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This week, answers to readers' questions about gambling on a surprise visit, sending gifts for baby announcements that come in the form of a text and other issues.

Seventh Avenue hopes Michelle Obama will be the lifeline to revive the fashion industry in a recession.

Beards have had their moment, now it’s time for mustaches to get their 10 minutes of fame.

When couples play private games, there's no end to the rule revising and subrule bending.

Stylists predict celebrities will keep it simple on the red carpets in light of the economy.

Saks Fifth Avenue uses Soviet-inspired art in its spring marketing campaign, inspired by the bold graphic designs and propaganda spirit of Constructivist art.

Need relief but can't afford to use shopping as therapy? There are options.

Many who are faced with a chronic condition or a terminal diagnosis find a new purpose in exercise, developing regimens that leave them in the best shape of their lives.

Washington hostesses are strategizing on how to get the Obamas to dinner.

This clear-green liquor used to be available only on the black market, but nowadays its exclusivity factor has faded.