Solar eclipse in Sagittarius: make the most of Thanksgiving!
Thanksgiving Day this year sees a solar eclipse in Sagittarius, so let its exuberant energy help you turn tight funds into a fun feast with loved ones. Don't let a shortage of cash get in the way of everyone's fun (and appetite)!

Aries will bring out old holiday mementos, ornaments and outfits to give their celebration a homey theme at very little cost. As always, their enthusiasm will be infectious.

Similarly, Taurus will dig eagerly for holiday trinkets that have been hidden away over the years ... and they'll be delighted with their discoveries!

Gemini will realize that the only thing that really matters is love. The eclipse in their opposite sign of partnerships will make them happy just to snuggle with their partner.

As usual, Cancer's role will be one of nurturing. They normally like to add a touch of luxury, but in today's tough times, they'll be happy just to be of service to others.


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Regis PhilbinToday is Regis Philbin's last show on "Live With Regis And Kelly," and the television stalwart is retiring as a world record-holder.

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Philbin, 80, has worked in front of the TV cameras for nearly 17,000 hours--and that's a Guinness World Record. And for the past 26 years, he's been most famous for hosting the "Live" morning show, first with Kathie Lee Gifford and then with Kelly Ripa. (Philbin's wife Joy was a frequent fill-in cohost, and became known as a personality in her own right. She and Philbin have four children.)

Just like Oprah Winfrey's final broadcast, the show's guest list is top secret, but it's likely that Gifford, as well as Philbin's buddy Jerry Seinfeld, will be making an appearance. Philbin got the honor of a 20/20 special this week: "The Morning Maestro with Katie Couric."

"I feel bittersweet about it," Philbin told Seinfeld, talking about his departure.

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Fact: The words "lumpy" and "gluey" should not be in the mashed potato vocabulary. But it takes the right tools and technique to keep spuds from becoming a gummy, pasty mess. First, you have to ditch the masher or blender and get yourself a food mill (a ricer will work too!). Once you've done that, follow these steps below and you'll have mashed potatoes so light and airy, you'll think they were sent by the tuber gods.


Step 1
Prepare your potatoes. Peel 4 pounds russet and 1 pound Yukon Gold potatoes. (These measurements are based on a recipe to serve 8-10. Click for full recipe).



Maxime IattoniStep 2
Cut into 2" pieces, adding to pot half-filled with cold water as they are cut. Stir in 3 tablespoons of kosher salt. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to medium-low and gently simmer until tender, 10-15 minutes.




Maxime IattoniStep 3
Drain potatoes and transfer to a baking sheet. Let dry, 5-10 minutes.







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About Gregory Earls

When Gregory Earls isn't eating at Roscoe's House of Chicken and Waffles, he pays the bills by taking up space at 20th Century Fox in the Feature Post Production Department. He's a proud graduate of Norfolk State University and the American Film Institute, where he studied cinematography. He's an award-winning director who has amassed a reel of short films, music videos, and (yes) a wedding video or two. Steadfastly butchering the Italian language since 2002, he hopes to someday master the language just enough to inform his in-laws how much he loves their daughter, Stefania, who was born and raised in Milan, Italy. Gregory currently resides in Venice, California where he goes giddy every time he spots that dude who roller skates and plays the electric guitar at the same time. During football season, he can be found at the Stovepiper Lounge, a Cleveland Browns bar in the Valley where he roots for the greatest football team in the history of Cleveland.

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