Blog Archives for April 2008

Think in black and white for spring via polkadots, stripes, vivid prints and patterns.

Pat Field once again collaborates with Payless on a fabulous collection of footwear and handbags.

By now, with Green Week almost over, you probably know how much power an incandescent saps over a CFL, and how that affects CO₂ emissions. But how much CO₂ is released to power your laptop? Or your flat-panel TV? Even when it's "turned off"? In our last segment of a week of Green features, we take a look at the CO₂ impact of common tech gear and tell you were to find the best deals on Carbon Credits to offset your CO₂ burn.

From solar-paneled backpacks to worm-based composting systems, these earth-friendly tips will shrink your carbon footprint and keep you green all-year round.

Update your look this spring with the hottest colors and products for your eyes, lips, skin, and hair.

Want to be green when you work from your computer? "Green computing" really means two things: using less power and building with recyclable or biodegradable components. We run down options that will have your next PC sipping less power and doing less harm to the environment once you toss it.

With Earth Day upon us, we thought we'd share with you a few of the things that we dealnews-ers do to be "green" throughout the year. Come on in and be inspired by our awesomeness! (Well, our greensomeness, at least.)

Rogan Gregory will be the 11th Go International designer, with a safar-inspired collection that brings eco-conscious apparel to the masses.

Going green with your garments has never been easier -- hence we've pulled together some great brands that aren't only conscious of the earth, but also of incredibly good style.

Looking for an eco-friendly way to dispose of your old gadgets? We've found seven ways that you can reduce your carbon footprint, and in some cases, make some money while doing it.

Banana Republic presents its Monogram label, a designer-quality line of fine apparel and accessories.

Deranged notions. Speculation. False-hoods. Half-truths. Outright lies. Disturbing when a politician says them. Hilarious when the internet says them. Herein is our Rumor Roundup. We collect the best tech rumors of the week, then make up lies about them, in a furious slander-campaign.

Keep the glaring sun at bay with our stylish selection of sunglasses -- from the classic wayfarer to the more outrageous, contemporary designs.

Your cellphone isn't just for making phone calls anymore. From Amazon's SMS store to Cellfire's mobile coupons, find out if these free mobile services can help you save money when you're on the go.

Ever wonder what kind of deranged notions, speculation, false-hoods, half-truths, and outright lies people are saying on the internet about technology? Well, look no further than our Rumor Roundup. We collect the best rumors of the week ... so you don't have to.

We've tested dozens of mascara, to bring you the very best from volumizing, lengthening, waterproof, and more, in a price range of $1.99-$23.

Target swings into high fashion with the new Go International label, debuting Sunday, April 13th.

Generra has transformed from its humble beginnings as a juniors clothing manufacturer in the 1980's to emerge as one of the top labels for understated, chic apparel.

Gap launches a new Design Editions collection with Threeasfour, 3.1. Phillip Lim, and more.

You don't need a license to post to the Internet. So, what results is all sorts of deranged notions, speculation, false-hoods, half-truths, and outright lies about technology. We call those Rumors. Here, we've rounded up the best of the week in a little segment we like to call: The Rumor Roundup