Is there anything better than reclining on a beach chair, looking out at the crashing waves, and sipping a summer cocktail like a margarita or piña colada? See drinks

When I think of the most decadent, fattening food I can eat, my mind doesn't go to the high-priced, frou frou chocolate éclair or the rich and creamy New York cheesecake. No, I think more along the lines of pure sugar, cream, and processed chemical goodness that comes in a pretty plastic wrapper: the all-American Twinkie. See the list

Watery eyes, itchy throat, and a stuffy nose are all telltale signs of spring -- for allergy sufferers, that is. If you're one of 'em, this advice will help you never deal with seasonal allergies again See foods

If your skin is feeling a bit dull this winter, changes are that you are not getting proper nourishment. You may want to try looking into the best food for dry skin to experience relief from your symptoms. The ideal foods for dry skin are the ones that add moisture from the inside, including oily fish varieties like tuna, salmon and sardines, all of which contain essential fatty acids that calm inflammation and keep your skin moisturized. Check out read more

For most of us, our phone is an adult-version of a security blanket. Without it we feel isolated, lost, and let's face it, bored. C'mon, admit it: Haven't there been a few times when you almost ran into a pole, a mailbox, or a stranger because you were thoroughly absorbed in a work email (or more likely, a vicious round of Words with Friends)? Thought so. Get skinny

Take heart, solo diners -- you may be sitting at the table by yourself, but you can still eat healthier than the people who are partnered up. Get recipes

It's never a big shocker. As the first blasts of cold air swoop in, your clothes lose some wiggle room and your pants require a bit more muscle-power to close. Blame the dryer all you want, but there's just something about Old Man Winter that makes us sluggish, constantly hungry (for all the wrong things), a little pudgier -- and in need of some diet tips that work. See tips

If I read another article telling me to drop the Twinkie and replace it with a carrot stick, I'm going to hurl my cream-filled cakes at the computer screen. See them

Going out to eat is practically our national pastime. In fact, according to United Press International, the average American eats 4.8 restaurant meals per week. See how

Take a stroll down the frozen food aisle at your local grocery store and you'll be surrounded by boxes with dishes that look deceptively appetizing (hello Photoshop) -- and have tempting labels like "low fat," "light," and "high protein." But are any of these "healthy" frozen dinners actually good for you? See foods