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Cold weather is harsh on the skin--especially the skin on your face. Here are a few products to keep you looking dazzling all winter long.
November 2009
A stunning new film takes a hard look at an unlikely heroine.
November 2009
Nine classic coats at reasonable prices.
November 2009
11 ways to find your calling: when they knew, what they knew.if they knew.
November 2009
From sweet cotton slippers to pretty etched-glass bowls, creating one-of-a-kind presents is easier and cheaper than you might think. Below, four books to help you get crafty this holiday season, plus gift ideas for those who'd rather leave the work to the professionals.
November 2009
Europeans have said no to food technology we've embraced. So, how safe is it?
November 2009
Mercury in candy bars? Radon in granite counter-tops? Here's the news about the latest viral health rumors.
November 2009
Yes, you can (finally) wear Jimmy Choo! Check out his new lines for H&M and Project PEP.
November 2009
Leggings are everywhere, but how to revisit the trend without looking like Olivia Newton-John? For the adult woman, these rules are timeless.
November 2009
Pam Houston reviews Lit by Mary Karr, an irresistible memoir, chronicling a decade of motherhood, alcoholism, and a long, skeptical slog toward faith.
November 2009
O's beauty director, Valerie Monroe, on DIY caffeine beauty masks.
November 2009
O's beauty director, Valerie Monroe, on whether makeup primers actually do anything.
November 2009
O's beauty director, Valerie Monroe, has a solution for dark undereye circles.
November 2009
Vince Passaro reviews Invisible by Paul Auster, an intricate and compelling construction, partly made up of the fragmented memoir of a dying man, as he looks back at one year, 1967.
November 2009
Jim Shepard reviews A Friend of the Family by Lauren Grodstein, a novel about a father who is the poster boy for the entitlement felt by an intrusive parent.
November 2009
Francine Prose reviews Too Much Happiness by Alice Munro, a collection of 10 powerful short stories.
November 2009
Elaina Richardson reviews Just Like Us: The True Story of Four Mexican Girls Coming of Age in America by Helen Thorpe, a book that puts a human face on the frequently obtuse conversation of immigration.
November 2009
Cathleen Medwick reviews Guardians of Being by spiritual teacher Eckhart Tolle and comic strip artist Patrick McDonnell, an inspired collaboration that pairs Tolle's original words with McDonnell's playfully rendered drawings.
November 2009
Read the first chapter from A Friend of the Family by Lauren Grodstein, one of the titles from O's November 2009 Reading Room.
November 2009
Our top picks for all-weather boots this season.
November 2009