November 2008

In honor of our tribute, Oprah decided on 20 things she knows for sure.

This month, we asked a notable group of men and women Oprah's favorite question.

The 80 winners of the first-ever O-White House Leadership Project contest get a crash course in changing the world.

They run programs for the poor, produce eco-friendly clothing, teach science to young girls, and more. Get inspired.

Cutting remarks, "helpful" suggestions—how to handle these verbal ambushes? Martha Beck shows you how.

Suze Orman's four simple ways to save.

The Dirty Sexy Money star thought that solving problems would make him a man. Then his wife taught him the real answer.

Our etiquette panel takes on some tricky situations. Jancee Dunn collects their solutions. This month: PDA 

An unexpected shot of something hot—a stunning color, a sheer shirt, a sharp jacket—can make your wardrobe entirely more modern.

Ankle or knee high, flat or well heeled—take your pick from fall's chicest trends. (Plus comfortable and wide calf styles!)

Our favorite finds of the season at crazy low prices.

Eleven watches we love.

A few things we think are just great.

Adam Glassman answers the questions your best friends won't. This month, how to shop for separates.

With flattening lines and delicate details, these reinvented classics are polished for work and comfortable for play.

We took the Real Housewives of Orange County out of their West Coast comfort zone and gave them a sleek New York City makeover. Go behind the scenes with the stars.

News on the latest wrinkle filler.

If the notion of oil on your skin (especially your face) sounds a little too greasy, these elegant cleansers and moisturizers will be mind opening.

Fifteen tiny but powerful life tweaks that will make you happier and healthier.

Dr. Mehmet Oz serves up a revealing beauty quiz and gives advice on how to achieve a more magnificent you.

After a life-threatening pregnancy, Veronica Chambers was sure she'd never regain her health. Now she's on track to be fitter than ever.

Symptoms and risks to look out for.

A new tool in fighting against osteoporosis.

Cutting-edge neuroscience has escaped from the lab and is suddenly showing up everywhere.

A rational man of science learned from a patient's mother that science isn't everything.

David L.Katz, MD, sorts out the healthy, the harmful, and the hype. This month, could a seed fight cancer?

A gloriously stress-free feast, courtesy of five brilliant chefs.

Suzan Colón discovers fresh ideas for bringing homemade meals to work. Get the recipes. Plus, five lunchboxes we love.

The Brothers & Sisters star expands herself with a haunting novel of family exile, a memoir on meaning, and other great reads.

Running a little low on optimism? Our columnist shares a few excellent reasons to be cheerful.

Having a husband around: comforting and fun. Having him away for a few days: pure euphoria. Why time apart can bring couples closer.