Our theory on the roles of Hayden Christensen goes something like this: An angry, misunderstood boy-on-the-verge-of-manhood seeks respect and attention and has a fantastically affecting crying scene along the way to his eventual enlightenment and/or vindication.
The usually potty-mouthed Sarah Silverman has taken on the role of Vanellope Von Schweetz in Disney's Wreck-It Ralph. Has the animation giant got it wrong? asks Roger Moore.
When cooks read "season to taste," they reach for the salt shaker. That's not a bad start: A judicious sprinkling with salt will awaken many a dull dish. But just as a little salt unlocks flavour, so can a few drops of acidity.
I'll admit it: I've been avoiding ayurveda. Several of my friends - mostly yoga buddies - have suggested I look into this ancient Indian system of medicine. But whenever I tried to read up on ayurveda, my eyes glazed over. Jennifer LaRue Huget takes a deep breath.
You may have heard the advice: "If you exercise, you'll live longer". The good news - or the bad news, if you hate doing anything more active than downloading iTunes - is that it is true.
Depression can spawn a spiral of lethargy and hopelessness, so that the last thing someone wants to do is exercise; but regular, moderate physical activity may lessen depression symptoms as much as some medications. Jeannine Stein, of the Los Angeles Times, reports.