A garden for your countertop.

Cheap and filling, toast fits these hard times.

Stemware clips make eating and drinking a breeze.

Regina Schrambling deconstructs wedding food.

Where to find too-good-to-eat totes, coin purses, and satchels.

The raw truths of Boston’s “Meat After Meat Joy” art exhibit.

At last, a giftable piece of jewelry that won’t outlast your relationship.

Drape the models in meat, and call it art.

Hollywood stars stay slim by consuming food meant for much smaller people.

New York magazine’s Grub Street makes a toast to Fashion Week.

Bagels for lunch in the East London neighborhood packed with Indian and Bangladeshi restaurants.

The TV cook’s Dunkin’ Donuts ad causes a (fashion) stir.

Aprons are coming back, says the Modesto Bee. Clean fronts everywhere swoon with delight!

Top Chef Ilan Hall isn’t as blinged as you think. Or is he?

The line between what we put in our bodies and what we put on our bodies continues to be muddied.