March 27, 2012
- 10:00 am
By CC Staff
Tags: break up, elizabeth olsen, facebook enemies, fashion, hunger games, isla fisher, kendall jenner, lindsay lohan, mad men, Relationships, usher
March 23, 2012
- 10:00 am
By CC Staff

Whitney Houston on cocaine at time of death
14 things science says guys love!
‘Mad Men’ review by Maureen Ryan
Snooki now carrying a baby doll in preparation of motherhood!
Dear Don, this is the last time I give you love advice
3 easy ways to recreate old or thrifted items
Spring cleaning: 5 ways to freshen your relationship
Mom puts 7-year-old on a diet in the worst Vogue article ever
What do you do when the honeymoon phase is over?
March 21, 2012
- 10:00 am
By CC Staff
Tags: bad relationships, Courtney Love, Coutnry Stodden, fetishes, hump day, jennifer lawrence, josh hutcherson, mad men, Relationships, Sex, sex tips, sofia vergara, temptation
February 25, 2012
- 2:30 pm
By CC Staff

Finally! A “Mad Men” Relationship Guide!
Beauty tips from women men love
Tyra Banks graduated from Harvard Business School
Reasons to shop at thrift stores
Get Miranda Kerr‘s super cute outfit!
Geek Chic: fashion inspired by Doctor Who
TOMS ballet flats are so cute!
How to “sculpt” your face in three simple steps!
A Rebecca Minkoff Interview
Tags: beauty, college beauty, college fashion, college style, fashion, fashion and beauty overload, mad men, Miranda Kerr's, rebecca minkoff, Style, thrift shopping, toms, tyra banks, vintage, women men love
January 30, 2012
- 10:00 am
By CC Staff
January 29, 2012
- 12:00 pm
By Michelle - College of Idaho

When I was offered a copy of The Unofficial Mad Men Cookbook, I couldn’t say no. I had watched the show a few times, but was more connected to the style of the characters and the nostalgia of an era (that I admittedly have never experienced) rather than the show itself. This cookbook takes episodes and features recipes based on what the characters ate or did. The attention to detail is kind of amazing.
I was delighted to find that the book had an impressive cocktail section. I didn’t drink much in college, but have recently gotten very interested in making fancy drinks. My favorite so far is the Sidecar, adapted from episode 8 of season 1. It includes cognac, Cointreau, and lemon and orange juice. It’s as strong as it sounds, but strangely appealing.
The only problem with some of the drinks is the recipes sometimes call for specific types of alcohol that I would say most college students would be unable to afford.
The recipes for food are at once familiar and unfamiliar. I recognize a lot of them as adaptations from cookbooks of my great-grandmother’s, but aren’t anything I’ve ever made before. Beef Wellington? Chicken Kiev? Pineapple-Glazed Ham? I guess the alien feeling of the recipes is a benefit; it makes me realize how long ago the 50s and 60s were! The recipe I attempted from this section, Miss Farrell’s Fettuccine Alfredo, was unlike any fettuccine Alfredo I’ve had before. Read More »
August 26, 2011
- 3:00 pm
By Leah - Ryerson University
So maybe I’ve spent too much time catching up on the season of Mad Men, but I’m currently obsessed with the sixties. Lucky for me, my fav fashion designers are swinging to the same tune, with lots of sixty-inspired pieces flooding down the runway. Perfect for channeling my inner Peggy Olson.
I’m sure, like me, you have no desire to look like an extra on the set of Mad Men. While Banana Republic has introduced an inspired collection to do just that, the price tags associated with it are not meant for college girls on a budget. While you could wait until there’s a good sale at BR, there are lots of 60s-inspired pieces at more reasonable prices.
The Swinging Sixties are a fun decade to draw fashion inspiration from, partially because there were two distinct styles present during the time. Though the time period marks the birth of the mini-skirt, there was also a large focus on lady-like attire, inspired by Jackie O. Some of my favorite sixty-inspired pieces are peter pan collars, shift dresses and swing coats. Read More »
Tags: 1960s, affordable fashion, Banana Republic, budget stylista, college fashion, fall 2011 trends, fall trends, fashion on a budget, mad men, mad men fashion, peggy olson, retro fashion, sixties fashion
August 24, 2011
- 10:00 am
By CC Staff

Betty Draper is as scary as she seems
Best. Craigslist Ad. Ever.
Well that’s unusual: W Magazine ages model 120 years
The Olsen Twins finally making a clothing line we can afford
Is this Taylor Swift topless photo real?
Jada Pinkett Smith sounds off on these divorcing rumors/truths
We had it so easy in elementary school
Om nom nom….cheese
Love or hate Vanessa Hudgens’ oversized sweater dress?
July 27, 2011
- 10:00 am
By CC Staff

Ryan Gosling shakes it with Justin Timberlake
Leighton Meester is having some mother trouble
Are these ladies the new Sex and the City stars?
Mad Men collection from Banana Republic is now on Gilt!
What do guys really think of female ejaculation?
Best core strengthening exercises
Isn’t breakfast just the best?
How to successfully date in college
Emma Stone loves Conan

My mom tells me that my life is a bit too connected to TV. (Her exact words were actually, “You’re pathetic,” but whatever…) And maybe she’s right. I get really stressed out when my DVR is over 45% full, I won’t go anywhere on a Saturday morning until I’ve watched at least 2 episodes of Beverly Hills 90210 on Soap Net and I get really cranky when my favorite shows go on hiatus (I’m looking at you, Glee!).
And when the rumors started circulating that Mad Men may not be coming back to TV because of some stupid arguments about product placement and commercial length? Oh. Em. Gee. I went on a rampage that may or may not have ended with a broken TV remote and an empty half-gallon of cookie dough ice cream. It was bad news.
But then, a ray of sunlight! A beacon of hope! A report from my pop culture experts that the situation has been settled! And another tub of ice cream down the gullet…only this time in celebration!
Someone call A&E. I think I need an intervention.