• Fight Like A Girl for Breast Cancer

    Fight Like A Girl for Breast Cancer

    For all of us twenty-something college girls with pre-gravitized boobies, it’s time to wake up and smell the sterilized tools: breast cancer is common in women under the age of 30. Before you all go kill-the-messenger crazy on me, think about it. Breast cancer is not just a menopausal-mommy disease.

  • 8 Really Ugly Pairs of Jeans

    8 Really Ugly Pairs of Jeans

    Today is Lee’s National Denim Day, an awesome yearly fundraiser that raises money for Breast Cancer. Not only are we huge advocates of raising money for Breast Cancer (learn more here), but we also LOVE denim and couldn’t be happier that it’s now socially acceptable to wear it on the top AND the bottom. But as much as we love our jeans, we don’t love every style. In fact, some styles are downright offensive. Think you’ve seen bad jeans? You ain’t seen nothing yet.

  • Previving Breast Cancer: Q&A with Maureen Dolan-Galaviz

    Previving Breast Cancer: Q&A with Maureen Dolan-Galaviz

    On January 11, 2011, Claudia Gilmore will undergo a preventative double mastectomy with reconstruction. The 23-year old does not have breast cancer, but has a genetic mutation that makes her more likely to develop cancerous cells in the future. She began writing a blog about life with the mutation several months ago.

  • Candy Dish: Need a Halloween Costume?

    Candy Dish: Need a Halloween Costume?

    • Here are 10 totally unsexy costume ideas.
    • Levi Johnston says such smart things.
    • How does Ryan Kwanten get that hot bod?
    • Become a better dresser - a step by step guide.
    • ABC Family gives ‘Friday Night Lights’ the axe.
    • So, how does the Mulberry for Target line stack up?

  • Shopping Pink: Cuteness for a Cause

    Shopping Pink: Cuteness for a Cause

    There is no shortage the pink goodness to go around this month – it seems like everyone’s getting in on the fun (including the NFL!). The best thing about it (besides the fact that every dollar spent helps find a cure, of course) is that a lot of stuff we’d buy anyway is going pink, so it’s never been easier to contribute to the cause.