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Pubic hair has been public hair for a while now and on account of it many women are divided as to whether they’re going to stay in the dark furry ages of the past or pole-vault their privy parts into the porno-inspired hairlessness of the present era.

Most of us ladies go out of our way to avoid wrinkles, especially once we hit our thirties. We avoid the sun. We eat skin-friendly foods, like avocados, salmon and olive oil. We finally give up our social smoking habit. And we start to realize that five vodka sodas in one night doesn't exactly leave us fresh-faced and dewy come morning. But did you ever stop to think about what your wrinkles might be saying about your health?

Rita & Zia has gained a cult following in New York, Geneva, Belgium, Paris, Madrid, Saint-Tropez and Cannes. These luxurious hippy-chic pieces can be found on the wrists, necks, waists and ears of style elites. Now, we Canadians can finally purchase through their newly launched site.

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We all have regrets. I have one that I can see right now as I sit cross-legged in my chair. The tattoo on my ankle is a daily painful reminder of how stupid I was. Having a tattoo that you hate is a constant reminder of a time when you did something dumb. When my daughter was young, I used to tell her the tattoo was a band-aid. But somewhere over the years she got smart and said, “Mommy, your band-aid isn’t coming off!”

An impassioned read for anyone who has nursed a lovesick heart and chased a wild dream.

This romantic steampunk thriller is perfect for fans of The Time Traveler’s Wife and Shadow of the Wind.

Jennifer wakes up in the hospital after a car accident with no memory of her life or her secret love affair.

Irene Ngo shares her favourite farmers market produce and the best recipes for fresh herbs once you're home.

A Gatsby-esque tale about the lengths people will go to for wealth and status.

At first it's just an ordinary dinner party until Miles locks himself in one of the guest bedrooms and refuses to come out.

This book's foreboding tone and shades of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and The Turn of the Screw will keep you feeling suitably creeped out.