You can be supermodel tall. Enviably thin. World famous. Jet-setting rich. Knock-down-drop-dead gorgeous. But — if in a petulant fit befitting the tantrum of a toddler, you wing a cellphone at the head of a woman hired to cater to your every whim — you cannot be considered fabulous. Ever.
Her maid Ana Scolavino required four stitches to mend the physical head injury sustained after being hit with the cellphone. On March 19, Naomi Campbell, outfitted in an orange vest and workman’s boots, will begin her five days of court-ordered community service mopping floors at New York’s Sanitation Department. After …read more

Newspaper columnist Cathy Hamilton was chronicling a personal account of the adventures and misadventures of being a woman over 50 in a weekly column called Boomer Girl Diary for a local newspaper when she began searching online for a community of baby boomer women. What she found was there was not much to be found. And so, Boomergirl was born.
Boomergirl, created for boomer women, born 1946 to 1964, is a community-based website offering beauty, fashion, family, finances, fitness and health advice; information of all sort and the latest news; blogs written by Boomergirl staff and members; clubs to join; …read more

Dan Buettner refers to them as Blue Zones — geographical locations people reside that appear to give them an advantage when it comes to living longer, active, healthier lives. Buettner has been traveling the globe in search of these locations in order to learn the secrets of longevity from the residents who live there. In his quest thus far, the writer and avid adventurer has traveled to Costa Rica, Sardinia, Okinawa and Loma Linda, California.
In profiling the residents, Buettner states he has discovered both unique and common characteristics of people who not only live much longer than most of us, …read more