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A red dress can be a magical thing. Daring, yet elegant, it can make a woman feel strong, powerful, sexy, and courageous. So, it makes sense that the red dress is the official symbol of ‘The Heart Truth’ campaign – an initiative dedicated to educating women about the risks and warning signs of heart disease and stroke.

I’m coming up on an anniversary for this blog — at least, it’s been six months now I’ve been writing posts on happiness. And writing about the subject three times a week for six months means I’ve learned a lot about it in this short time.

Step away from the curling iron and put the hair dryer down. We have the stylist tips on how to create these three simple, sexy looks

In today’s news: a guidebook for moms of supermodel wannabes; Elizabeth Taylor passes away at 79; young white women like weed; sex and exercise DO cause heart attacks; and an update on the Colonel Williams case.

Spring into the new season with the latest and greatest items you need in your beauty arsenal

Chatelaine remembers some of the most lavish looks of legendary actress and style icon, Elizabeth Taylor.

I saw my doctor today and got my first set of results since starting the clinical trial six weeks ago — and they were positive. Now I continue with this course of treatment and keep my fingers crossed that it doesn't stop working.

Turn off the lights, get out the flashlight — but still have a Saturday-evening-worthy feast — with these no-stove-needed options.

Sad news: Elizabeth Taylor has died. The New York Times reports that the screen icon died Wednesday morning at Cedars Sinai Medical Centre in Los Angeles. The cause of death was apparently congestive heart failure. She was 79 years old.

Let me impart a little wisdom about fruit stains and white pants that I learned the hard way!

A recent story at Time.com — "Do You Love Your Stuff Too Much? Maybe It's Because No One Loves You" by Meredith Melnick — explores the results of a new study that set out to determine whether we substitute material possessions for love, and whether people who have lots of love in their life actually value possessions less.

Plyometric exercise is great for athletes, but it won't help you lose weight — and it can be dangerous if done incorrectly