The PAPER Magazine HP 25th Anniversary party was so '90s, even Hanson was there. At a time when most publications are cutting back Paper indulged in a 'magazine party' that would have made Tina Brown proud.
Sunday night, using leftover bread from Friday night's dinner, some Hudson Valley milk and cream, and two big Jersey zucchini, I baked up a savory zuc...
At Jones Beach on Tuesday, the Killers packed too much performance, and not enough humanity.
It's difficult for me to explain how I, a songwriter for 40 years of my life, am now equally, if not more excited to write today about my painting.
We had another interesting week in green news: everything from several alarming stories about tap water (and water bottles), to perhaps the most outra...
Although he holds no public office whatsoever, Walberg has been holding health care town hall meetings as he gets ready for a rematch in 2010 against Rep. Schauer.
With makeshift signs that read "Don't Tread On Me" and "The End of Freedom is Socialism," these conservative citizens were there to rally for their side of the healthcare debate, albeit too often, an ill-informed idée fixe.
Lobbyist and special interest groups have spent a fortune packing health care town halls with paid stooges and Republican Party operatives. But manufacturing a grassroots movement isn't easy.
The UN has designated August 19th the inaugural World Humanitarian Day, to honor aid workers and the jobs they do in difficult and dangerous environments. Here is a slideshow to mark the event.
Working in a vast country like China, with its long traditions of social and work cultures and particular political system, presents a number of challenges for an international conservancy.
A few days after a recent town hall meeting where Scott lectured some in the crowd for "highjacking" the healthcare debate, a large swastika was painted outside his Smyrna district office.
I attended my local Tea Party the other day, and it clarified for me, well, nothing I didn't already know, or at least assume, or at least fear. The experience was, let us just say, disheartening.
Here's everything you need to speak out about health care, defend our Constitution and have a fun day with your family exercising Democracy at the town hall meetings.
Even though it's the slow news month of August, we had plenty going on at HuffPost Green -- It's beer month, for Godsakes. Check out my favorite stories of the week and pick your fave.
Two months ago, we ran a feature titled Six of the World's Most Beautiful Older Women. To our amazement, nearly 900 comments poured in and the piece ...
Amazing photos of moss covered rocks, old growth forest, rural decrepitude, and unplanned winding footpaths... in Manhattan.
When asked about rates of depression, mental problems, and suicide among the detainee population, the chief psychiatrist reminds us that we all suffer from anxieties and stresses.
Welcome to the inaugural edition of This Week In Green, which is a roundup of my favorite HuffPost Green Stories from this week. Check out the ones yo...
A gang takes people hostage and hopes it will make them millionaires because the government of those hostages will step in and pay the ransom. Governments have created a market.
Among the styles recently returned from the dead are micro minis, skinny belts, jumpsuits, platform shoes -- and now the Amelia Earhart look.
Updates, and video screen grabs from the ceremony in Paris, follow the post. AUSTIN, TX -- When a reporter asked Vaclav Havel to comment on Iran's p...
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Somebody needs to coax Simon out of the closet. I think he's literally the last to know he's gay.
seems like a 'creepy' guy...albeit one that loves sistas...so i ain't mad at him!...lol
Dude, get with the 80's! Button that chestwig mate.
And really, who smokes KOOLs? This ain't the inner-city!
He didn't listen to all the lectures about smoking we had at school.
Simon, who?
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