One of the greatest perks about being more eco-conscious, aside from saving resources and living a more sustainable life, is that doing so encourages us to cut back. Focusing on the motto of recycle, reduce and reuse can do wonders on our budgets and help save more instead of spending on things we don't need. The secret to jumping on the green bandwagon and saving more cash is simple — you just have to commit to it. Check out my guide to 10 ways you can cut back, save money and lighten your footprint.
It's obvious why Wednesday earned its rep as "hump day" — certainly in theory, anyway. Falling exactly in the middle of our week, and signaling the oncoming weekend, it seems a likely day for something special. But not since Wednesday's ritual early dismissal from high school can I recall anything tangible to beat the midweek slump and celebrate the fact that the weekend is almost within reach.
Sure, there's the mental awareness of hump day's arrival, the relief that the weekend's just around the corner — or perhaps the panic that we have only two workdays left to be productive and complete everything on our to-do lists. But I'm wondering, are there any hump day rituals that make this day stand out from the rest? Does the day's title serve only as a psychological mood booster, or do you have an activity, tip, or trick that makes your Wednesday different from the rest of the week? Tell me, is your hump day all it's cracked up to be — is Wednesday really that different from the rest of the weekly grind?
Straightforward budgets aren't always the best solution for people trying to get a handle on their money — the inflexible nature of budgeting can be a frustrating turn-off. Just because you're not one for budgets doesn't mean there isn't hope for following a plan that will get your finances on track. A spending plan is a better solution than a traditional budget for those who want a less rigid method for managing their money. Give your dollars some direction and take control by taking these five simple steps for creating a spending plan.
The latest New Moon goodies are here, and we're breaking down just what that means about the film. Plus, check out Rihanna's sexy new promo video for the first single off her upcoming album and Adam Lambert's saucy photo shoot and interview. Glee heads to the World Series and a pre-DUI Stephanie Pratt confronts Holly Montag. Watch PopSugar Rush now!
When preparing for an interview, the last thing you want to worry about is what to wear. Enter the Perfect Pieces from Ann Taylor. These are the go-to pieces every woman should have in her wardrobe; they require little effort but offer endless style. They are the pieces that will have you looking (and feeling) chic and confident as you walk into that interview so you can land your dream job! In this video, you’ll get interview style tips directly from Ann Taylor’s head designer, Lisa Axelson, and Ann Taylor style director, Kristin Rawson.
In an admittedly gutsy career move, Susan Barton will be taking over her husband's job at Slate for two weeks. The experiment, a kind of real-world take on Freaky Friday — and aptly titled Freaky Fortnight — details the adventures of this 30-something mom and her husband switching roles — Susan taking to the office at Slate as an editor, and her husband taking the reigns at home to care for their two children.
It's a brave attempt at experiencing daily life in someone else's shoes. At a certain point, our own routines have become second nature, and it's impossible to know exactly where another career path would take us, how it would affect us, and how we would fare. So, despite the occasional wishful thinking to experience life as a movie star or dream job of your choice, tell me, would you ever seriously consider switching jobs with your partner?
Ann Taylor brings you the must haves for every modern woman. From the perfect trousers to the perfect sheath dress to the perfect pencil skirt, these are the go-to pieces that will take you from desk to dusk, elegantly and effortlessly. The new Ann will not only make dressing easy — but also absolutely chic! Check out the video below for a glimpse behind the seams into the new world of Ann Taylor.
It's obvious why Wednesday earned its rep as "hump day" — certainly in theory, anyway. Falling exactly in the middle of our week, and signaling the oncoming weekend, it seems a likely day for something special. But not since Wednesday's ritual early dismissal from high school can I recall anything tangible to beat the midweek slump and celebrate the fact that the weekend is almost within reach.
In an admittedly gutsy career move, Susan Barton will be taking over her husband's job at Slate for two weeks. The experiment, a kind of real-world take on Freaky Friday — and aptly titled 
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