Face it, your morning beauty routine's a drag. So we enlisted four experts — morning-show anchors Carole Chandler, Danita Harris, Tracy McCool and Allison Alexander — who reveal their tips for looking good, their remedies for beauty emergencies and what t
Joseph Kelly read "The Da Vinci Code" in summer 2003 to see if its claims about early Christianity were credible. Now, the chair of John Carroll University's religion department is a leading lecturer about what's true (and what's not) between the covers o
Cleveland Film Society: Patrick Shepherd, development director; Marcie Goodman, executive director; and Bill Guentzler, director of programming
Linda Abraham-Silver was recruited to re-energize the Great Lakes Science Center. She'll learn whether her vision pays dividends when Body Worlds II, the famous exhibit of artfully preserved human bodies, goes on display next month.
NFL football measures greatness in yards, touchdowns and tackles, but photographer Tony Tomsic captures it all on frame after frame of 35 mm film. As he prepares to work his 39th Super Bowl this month, the longtime Cleveland Press and Sports Illustrated s
"My life is an open bar," says Melinda Urick, 27, the literary voice of the Warehouse District party girl, who spent 2004 chronicling her barhops through Cleveland's singles scene on her Web site, "Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Your Boyfriend." We follow
Rob 'llspins' Wright
They set the dance stage and the nightlife scene on fire -- and set themselves ablaze, too. They dress the stars and shoot rockets to the stars. They buck the political status quo and get buck nekkid in Playboy. Here's a peek at thos who pique our curiosi
Eugene Sukie, 79, penny collector
Back home in Mentor, Jen Schefft discusses her breakup with Andrew Firestone, the realities of dating on reality TV, why she's back as "The Bachelorette" and what she's looking for in the man of her dreams.
Mike Santora, independent snowplow driver
