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• Psst: Continuing Britney-fication of Miley
  Miley Cyrus has miles to go before making a successful transition from child idol to grown-up pop star.
  
• Real deal in toyland: Faux hamsters
  Who's laughing now, Elmo?
  
• Miley Cyrus tour bus overturns in Va., killing 1
  The driver of a Miley Cyrus tour bus was killed Friday when the bus overturned, but the 16-year-old "Hannah Montana" star wasn't on board, Virginia State Police said.
  
• Facetime: Marching ahead
  Food has a way of bringing people together. At the Signature Chefs Auction, a Nov. 12 benefit for the March of Dimes, attendees had many reasons to grab a fork.
  
• Palin, fans irked by cover shot in shorts
  Of all the adjectives one might use to describe Newsweek's current Sarah Palin cover, "unflattering" probably isn't one of them.
  
• Cheney's daughter, partner have 2nd child
  Former Vice President Dick Cheney's daughter Mary Cheney has delivered a baby girl.
  
• Style stars
  It was a night of music for this well-dressed couple. Ian Ludwig got his shirt from Express and his vest in Canada and Sindy Griggs got her entire outfit from Forever 21.
  
• Are you a spectacle?
  You may need glasses to see the world, but here's how the world sees you and your spectacles.
  
• Facetime: Maidens of honor
  When you get 36 local women-owned companies and nearly 1,200 women in one room at Minneapolis' Graves Hotel, there's only one possible result -- high-energy shopping.
  
• Seinfeld still makes 'nothing' funny
  He's older and he's richer, but Jerry Seinfeld was in top form at his sold-out Orpheum Theatre show this weekend.
  
• The trend: Stories from Herman Miller
  Innovative furniture maker Herman Miller, producer of several midcentury icons, is the subject of an exhibit opening Friday at the Goldstein Museum of Design.
  
• Literary Lions
  Having a men-only reading club helps guys become, well, open books.
  
• Psst: Out there with the prophecies
  It's just a coincidence -- although a happy one -- that the Edge Life Expo '09 opens on the same weekend as the movie "2012," which foretells the end of the world as we blow it.
  
• Eleanor Mondale's recovery is going well
  In the first public update in more than two months, a website tracking Eleanor Mondale's recovery from brain cancer surgery says it is going well and that there has been "no sign of the tumor returning."
  
• Stylepoints: "Presence of the Holidays"
  It's a pop-up market with 35 artists, including Local Motion, Iron by Cheryl, Patti Berg, Universal Pants, Cocoa & Fig and Sculati Design with live jazz all day Saturday.
  
• End of Aerosmith?
  End of Aerosmith?
  
• NBA great Abdul-Jabbar has rare form of leukemia
  Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is being treated for a rare form of leukemia, and the basketball great said his prognosis is encouraging. The NBA's all-time leading scorer was diagnosed last December with chronic myeloid leukemia, he told The Associated Press on Monday.
  
• High Point highlights
  The recently ended High Point Furniture Market offers a glimpse of what consumers will be seeing in local showrooms and retail stores in the next four months or so.
  
• Love has landed
  Amy Butler's much-anticipated new fabric line, the Love Collection, has arrived.
  
• Face time: Affair of the heart
  At the 15th Heart and Stroke Gala last month at the Depot in Minneapolis, the American Heart Association's mission to promote research and education about cardiovascular diseases and strokes was brought to life in a case study. The patient: 22-year-old Rachel Murray of Lake Elmo, who suffered a stroke in April.
  
• Withering Glance: The sun, the moon and the stars. In that order.
  Withering Glance gloms onto the instant-runoff system, for everything.
  
• Brazil college backs down on mini-dress expulsion
  Brazil's case of the pink mini-dress that went viral on the Internet has left many scratching their heads: How could it be that an outfit, no matter how short, would cause such an uproar in a tropical nation where skimpy clothing and tiny bikinis barely raise an eyebrow?
  
• Stylepoints: Party night for Twin Cities retailers
  At Excelsior & Grand in St. Louis Park, the shops have banded together to offer the latest fashions, jewelry and chocolate sampling, holiday hairstyles and chair massages.
  
• Are you a spectacle?
  Are you a spectacle?
  
• Tips on entertaining from the Department of Deportment
  Since a blip just after the middle of the last century, when "let it all hang out" roiled the world of party protocol, social graces are in, and bad form is so five minutes ago.
  

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