This month, the gorgeous Mrs. Connecticut (Melba Oren), sponsored by Seychelles of Westport and New Haven, went on to compete in the nationals in Tuscon, Arizona and claimed the title of 5th-runner up. With a beautiful costume of the state flower the mountain laurel, and an extravagantly gorgeous dress designed by the fabulous Yolanda Arce. Melba floated right up to the top finalists of the

Meet The New Haven Life Mascot.

Handsome Dan- make room, New Haven has a new K-9 friend and and he certainly isn’t keeping his entrance quiet. While Finn does mind his manners, and the modest pup would never stand up to Yale’s infamous bulldog, he can’t help but to share an achievement of his own. In fact, you can go ahead and call him Mr. April....
Yes my friends, you heard it right- Say hello to

 

 

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Over the past several months I have fallen desperately in love with a young stay-at-home mom turned widowed drug-dealer, a novelist whose future lays perilously in the hands of an all-too-close for comfort 16 year old, and America’s favorite serial killer. Weeds, Californication and Dexter...Here’s to you!

Showtime is taking television by storm with these three sultry series. A word of caution:

Last week one of America's classic heros retired. Brett Farve, one of the last true american "regular guy" heros. Sure there are still plenty of great guys out there, alot of people doing great things, but we are losing the great everyday, mows his own lawn, look at the normal guy, heros.

Harrison Ford, is another classic everyday guy. I'm talking about the way we relate to these people. We feel

Wow your spouse, woo your date, and one up your dinner guests...

It started with a recipe from Ellie Kreiger (here I go again), a Nutritionist and Food Network chef dedicated to creating fast, simple and healthy recipes. Her recipe, “Roasted Salmon with Shallot Grapefruit Sauce” sure made my mouth water, but after being poisoned the night before by “rotten skewered salmon” served at a fundraiser,

Blogs. First of all, I don’t like whoever named them...I mean, blog, really? It sounds like ‘blah’, which is ironic if you use it in a sentence like, “I’m so excited to read so and so’s new Blah!” My mom says its sounds like ‘butt’...I don’t necessarily agree with this one, but she followed it up by saying, “like cigarette butts. I mean, who wants to smoke a butt?” (I’ll leave this one alone).