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When I’m out of ideas, I have an old stand-by I like to write about—I’m talking pre-Kardashian family. I’m not a fan of guessing games, so I’ll tell you straight up: it’s like Paris Hilton, duh. Unfortunately, my material is not “Be Dazzled” appropriate, but being that it’s mid-2012, you’ve probably heard it all anyway.

I love almost everything about the ‘80s. I was born in 1980. I love new wave and synthpop. I’m obligated to love movies like “Adventures in Babysitting,” “Howard the Duck” and “Dirty Dancing.” And, while I still have a genuine love for jellies (in every glitter-infused color), I suppose I also have to defend other staples of ‘80s fashion.

SanMar Corporation, a leading industry supplier of apparel and accessories, announced the availability of its all-new Design Center. Building on the concepts of the former Flyer and Catalog Wizards, the Design Center features exclusive logo contouring technology to showcase the most realistic logos on marketing materials.

I hope everyone who attended PROMOTIONS EAST 2012 had a great time. From educational seminars and an up-close look at the latest in promotional products to fashion shows (Fashion-EAST-a) and “after-dark” networking events at the hottest clubs, how could you not?

“I’m so con-fused!” Well that makes two of us, Vinnie Barbarino—I mean, John Travolta.

People have been out of hibernation long enough now to plan their summer vacations. The million-dollar question I have to repeatedly answer is: “So, are you going on any trips this year?”

Disco is dead, along with some of its most iconic performers. But disco-era fashion is still alive and getting it's groove on with a modern twist.

There's a new epidemic spreading throughout Hollywood-many celebrities have caught baby fever (and to the best of my knowledge this has nothing to do with 50 Shades of Grey). 

Memorial Day weekend is fast approaching and you know what that means—barbecue season!

Cellphones were once simple tools for making calls on the go. But the phones have quickly become all-purpose devices, used to send e-mail, read articles, find restaurants—and tell time.

And as more people carry that tool in their pocket or purse, fewer are relying on wristwatches to keep on schedule.