you take for that-- anything? Do you reach for something to give you an energy burst like chocolate, sweets, or a large coffee drink? What about juice

One of my favorite PR people happened to reach out to me about the musician I have featured today. I looked at the pitch and immediately opened up several new links and was floored at the sound of her voice. It wasn't what I usually hear from the current

The Maker Movement continues to sweep the nation and millions of people are creating and adorning their homes with self-made products. Brit Morin leads this movement of innovation as the Founder and CEO of Brit + Co., and she is here in this video intervi

We are headed for those lazy days of summer... time for sun, fun and selfies. Consumer tech journalist, Jennifer Jolly offers great tech hints, hacks and assists to make the most of summer fun from finding your lost car in a parking lot to taking the p

You have probably heard about Dennis Stokely-- the amazing hair stylist for Paula Abdul during her last couple of years on American Idol. Her life-- and that of her hair stylist Dennis Stokely was crazy busy and always on the run. Now that Dennis is no l

Ever have someone tell you to slow and and BREATHE? If you can't say yes to that, I would wonder if you weren't listening or maybe you aren't of this earth. Breathing is autonomic-- meaning that your body does it automatically. However automatic doesn't

If you are a student in high school or college, do you have a real sense of what kind of career you can get once you get past college? If you are a parent, are you aware of the potential jobs your student can get once they complete their degree? How abo

It's been a while since I shot this interview (Oscar Sunday to be precise) with Sylvie Ganter and Christophe Cervacel. Unfortunately I had a few camera and video issues and while I have been getting things fixed and in order, I have been far too patient

It was 100 years ago that President Woodrow Wilson signed a proclamation creating Mother’s Day. The intent was to celebrate what mothers do for us every day of the year. As we mark this hundredth Mother’s Day on May 11, it’s a perfect opportunity