mind body interventions

This touch-screen equipped arcade version of Cooking Mama fills every bone in our body with germophobic discomfort. That can partially be attributed to the fact that we've seen our fair share of filthy hands attached to the wrists of arcade dwellers. Then again, perhaps we just have a visceral, sickening reaction to seeing raw fish being prepared by the aforementioned unwashed digits.  

A.J. Jewell 's family is now demanding a second autopsy be performed on him -- so now Jewell's body is going to be exhumed in order for that to happen. The first autopsy showed Jewell -- the former fiance of a "Real Housewives of Atlanta" cast member -- died after a fistfight last month due to complications related to sickle cell. Jewell's family isn't satisfied with this explanation -- even though his death was still ruled a homicide -- and now the Fulton County District Attorney has "tentatively" ag  

And if you thought the previous Jeans and Underwear ads were hot (and controversial), the upcoming ads should be even more so. A company insider told StyleList that the two are much more comfortable with each other now: "The rapport between them was great for the second campaign because they became great friends after shooting their first campaigns together for Calvin Klein Jeans and Calvin Klein Underwear." The campaign will feature Calvin Klein Jeans Body Whitewash for men and women, the next extens  

The Aston Martin DB4 was unveiled at the 1958 Paris Salon. A totally new car, the introduction of the DB4 was a significant achievement for a small British manufacturer. The specification included a completely new steel platform chassis with disc brakes all around and a freshly developed alloy twin-cam 3.7 liter straight six engine, all clothed in an elegantly-proportioned fastback aluminum body designed by Touring of Milan.  

Every year, the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show is crazier than the last. This year, at the Lexington Avenue Armory in New York City, we saw an array of outfits that were by equal turns beautiful and baffling. We love how Victoria's Secret always manages to dress the Angels in elaborate designs that sit just next to their bodies -- giant wings and capes that cover nothing ... you'll see what we mean in the gallery.  

Samsung 's been showing off two new handsets of late. The S5150 Olivia is a clamshell affair with a mirrored body, an external LED, and we know that it will boast a 3 megapixel camera and a 2.2-inch QVGA display. The other - the S7070 - is an iPhone -esque job, with a crazy diamond-shaped button at the bottom, and a quilted-style back cover, with a 3-inch WQVGA display with resistive touchscreen, Bluetooth, and microSD slot.  

Picture it: your grandpa undergoes an entire body wax, works out hardcore, and paints his ears the color of his STUNNING crystal-blue eyes. Then he gets turned into a terrifying Shrek -like animation of himself and starts singing a silly "blues" song in front of the same audience that shells out millions to see Jeff Foxworthy perform jokes about, like, farmers farting or something.  

Some shows are creepy just because, well, they're icky to think about. Like 'The Girls Next Door' (twins sleeping with the same old guy!) or 'Hoarders' (the ultimate pack-rats!). Then there are shows that are frightening, but in a good way.  

Skincare "it" ingredients come and go, but one that is seemingly standing the test of time is idebenone, an antioxidant that is consistently proven to undo sun damage, especially UV-induced brown spots. Elizabeth Arden's Prevage collection pioneered the use of this breakthrough ingredient almost five years ago, and the range of cream, moisturizer, sunscreen and body emulsion has gone on to be a hit among beauty editors (a picky bunch), dermatologists, and women everywhere who want to turn back the clock.  

Chocolate contains a variety of substances, which definitely have an effect on the mind or body chemistry. These include compounds like theobromine, the primary alkaloid in cocoa and chocolate also stimulates the heart and has many therapeutic uses. People associate the "chocolate high" with the theobromine content, which oddly enough has a stronger biochemical effect for horses and is normally banned in horse racing since it's considered to give them a competitive edge.