Julie Kendrick

This nonprofit provides free, nutritious volunteer-cooked meals to families with a seriously ill child.

Youtheory is a Costco supplier specializing in collagen, turmeric and other trend adaptogens.

When you can't be bothered to make stock from scratch, make sure you're buying a decent one at the store.

There’s not always time to sit down for a manicure, but there’s pretty much always time for a set of press-on nails. We talked to leading nail artists to find out which brands the pros r...

There is a land between your goal of from-scratch cooking and your stand against too much takeout. Your next-best choice is a nutritious frozen meal that you keep on hand just for nights like this.

I wrote about free coffee beans, unlimited time off, indoor bike parking, mental health benefits & (of course) bringing your dog to work.

British author P. G. Wodehouse once said that there are six varieties of hangover: "the Broken Compass, the Sewing Machine, the Comet, the Atomic, the Cement Mixer, and the Gremlin Boogie." No matter which one is plaguing you, there are home cooks all over the world who have some terrific recipes to help set you right.

What Susan Sarandon ate off the "fruit-gina" display backstage at the Vagina Monologues, and what really went down with the guy who proposed while dressed in a full-size bear costume.

Eco-friendly chefs share ways you can make a difference while making dinner.

Nutritionist suggestions on smart, doable resolutions to take nourishing care of yourself in the year ahead.

We talked to chefs about the easiest, quickest and smartest ways to up your cooking game, and here’s what they told us.

It’s dry. It’s itchy. It’s driving you crazy. But is your problem just dry skin, or is it eczema, which is also known as atopic dermatitis?

They’re all over your social media feed – gorgeous charcuterie boards overflowing with seasonal meats, cheeses and crackers. There are even entire winter villages built of these protein-packed appetizers. Here's how to get your head in the game and win your next board.

The "party pile" of shoes at the front door of every gathering. Those decorative pots full of dead tree branches. Christmas wreaths that stay up until May. It's winter in Minnesota, all right.

I talked to celebrity chef Curtis Stone to learn his foolproof secrets for making this national delicacy.