Regina Brett is a columnist in The Plain Dealer in Cleveland, Ohio. Twice a Pulitzer Prize finalist, the winner of two National Headliner Award, Brett was inducted into the Press Club of Cleveland's Journalism Hall of Fame in 2009. As she celebrated her 50th birthday in 2006, she wrote her most distributed column “50 Life Lessons” which subsequently expanded into a 50-chapter book God Never Blinks: 50 Lessons for Life's Little Detours. Read more »

The life of a supermodel is exciting and glorious but it takes a lot more than beauty to become one. Walking the podium has led Carmen Dell’Orefice to a record in the Guinness Book for being the supermodel with the longest career. From the time she graced the cover of Vogue at 15 years of age, to this day, Carmen continues to model for top designers at the age of 80! Read more »

Coco Chanel, the legendary designer and style revolutionary, would have been 128 years old this Friday August 19, 2011. Born a Leo, Coco surrounded herself with statues of lions wherever she lived, and she certainly associated herself with a Lioness. “I am a Leo, and like a lion, I use my claws to prevent people from doing me harm, but, believe me, I suffer more from scratching than from being scratched”. Five lion statues are guarding her tomb in Lausanne, Switzerland. Read more »

If you ever wondered who captures the genius of the finest people in the world – take a look at the work of legendary photographer Annie Leibovitz. John Lennon, Queen Elizabeth II, Demi Moore, Johnny Depp and Barack Obama are just a few of the many names that have been immortalized by her photo camera.Through the lens of Annie Leibovitz we see our favourite celebrities in a new light. Read more »

What does it take to be successful? How do you get people interested in your persona? What is the way to get noticed amongst the multitude of beautiful and ambitious women all longing for success? Read more »

What we wear, our lifestyle and appearance is shaped by the glamorous culture dictated by the trendsetters, fashionistas and style gourmands of the fashion industry. The glossy pages of lustrous magazines instruct millions of women on the latest innovations in the art of beauty. The most influential woman in charge of the glamorous world of fashion, Anna Wintour is the prominent leader in the business of looking beautiful. Throughout her illustrious career, she worked in magazines such as Harper’s Bazaar, New York, Viva and Savvy before becoming the dominant voice in the fashion industry as the editor-in-chief of Vogue magazine. For her distinguished work, Queen Elizabeth II appointed Anna Wintour the Officer of the Order of the British Empire. Read more »

Sandra Bullock, whose 2010 included a tabloid-charting cheating scandal, divorce, and the joy of motherhood, was named PEOPLE Magazine’s Woman of the Year on the publication’s list of the 25 Most Intriguing People of 2010. Read more »