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If you'd like an extra kick in your cocktail, ask the bartender to pour it into a short glass. Odds are, he'll overpour by 20 to 30 percent. It comes...

Move over, red punch, wine and--gasp--regular brewed coffee. Wedding drinks have become frothy, fancy and elaborate. The coffee alone served at many weddings today could make Starbucks jealous. Many of...

Ann Thomas knew that the costs for high school seniors were rising, but she had no idea she'd be paying nearly $1,000 for her son Sean to get out of...

No canoodling on the wedding night? About one in three brides-to-be expect to hop in the sack and snooze after the wedding reception. One in 10 say they anticipate staying...

You can go home again. That's what so many people who grew up -- or sobered up -- watching "Pee-wee's Playhouse" are discovering these days. Cartoon Network has reached back...

The growth of women's hockey -- occasionally in the form of a ponytail underneath a helmet -- was on display earlier this month. Four of the 22 on-ice counselors at...

Contrary to what many of us think, our feet shouldn't hurt. If they do, they're probably trying to tell us something. Perry Julien, a podiatrist who specializes in sports-related injuries,...

Experienced teachers head back to school with more than lesson plans. They're in a unique position to impart good advice to parents as well. "The advice I would share with...

Showing up with red eyes is usually a no-no at an early-morning job interview. Or at a breakfast meeting with the boss. Or in the driver's seat facing the cop...

In a world that worships baby-smooth skin, Boomers just might have found the fountain of youth. Again. But this time, models for the latest cosmetics lines actually are older than...