Halloween falls on a Friday this year, which makes it a perfect celebration for both children and adults who don't have to work on Saturday.

Holidays are often a time of great stress, but also a time when you want to look your best. With parties, family gatherings and pictures galore just around the corner, the last thing you need is for a big pimple to make a special appearance on your face this holiday season.

Tough economic times may mean your holiday budget is tight this year. But trimming your holiday spending doesn't mean you have to sacrifice style. With some creativity, you can add extra icing to your holiday decor - for less than $25.

What's more American than firing up a pyramid of pillow-shaped charcoal briquettes in the backyard grill in anticipation of a lip-smacking, smoky-tasting summertime barbecue? Despite the current economy, there are some great tips so you can get the most out of your charcoal grill.

While the weather may seem cooler, many regions of the country continue to experience high ultraviolet indexes throughout the fall. Spectators, athletes and outdoor enthusiasts alike need to protect their skin from the unintentional damage they can receive while enjoying fall activities.

Getting the flu can have serious consequences, especially for children. Every year, children in the United States get extremely ill and some die from influenza ("the flu") and its complications.

School-age children would rather do chores, take a test or do homework than have to stay at home sick, according to the recent MedImmune Parent-Child Influenza Survey conducted by Harris Interactive. Parents can help kids avoid missing school because of the sniffles, aches and pains associated with the flu by making sure they get a flu vaccination every year.