So, does Joan really know best?
Be careful how you answer that, especially if she's your mom and you're sitting right next to her.
So, does Joan really know best?
Be careful how you answer that, especially if she's your mom and you're sitting right next to her.
The hilarious actress and soon-to-be author gave Sergio Kletnoy the scoop on her upcoming projects, as well as some fun facts that you may be surprised to hear about her.
textOn the ten-year anniversary of Art Basel Miami, the Swiss-born contemporary art festival has evolved into something so much more spectacular than anyone in the city would have ever imagined years ago. Art Basel began as a single art fair at the Miami Beach Convention Center and now there are dozens of satellite fairs, concerts, and fashion events that add depth and excitement to, what is arguably, the most wonderful week and biggest party of the year in Miami. The 10 year anniversary celebration will include free outdoor performances and live art, as well as a large-scale outdoor project called Art Video.
A new series featuring some of our faves -- Kristen Johnston, Donald Faison, and Wayne Knight (also known as Newman from Seinfeld) -- is coming to TV Land. The Exes, a sitcom about three divorced men who rent an apartment across from their female divorce lawyer, premieres tonight and not only are the actors great, we've heard the writing is phenomenal as well.

You don't need Fashion Week tickets to indulge yourself in a little style inspiration from New York to London to Tokyo, museums worldwide are celebrating the industry's brilliant designers and photographers as well as its rich history. Here, we give you the best exhibits around the world, so start marking your calendars!
CHECK OUT NOW:
Chanel: Designs for the Modern Woman, Mint Museum
Randolph, NC
Until Dec. 31, 2011
More than 50 works by the legendary French designer, including a selection of suits, evening wear, and fashion accessories.
Jason Segel, Miss Piggy, Kermit and the gang don't disappoint at a screening of their new movie.

In a nation where some women do "extreme couponing" for fun, there are many who do it out of necessity an estimated 50 million people in the U.S. don't have the money to put enough food on the table.
The magazine and its amazing writers are being recognized for their journalistic excellence.

Today Planned Parenthood launches a new political action campaign to make women's voices heard in the 2012 elections.

Two supermodels tackle one of the modeling industry's toughest questions: How young is too young?

A hard-hitting PBS mini-series goes global to bring us heroic stories of women war activists.

One of our favorite comedy writers/actresses/girlfriend we wish we had just launched a new website.

We caught up with Patricia Clarkson and Jeanne Tripplehorn at the premiere of the female-directed film collaboration.
We tried out the toughest new ballet-inspired workout around, Beyond Barre, and here's how you can get the same results on your own!
Meet Ally, Marie Claire's guest relationship blogger. She's no expert (though she's had enough experience to be one), but she tells it like it is.
I've been doing a lot of thinking since my last post about tracking down my one who got away. Sure, I clearly don't have all the answers on what to do when you finally reconnect, but I can give you a few tricks of the trade to get him to notice you still exist. And best yet: It's way simpler than, say, not-so-casually strolling by his workplace to see if he happens to be outside. You can pounce on him (in the sexiest way possible, of course) without ever leaving the house. Yeah, it's called Facebook.
Attention, art lovers, music enthusiasts, and do-gooders!
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the discovery of the AIDS virus, and we can't think of a better way to commemorate three decades of medical advances than by attending MTV RE:DEFINE, a benefit art exhibition and auction at the Goss-Michael Foundation in Dallas, Texas.
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