Many career-oriented women come to a point, whether it be one or five, six or seven times, where they want to try something new, change jobs or even careers. We want to be successful, but what about finding a fulfilling opportunity that we love waking up to each and every morning. How do we get there in this fast-paced and ever changing environment while lugging a suitcase full of financial.

Though born into a family of accountants, Jehangir Mehta developed a special bond to cooking at a very early age. And it was no surprise to his family when he aspired to be a pastry chef. After graduating from The Culinary Institute of America, he worked at many of New York City's finest restaurants, including L'Absinthe, Jean Georges, Mercer Kitchen, Union Pacific, and Aix.

The mundane theme, "married with children" broke the record in book sales and created a torrid controversy. Dan Brown did it with his book, The Da Vinci Code. This time, it doesn´t feature Al Bundy, a misanthropic women´s shoe salesman with a miserable life in the TV sitcom series of the last decade, but it casts the most controversial figure in human history, Jesus.

This month, I would like to address a question I get asked very frequently: For daily sun protection, should you use a moisturizer with sunscreen or a separate sunscreen on top of a regular moisturizer? Consider this Part-2 of my first article on proper sun care.

The Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS recently observed its 20th year as one of the largest funders of HIV/AIDS service and education programs in the U.S. Since its founding in 1984, DIFFA has mobilized the immense resources of the design communities to provide over $32 million to hundreds of AIDS organizations nationwide…

Having been a big hit in her home country of Japan as an actress and singer, JATV (Japanese America Television) host and producer is making her niche here in the U.S. as well. She hosts JATVâ€" the only Asian news show that is subtitled for all people to watch and enjoy. Asiance talks with Eriko about her career as a host/producer and the dual career she leads both in Japan and the U.S.…

If you ask the Vietnamese rap group, Heart2Exist, why they wanted to be rappers/songwriters, they will simply tell you: “We love music. Music allows us to express ourselves in a unique way. It breaks between barriers of class, race, and ethnicity. Music is universal. Music is respected and a part of nearly every culture. We sing because we feel it's our connection to others.