Food for Thought: 20 somethings


Updated 08/10/07 8:07 PM · Posted by FitSugar · 11 comments

Food for Thought: 20 somethings

The folks at Fitness, the magazine that is, are savvy to our changing nutritional needs. As we age our bodies and our lifestyles change. Curious if you are meeting the nutritional challenges of your generation? If you're a 20 something here's some food for thought. Eat Protein Since your life is likely to be hectic, you are generally looking for food on the run. Make sure that you are making Read more

Glee-ful Highlights From Episode "Michael"


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Glee Recap, "Michael"

When I heard that Glee was performing a Michael Jackson tribute, I basically starting moonwalking across the floor, but the episode didn't quite live up to my expectations. I definitely appreciated the effort, and there were absolutely some standout performances, but I would have loved more Jackson 5 or old-school Michael disco tunes. With so many songs crammed in, there's very little in the way Read more

20s, 30s, or 40s: Which Decade Is Best For Becoming a Mom?


Updated 02/07/12 1:58 PM · Posted by · 3 comments

First Time Moms Average Ages

Just a couple of weeks after her 25th birthday, Kristin Cavallari announced she and fiancé Jay Cutler are expecting their first baby. Kristin joins fellow twenty-something soon-to-be mama Hilary Duff, who turned 24 last September. While both Kristin and Hilary reflect the national average age for women to become first time moms — it now stands at 25.1 years old — they certainly aren't the Read more

Real Talk With TV Broke Girl Beth Behrs


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2 Broke Girls' Beth Behrs Interview About Money

We're thrilled to present this smart LearnVest story here on Savvy! Since when is being broke funny? Since CBS released its new sitcom 2 Broke Girls, in which actress Beth Behrs plays a recently humbled heiress, Caroline, who moves to Brooklyn to hide out after her father loses their family fortune in a Ponzi scheme. Caroline winds up living with her perpetually poor fellow waitress, Max, played Read more

9 Steps to Get Your Finances Back on Track


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How to Be Organized With Your Finances

We're thrilled to present this smart Business Insider story here on Savvy! As the youngest daughter of two borderline baby boomers, like many other Generation Yers, I grew up watching my parents spend cash faster than they made it and had no concept of financial planning whatsoever. When I scored my first full-time job after college, I'll never forget the rush I felt seeing all those numbers Read more

10 Money Rules For Young People Entering the Workforce


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Finance Tips For Young People

We're thrilled to present this smart Bundle story here on Savvy! When I first graduated, I did some things right with my money (lived cheaply, didn't get into a lot of debt), but I also did some things wrong (didn't ask for raises, borrowed too much money from my parents, didn't save any money for several years). If you're graduating and just starting off, here's some money tips to get you Read more

Michael Angarano on Working and Taking Punches in NYC, and the Blockbusters He Loves to Watch


Updated 06/17/11 2:39 PM · Posted by · 1 comment

Michael Angarano of The Art of Getting By Interview

Michael Angarano is one of the young cast members in The Art of Getting By, formerly known as Homework, which is out today. The film, a debut from writer and director Gavin Wiesen, is a coming-of-age story that features a love triangle. Angarano's Dustin, a twenty-something artist living in a Brooklyn loft, finds himself caught between Freddie Highmore's George and Emma Roberts's Sally, who are Read more

Fab Community Must Reads: Something For the Guys and More


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Fab Community News

Something For the Guys — The Fashion Life Topshop's Spring/Summer 2011 Shanghai Collection — Twenty2 Five Easy Steps to Organizing Your Closet Like a Pro — Beauty and the Budget Theysken's Theory Resort 2012 — Sandi in the City Office Attire Tweaked For the Brights of Summer — Miss Poppins' Purse Celebrity Style Inspired by Past Icons — Fashion Junkii Read more

Entrepreneurship 101: Q&A With Wendy Downs of Moop Handmade Bags


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Entrepreneurship 101: Q&A With Wendy Downs of Moop Handmade Bags

We're thrilled to present this smart LearnVest story here on Savvy! Wendy Downs is the owner and founder of Moop, an online shop that sells stylish, utilitarian handmade bags for men, women and children. Is it successful? Just ask her devoted fans, who rave about the quality of both the bags and the customer service. Wendy’s success seems almost too easy. The four-year-old business turned Read more

Dr. Weil Discusses His Favorite Exercise, Walking


Updated 05/19/11 1:55 AM · Posted by Heather Dale · 0 comments

Dr. Weil Discusses the Importance of Walking

I recently participated in an online event featuring integrative medicine doctor Dr. Andrew Weil and Australian podiatrist Phillip Vasyli. The session, called "Walking Your Way to Optimum Health," discussed the importance of walking, keeping your feet healthy, and looked at Dr. Weil's new line of integrative footwear. When asked how he stays in shape, Dr. Weil said that in his twenties he ran, Read more