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The sleeveless sheath dress is as much a uniform for TV newswomen as androgyny was in the mid-’90s, when boxy blazers and short hair reigned.

Dude was a doctor who wanted to leave medicine. We met almost 20 years ago, when he applied to a writing fellowship program at the movie studio where I was an executive.

Kids can cook up some fun May 25 at SouthPark Mall. Little foodies can grow their culinary skills by taking in fun food demonstrations, creating food-related arts and crafts and more. This event is free for Simon Kidgits club members and runs from 2 - 4 p.m. Cost for nonmembers is $5. Bring a can of food to donate to a local food drive.

Sleek and snazzy soccer moms bring style to the game.

Members of Charlotte’s African-American community intertwined with North Carolina Dance Theatre on April 12 for Step Up, a benefit for the troupe’s Dancers’ Fund. It provides financial support so the company can develop, recruit and retain dancers of color.

When Duh Hubby suggested that we play a friendly game of “Words with Friends” on our smarty-pants phones a few weeks ago, I couldn’t have imagined (1) how poorly it would go – for me and (2) how ridiculously addictive it would be.

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