Who would listen to someone who suggests being wealthy has it's drawbacks? If you had the choice to become richer, would you? Richer is always better...right? Well, Richard Watts begs to differ. He's a family lawyer to the super rich and the author of "Fables of Fortune: What Rich People Have That You Don't Want."
Easter is just a week away and to get us in the Spring spirit we are doing some "egg-speriments." Mary Porter Green from the Curiosity Zone shows us how to make an egg bounce.
The Cherry Blossoms may not have lingered as long as we would have liked, but there are still plenty of ways to enjoy the festival. Like Cherry Blossom inspired food. Nycci Nellis, founder of The List Are You On It, talked about what the local eateries are preparing.
Journalists, politicians and sports figures will all come together in song to raise funds at the fifth annual Childhelp Capitol Careaoke Fundraiser. It's all happening Wednesday, April 18th. The DC Fundraiser's founder, Rebecca Cooper, and co-chair Tracey Madigan, tell us more.
It's tick season and that means watch out for the diseases they can carry. After such a mild winter, this year could be especially bad. Veterinarian Dr. Katy Nelson discusses the best ways to protect your family. She's also brought along a cute kitty named Monica who is up for adoption.
After the age of 25, our ability to burn fat decreases. However, it is possible to reverse these effects and increase metabolism. Fitness Expert Lisa Reed tells us seven ways to fire up your metabolism.
There are all sorts of products out there to improve your look. Lotions, toner, creams, all said to give you the skin you want. Dermatologist Dr. Howard Brooks tells us how you can have an impact on your skin just by what you eat.
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is celebrating the arrival of Spring with their annual "Mary Sue Candies Bunny Bonan-Zoo." Animal Embassy Manager Amy Eveleth tells us more about the exciting events. And she brought along Flanders, a Flemish Giant Rabbit... and a rooster too.
This year's allergy season may be one of the worst ever for people who are sensitive to pollen. We talked to Dr. Val Jones about why allergy sufferers are in for a challenge and what they can do to fend off some of those annoying symptoms.
It's been described as unabashedly romanitc and sweetly funny. "Ah, Wilderness" is now playing at Arena Stage. We got an inside look at the play with actors Rick Foucheux and Nancy Robinette.
If you're ready to buy that Spring wardrobe, we've got some tips for you. Our thrift store expert Jenna Issacson talks to us about how to get the most for your money.
It's National Nutrition Month and the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics want to help you "Shape Up Your Plate." Dietitian Rebecca Scritchfield talks about this program.
Obesity is a hot topic in today's society. However, not very many people are aware of the important role the liver plays in processing everything we eat, breathe and absorb through our skin. Thelma King Thiel, founder and chair of the Hepatitis Foundation International, tells us more.
Ten year's ago Ron Tanner and his then girlfriend Jill did the impossible. They bought a condemned property, a big Victorian brownstone, and vowed to bring ti back to its original glory. Tanner tells us all about his journey in his book "From Animal House to Our House: A Love Story."
A former senator has a new book coming out and Presidential hopefull Mitt Romney takes his grandkids to the movies. We're talking political gossip with colunmnist Judy Kurtz.
In a world where 40 percent of marriages end in divorce, you can't help but notice the good ones. The ones where they finish each others sentences, seem totally in sync and they make the work of being a couple seem effortless. So what's their secret? Radio personality Chilli Amar shares them with Melanie and Natasha.
There are many benefits to eating healthy, especially sprouts and greens. Tania Mercer whipped up some delicious dishes with Melanie.
This Saturday, O'Neill Studios will host its sixth annual "Salon Party" benefiting Research Down Syndrome, a non-profit foundation that supports research in the field. The evening will feature more than 60 pieces of art, by some of the finest artists in our area. Maggie O'Neill, O'Neill studios founder and local pop-artist, Erin Fry, a supporter of Research Down Syndrome, and Redskins tight end Chris Cooley joined Melanie and Natasha to talk about the event.
Every day almost 90 people die from unintentional poisonings, and more than two thousand are sent to the emergency room. A large portion of these people are children. Dr. Toni Thompson-Chittams, a pediatrician with TLC Pediatrics has some tips on how to keep those numbers down.
An annual fundraising campaign to preserve the National Mall is getting started. Caroline Cunningham, President of the Trust for the National Mall, stopped by to chat with Melanie and Natasha about the Ball on the Mall.
