Cookie Magazine on Shine

Cookie crumbles, along with a tiny bit of my heart

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Early Monday morning, Conde Nast announced its decision to fold Cookie magazine, along with three other titles (Gourmet, Elegant Bride and Modern…

Smart Cookies and Celeb. Moms on the Red Carpet

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On April 20, 2009 Cookie honored Uma Thurman, Debra Messing, Salma Hayek, Judy Woodruff, and three other incredible moms who are changing the world every day. Check out all the red carpet fashions

8 Coolest Haircuts for Kids (and how to achieve them)

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8 of the Coolest Haircuts for Kids: fresh crops for squirmy tots: where to go, what to know, and how to keep them still

1. The Velma

A cute and quirky cut for medium-fine hair

The Rules: Intentional "microbangs" like these are one thing; accidental microbangs are quite another. To avoid the latter, be sure to take into account the shrinkage factor: While trimming bangs wet—the only way to guarantee precision—add at least half an inch to the desired length. (The especially wary may want to tack on a whole extra inch.) Once the bangs dry, you can always tinker a bit.

The Tools: Use short scissors, which are easier to maneuver. Try Tweezerman Stainless 2000 5½-inch Shears, $21, Pure Beauty .

Should Cookie Magazine Get Killed?

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Conde Nast, publisher of such household name magazines as Vogue, GQ and Wired recently shuttered it’s moderately successful mag Domino. Now the word is Conde Nast needs to bring the ax down on another low performer. On a possible death row list are Wired, Allure, Details, Gourmet and Cookie…

Deciding your family size

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Some couples are destined to have a large family. My parents say they always knew they wanted to have four kids. Some how it just worked out that they'd have twins and two more children. Me? I'm not buying into any thoughts that that "four is the new two." (Seriously, you must read...

Are you a stray at home mom?

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Just in time for Mother's Day, the New York Post just dropped quite a bomb: According to a new survey of 30,000 American moms, "A shocking 34 percent of mothers reported having had an extramarital affair after the birth of their children." Additionally, more than half confessed to contemplating straying on their spouses, and even more tragic, 48 percent of them claimed they suspected their husbands already had or were currently having an affair. WTF is going on!? But oh my, there's more!