Voices
Harry King freed women from permanent wave solutions, sleeping on orange juice cans, big bonnet hairdryers, and the need to have every hair shellacked into place. Harry’s a hairstyling legend, and we owe him our gratitude. Even if you don’t know Harry King, one look and you’ll notice the mischievous twinkle in his eye and
Isn’t it funny how one thing leads to another, and the next thing you know, you’re off down the rabbit
When I was in my 20’s, a hand lettered sign on the checkout desk of an Austin, Texas, motel made
Spring is just around the corner. Hopefully. I’ve been waxing nostalgic on my blog about childhood spring rituals. Skipping ropes
If only Deviled Eggs came from the Easter Bunny… Since they don’t, and the crucial ingredient is a Perfect Egg,*
I’ve been chased out of two stores—on two different continents—by store owners, wielding meat cleavers. The first time was in
A couple of weeks ago while I was in South Florida, filming my new TV show, Food Quest, on the
“Hi diddly dee, an actors life for me. A high silk hat and a silver cane. A watch of gold
I don’t have grandchildren. I’ll try not to sound triumphant here, because the word on the street is I’m missing
Fear dictates our feelings about a great many things, especially death and dying. Death is something we try to outrun
I don’t know about you, but I’m tired of the phrase “it girl.” It’s been around long enough, ever since
Over margaritas and quesadillas my girlfriends and I reflected on some of the difficult times in our lives. Referring to