You know those people who seamlessly transition from season to season wearing the latest trends and always looking fabulous? Yeeaaaaahhhh, I'm not one of those people. My M.O. is more like this: read a magazine article about "the hottest looks for fall," think "yeah, I could pull that off," buy a ridiculous outfit or new makeup and then have it sit in my room for the next four months while I summon up the courage to try it.

Are you totally obsessed with Mad Men like I am? I just can't get over how beautiful the women always look. I'm totally digging the retro makeup (like in this how-to), so you can imagine how excited I was to find out what products are actually used on set! Now I just need to master one of these retro hairstyles and find the perfect 60s dress, any suggestions?

OMG, did anyone watch the Daytime Emmys this weekend? Young and the Restless star Stacy Haiduk walked the red carpet with one of the prop stuffed cats from the show as her purse!

It may not be my place (or maybe it is?), but I think I need to clarify to the world the dos and don'ts of messy updos:

It's been rumored that Megan Fox is playing Catwoman in the next Batman film! I'm pretty sure every guy (and quite a lot of girls) pumped their fists in the air when they heard this.

You know how some people are eyes, or legs, or butt people? Well I am a teeth gal. (It's not as much about straightness, it's more of a general whiteness/cleanliness thing.) So you can imagine my excitement when I found this list of the cities with the best and the worst teeth. I know where I'm taking my next vacation (and where I'm avoiding at all costs) …

I'm so bummed. I've been using my cleanser for ages and I was convinced that it was getting my skin perfectly clean, but it totally wasn't. In retrospect, the near-constant breakouts should have been an indication that something was up, but I don't think I'm the only one who assumed that washing your face automatically gets rid of all the gunk.

There are certain things that I just refuse to spend a lot of money on. Sunglasses for example (at the rate I misplace mine there's just no point) and definitely body lotion. Why would I spend a ton of money on a fancy lotion when there are so many cheaper versions that do the same (if not better!) job?

Earlier today, we were pondering a profound (at least, I like to think it was) question: How important is it to practice what you preach? By this, I mean, do you care if the person giving you hair advice is bald? Or the makeup tips you're getting are coming from someone who, frankly, looks a bit disheveled?

Sure, that second (er, fifth, whatever) margarita out by the pool seemed like a good idea at the time, but now I've got a lovely sunburn to show for it (not to mention the hangover, luckily this video can fix that).