When I'm feeling fancy or want to treat someone, I make chilaquiles de mole with beans

I went to the library to get my daughter "The Wind in the Willows." What I found was a happy-face, Disney-esque conspiracy to rob the classics of children's lit of their drama, their passion and their soul.

This version of the classic contains beets, tahini, fennel, kumquat and pine nuts

An expert "face reader" tells us what McCain's jowls say about his drooping power base, how Palin's cheekbones explain her "polite" power style and why the Democrats are looking awfully good.

"The Mole," Episode 3: Charlie gets gored where it really hurts; Kate takes it all off, but a suddenly demure network shows us no skin.

The worst reality show on television comes to a merciful end.

Why do I hate women's mags and their horrific editors? Because I just really, really feel that way.

Episode 2: Everything you wanted to know about boot camp bathrooms. Plus: "There's always a Gomer Pyle!"

"The Mole," Episode 2: In which the French Riviera is made to seem boring.

Two New York shows highlight the photographer's brief sojourn into the world of women with lush, fleshy bodies.

On the penultimate show ... nothing happens.

Two exes/former CIA agents deal with trust issues as they try to uncover who was the mole that aided a hijacking

"The Mole," Episode 1: In which we are tormented by the Ghost of Reality TV Shows Past.

I hid those moles, because they were hideous. But the worst part of your body can look different to someone else