SEATTLE, Wash. -- Her raspy voice strains for volume as she cheers on her daughter. "Come on, Andrea!" mom yells, clapping. "Come on, girl!" Poised in the pitching circle just a few feet away, Andrea Jewett hears no one.

What's life like when you're the child of a famous female musician? It's a ton of fun, if these musical women are any indication.

Mike De Butts adds the finishing touches to a giant Baobab Tree sculpture entitled 'Under the Baobab', outside the Southbank Centre on May 24, 2012 in London, England.

Some of the most valuable family treasures may not be expensive or breakable. And it’s unlikely you’ll find them itemized in anyone’s will (in fact, they may not be written down at all).

Here are a few lessons I picked up from mom and dad that showed me that money isn't everything and that served me well as I moved into adulthood. Contributor: K. W. Callahan Published: Apr 06, 2011

Recommended Okay, so in the first minute and a half of Mutant Girls Squad , this happens: [click on the thumbnail to enlarge] I know it's kinda hard to make it out through that geyser of blood and everything, but that's Rin standing over t... Read the entire review

Some serious synergy has been building out at Juneau Dance Unlimited this past year, fed by multiple sources, each with its own distinctive spark.

Disease affects half of us, yet we don’t know much about it.Towson, MD (PRWEB) May 11, 2012 It may hit the siblings when visiting mom this Mother’s Day. She’s not as sharp as she used to be - very forgetful and confused. Is it old age or Alzheimer’s? The realization that not much is known about the disease can be worrisome.Half of all Americans know someone with Alzheimer’s, the deadly disease ...

There are lots of reasons to start a business, but having baby isn't often one of them. Nevertheless, that was exactly the source of inspiration for Wauconda, Illiniois couple Shawn and Christine Currie...

It's an odd animal: women's literary fiction -- NOT erotica -- with a brazen, sensual and deeply flawed main character. Carmen is perpetually concerned with, touching and baring her body. Yet the sex never becomes the story; it isn't that sort of book.