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Italian shoe god Giuseppe Zanotti makes some gorgeously sexy footwear . . . and dangerous, too, apparently. The designer has teamed up with Colette to create these Giuseppe Zanotti x Colette Swarovski Strass Bullet Ballerina Flats ($448). Granted, the bullets are totally blingified, but they're weapons nonetheless, holster included. What do you think — freaky or fabulous? Freaky or Read more
It's good to get rid of all the clutter in your life — at home, at work, and even on your computer. Dealing with too many emails can make you overwhelmed and less productive, because weeding through a mess of messages can feel like a herculean task. Organization expert Peter Walsh shared some great tips for better managing your emails: Archive all your emails: "Bite the bullet: archive—don't Read more
Ever want to read your interviewer's mind? LearnVest shares a couple of secrets hiring managers don't want you to know. The next time you walk into an interview, consider the following: Your wedding or engagement ring? Can and may be used against you. Those photos of kids on a hiring manager's desk? They may not actually be the manager's children — but the photo is designed to get you talking Read more
Steven Spielberg's 1975 classic Jaws stands alone as the mother of all Summer blockbusters. There's surf, sand, sun, and, of course, a mega-sized great white shark. 37 years after its original run, Universal is finally releasing the flick on Blu-ray in August. Let's celebrate by citing our favorite lines, though I don't think we're gonna be able to fit Quint's epic U.S.S. Indianapolis monologue Read more
If you don't want your email to get lost among the mountain of job pitches in a recruiter's inbox, perhaps you need to revise your strategy. Michael Junge, Google recruiter and author of Purple Squirrel, gives a few pointers on writing the ideal introduction email with SavvySugar in an interview. Be specific. Junge says he's more likely to click on an email that's specific versus one that's Read more
The weather's getting warmer, which means we can all start enjoying outdoor workouts. And what better way to take advantage of Spring weather than training for a race? Signing up for a race can be one of the best ways to get in shape for Summer. Once you sign up, after all, you'll be less apt to skip a workout if you know you've got a big run to complete in a few months. And having a concrete Read more
Lately, we've seen a plethora of products that claim to keep your hair in place without leaving a crease. You've probably seen them around — they're the elastic headbands and hair ties that knot in the back. Brands like Athleta ($8), Sephora ($8), Shopbop ($45), and Emi Jay ($11) all make their own versions, but they're essentially the same thing: elasticized ribbon that's about an inch wide. Read more
Let's feed the baby! For the first six months of baby's life, all he consumes is breast milk or formula — and when the time comes to introduce him to real foods, mama wants only the best. For this reason, lots of new moms decide to make their baby food at home, using organic fruits and veggies, and a baby food processor makes the endeavor oh-so-much easier! Simple: The Magic Baby Bullet Read more
Chuck, Sarah, and Casey are trapped on a train in Japan on this week's Chuck, but back in Burbank, Alex is in danger too, as villain Quinn kidnaps her to manipulate Casey. Sarah, meanwhile, experiences the ups and downs of the Intersect, and Ellie and Awesome try to figure out if they can stop it before it starts to affect her memory. We're getting closer to the series finale, so while Chuck is Read more
Sex and the City isn't just popular with video bootleggers: according to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection's list of top seizures, it's also the most popular counterfeit perfume, WWD reports. Out of 138 commercial perfume shipments Customs intercepted for counterfeit scents, 52 contained fake SATC fragrances. And in total, the agency seized more than a million bogus bottles of the stuff last Read more
