Keep the turkey and mashed potatoes, but spice up your holiday by branching out with the rest of the menu and family activities. It’s easier than you might think to mix the old with the new for a day to remember.

Clutter doesn’t just drive us crazy—it slows us down. Fortunately, getting organized doesn’t have to be time-consuming or expensive. Here are a few things you probably already have around the house that are organizers in disguise.

Vocalpoint is always conducting focus groups, and talking to women across the country, to gain insights on a variety of products and services. Explore the recent cities Vocalpoint has visited and the women we’ve met along the way.

As much as we’d love to make all of our children’s birthday treats from scratch, many of us don’t have the time. But a few shortcuts can help you make store-bought look homemade. See what you can do to jazz up cupcakes, cookies, and brownies.

Did you know that the average woman tries on nine pairs of jeans before finding one that fits? Here’s your guide to getting in and out of the dressing room faster with the best jeans to flatter your body.

If your relationship feels a little stale, you’re not alone. According to a recent survey of women ages 25 to 60, 81% said they let other activities rise above intimacy in their lives. Ready to rev up the romance? Check out these ideas.

Why do our weekday mornings always seem to be filled with race, rush, RRRRrr!? It’s time for an AM makeover! Start your day in a more relaxed way—here are the keys to less madness and better mornings.

Driving at night might not sound like a good time to sightsee, but everything looks a little different (sometimes magical) in the dark. Here are few routes that might make you want to slow down and open the moonroof.

Doesn’t a massage sound good? How about a facial? Ooooh, always. But a spa appointment may not easily fit into your schedule or budget. Pssst, here’s how to indulge in stress-relieving, inexpensive comforts without leaving your house.

Even if you settled for “mystery meat” when you were in school, there’s hope for your kids. Schools are beginning to pay more attention to healthy lunchtime eating. Here’s how to help them make the change.