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What Will You Do With Your Rebate Check?
If you're like me, you're highly anticipating that rebate check! Even though I'm not scheduled to get mine until May 9, I know exactly what I'm going to do with it.
I've always considered tax refunds as free money, and back in my less responsible days, I'd use it to buy something I had my eye on, but this year I'm not even letting that money get comfortable in my bank account — it's going straight to my bills.
Dear Poll: Do Stars Get Preferential Driving Treatment?
We hear of celebrities getting in a car accident, or getting pulled over for DUI charges almost every day. Lindsay Lohan is notorious for "paparazzi generated" fender benders and her pal Paris Hilton is constantly being photographed driving away from night clubs with friends piled into every crevice of her vehicle.
Fame seems to buy you a ticket to ride in Hollywood, which doesn't provide the younger generation with any sense of consequence.
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Kate Moss is Branded as "Irresponsible" for Skinny Comments
When Kate Moss gave an interview to WWD about her new fragrance, I was pretty shocked to hear her reveal one of her mottoes – "nothing tastes as good as skinny feels". It seems to have been a bit of a slow burner in the news, but today it has landed the model in trouble as eating disorder charity Beat described the comments as "dangerous" and "very unhelpful".
Storm models released a statement saying that Kate's comments had "been taken out of context and completely misrepresented."
I Need Your Help . . . Dealing With Irresponsible Pet Owners
Turns out it's not just pet owners leaving doodoo on the sidewalk, but other places pups play as well. A TeamSugar user wrote in about this problem encounter:
I like to run every day and often I run on the track at my local public high school. There are way more dog walkers than joggers there!
Fashion That Makes Us Sad: $2,000 Jeans!
Check out Shahrzaad's retail rant about expensive designer jeans in our Fashion Stylist group. I feel you, girl.
Just last week we read that the price of designer denim was dropping.
IOC to Come Up With Better Guidelines For Ambiguous Sex
The treatment of 18-year-old champion runner Caster Semenya by the International Association of Athletic Federations (IAAF) left me scratching my head. How could officials publicly call into question Caster's sex, knowing the profoundly personal nature of the matter? Their actions were so degrading that Caster was rumored to be in hiding after the tests reportedly revealed that she was intersex.
Desperate Housewives Rundown, "Never Judge a Lady by Her Lover"
Is it just me, or do the housewives seem even more desperate than usual this week? Susan takes some drastic measures to scare Danny away, which in turns sets Angie off with a few crazy antics of her own. Meanwhile, Bree's jealousy sends an innocent woman to the hospital and Lynette makes Tom look like a fool to cover up her pregnancy at a company dinner.
Goodbye Free Stuff, Hello Better Credit Card Practices
Times have changed since I was in college, and I'm not just referring to the escalating cost of tuition. Banks hawking everything from free t-shirts and water bottles to free pizza used to set up their tables around the university center attempting to attract unknowing students to sign up for credit cards. As of February 22, 2010, those banks won't be allowed to coerce young adults with free stuff in exchange for completing credit card applications.
Victoria Heads Out of Heathrow as Spice Girl Rumours Swirl
After attending parties and shows at London Fashion Week, Victoria Beckham didn't let her style slip as she headed to Heathrow Airport yesterday. She wasn't in town for dinner with the other four former Spice Girls last week, but Geri Halliwell has revealed she was texting Victoria throughout the evening, and they have all been discussing possibilities. David has had his fair share of speculation about his future career moves, and now the spotlight's on Victoria.
Guinness Tests Out Mid-Strength Beer
After more than 200 years, it appears Guinness is trying to make a splash with its new products. First, it unveiled its 250th Anniversary Stout, a limited-edition carbonated beer, and now it's begun testing out a version of the world's best-selling stout that contains less alcohol. In comparison to at least 4.1 percent in standard Guinness, Guinness Mid-Strength, as it's called, contains only 2.8 percent alcohol.
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