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8 hours ago — Refinery 29 Chloe Norgaard Goes Green In The New For Love & Lemons Lookbook
Back in February, we swooned over the Virgin Suicides-inspired spring '13 For Love & Lemons collection. But, just when we got to thinking that the L.A.-based brand couldn't have done it any bett...

8 hours ago — Refinery 29 Revel In Longer Summer Days At This Week's 5 Crazy-Cool Events!
At times, our weeks feel as if there is no end in sight - we've all been there, right? The only solution is a glass of wine, some retail therapy, and some time with good ol' mother nature. Lucki...

8 hours ago — Refinery 29 Turn Up The Color: The Best Unexpected Hair Dye Hues To Do At Home
We think summer is the best time to try a new hair color - yes, much better than right after a bad break-up, though we believe in that, too. And, it just so happens that this summer's coolest sh...

8 hours ago — The News & Observer 1 in 4 stroke victims experiences PTSD, study finds
LOS ANGELES-Post-traumatic stress disorder, known as PTSD, is not just a problem for military veterans, sexual assault survivors and other crime victims - it also plagues many stroke victims, ac...

8 hours ago — Style Caster 5 New Things We Know About Kate Middletons Royal Birth
The Duchess of Cambridge and her camp have remained largely, well, mum on the subject of the worlds most famous baby (sorry, Kaidence), but now St. Jamess Palace has broken the silence. Amidst s...

8 hours ago — Culture Monster 2012: A Kubrick odyssey
A LACMA exhibition looks at the cool, cerebral visual style of the imaginative, perfectionist auteur Among the more than 1,000 objects on display in "Stanley Kubrick" -- a massive exhibition ...

9 hours ago — Fashionologie Suno Resort 2014: Fun, Period
If Suno's Erin Beatty and Max Osterweis are feeling any pressure as a result of winning the CFDA's Swarovski Award for Emerging Talent in Womenswear earlier this month, you can't tell it from th...

9 hours ago — Daily News Made in the USA - more than just a label
Some years ago, I started reading product labels. I wanted to see where my food and other items that make their way into my home originated. It's been more than an eye-opener. It's changed the w...

9 hours ago — College Fashion Looks from Books: Fashion Inspired by Will in the World
Welcome to the latest edition ofLooks from Books, which aims to prove that you can look smart, while still beingbook-smart, too.Fashion inspirationcan be found between the pagesof your favorite ...

9 hours ago — The Huffington Post Why SCOTUS' DOMA, Prop 8 Rulings Will Be Anything But Simple
By Richard Wolf USA Today via Religion News Service (RNS) If the range of possible Supreme Court rulings on gay marriage this month requires a scorecard, the potential confusion arising ...

9 hours ago — The Huffington Post Elizabeth Much: How I Became a Bat Mitzvah Woman
The last thing that I wanted at the pinnacle of pimple-faced puberty (circa 1974) was to stand in front of all of my friends and family and chant in Hebrew. My parents had given me the choice o...

9 hours ago — The Huffington Post Pope vs. Pope: How Different Are They?
By Alessandro Speciale Religion News Service VATICAN CITY (RNS) As a millennia-old institution, the Vatican is accustomed to change at a glacial pace. But in the eyes of many outside the ch...

9 hours ago — The Huffington Post Benjamin Barer: A Precondition for Intrafaith Engagement
One of the most exciting things to me about becoming a Jewish professional is having the opportunity to leave my small mark on a community that I love, specifically by increasing our ability to ...

9 hours ago — The Huffington Post Derek Penwell: The Bruises You Get From Hitting Someone Else
My five-year-old is in training to be a ninja. Part of that training requires hitting me. A lot. One of the problems with his hitting me, though -- you know, apart from the fact that waywa...

9 hours ago — The Huffington Post Bridgette Dunlap: Cincinnati Archdiocese Appeals Award to Teacher Fired for IVF Pregnancy: Examining the 'Religious Freedom'...
When Christa Dias became pregnant, she was a computer teacher for two schools in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, Holy Family and St. Lawrence. She shared the good news with her principal when she...

9 hours ago — The Huffington Post Virginia Sanchez-Korrol: Saving St. Anselm's
The call for action to restore the irreplaceable Byzantine Revival artwork and Romanesque Revival architecture of St. Anselm's Roman Catholic Church in the South Bronx must not go unheeded. Perh...

9 hours ago — The Huffington Post Mike Ghouse: Goddess Saraswati Statue With Barack Obama Symbolizes Relationship Between Indonesia and the U.S.
The Indonesian Embassy in Washington D.C. has expressed her relationship with the United States in the most unique way -- by building a statue of Saraswati, the iconic representation of educatio...

9 hours ago — Cape Cod Times AMA recognizes obesity as a disease
The American Medical Association has recognized obesity as a disease, rather than a "condition" or "disorder." Though the AMA's classification has no legal ramification, many doctors hope this d...

9 hours ago — Newswise Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Collaborates on Bipartisan Medicare Bill to Treat and Reduce Obesity
A promising bipartisan bill that increases vital access and reimbursement for obesity screening and counseling services has been introduced in Congress, thanks in part to the Academy of Nutritio...