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In Treatment

Insecure? Just pinkie swear. Can’t decide? Break out the Ouija. Wondering who dealt it? ’Twas he who smelt it. (Duh.)

If only the world still played by elementary school rules.

Call time-out on grown-up concerns at Truce, the new ...

Run, Lola, Run

Your high school track career was glorious — if brief. (You were forced into early retirement when you contracted scabies after a make-out session on the high-jump mat.)

But there’s nothing stopping you from lacing up again. Especially with Christi Masi’s ...

Sweetest Things 2007: First Prize

Back in December, we presented you, dear readers, with nominees in the realms of fashion, food, beauty, arts, and culture. Facebook campaigns, attempts at bribery, and mudslinging ensued. The time has finally come to announce the Sweetest Things 2007 winners.

Hoop Dreams

Sure, you’ve tried draping yourself around balls, doing it dog style, and dancing like a high-class hooker.

But so far, no exercise fad has struck your fancy.

Perhaps gyrating wildly will do the trick. Find out with hooping, a ...

Don’t Get SAD, Get Glad

Are you feeling melancholy and lethargic? Do you find yourself self-medicating with alcohol, Ambien, and/or brownies? Then ask your health care provider about DailyCandy’s guide to beating the winter blues.

Perk up your pretty face with Red’s new facials ...

A Hair-Raising Experience

Wearing your hair down is so 2007. Ring in the New Year with a festive updo from the creative geniuses at Vain. (Bonus for the lazy: It works best on unwashed hair.)

You will need
Bobby pins
Sparkly hair pins, ...

Sweetest Things 2007: The Midas Touch

It’s the last day of Sweetest Things nominations (although you have until January 14 to vote). Until the winners are announced on February 1, it’s anybody’s prize.

Today, you’re hooked on a feeling. Vote for the spa, service, or aesthetician ...

Therein Lies the Rub

Start with 60 minutes of massage, subtract 30 minutes of sitting in the Mercer mess, factor in a twenty-minute grocery run, divide by the stress of arranging childcare, and what do you get?

A big zero. Unless you balance the ...