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Think of all the average trash a person goes through in one day: Straw wrappers, stickers, receipts, plastic, paper, coffee cups, bags, tags, the whole lot. Now imagine pasting every one of those things in a journal and you’ve got down the basic tenets of junk journaling, TikTok’s newest trend, and the latest attempt to combat digital fatigue.

While junk journaling as a practice — using your everyday waste to track and catalog your life and experiences — sounds straightforward, the parameters of the craft can be hard for hobbyists to agree on,...

It's a little terrifying to think what from today's fashions we might wax nostalgic over in 30 years. Latex, nude-colored short-shorts? Crippling heels that make sense only for chiropractors?

ABC's "The Goldbergs," premiering Tuesday, Sept. 24, gives a sweet look at the decade in which it is set, the 1980s. The sitcom is purposefully not specific to a year, says costume designer Keri Smith.

Like every decade, there's a wide range in the '80s, from neon tights and tutus as skirts to severe-looking office wear including high-necked blouses with bow ties and constricting suits.

"There were so many different aspects to the '80s and so many ways to go and still feel like you had a cool look and an individuality," Smith says.

"There's the preps and the punk rocks and the movie icons, the Flashdancer, the Madonna," she tells Zap2it. "It made people more comfortable with their bodies...

Confession: I still haven’t watched the season two finale of Happy Endings. I know, I know! But before you judge me, it’s not because I don’t love the series! I’m just trying to delay the summer separation with my favorite new Friends for as long as I possibly can.

The only good thing about this break? It gives me plenty of time to respond to your questions (I received quite a few after last week’s Style Hunter post on Alex’s graphic-tee) about various looks on the show. See my finds below…

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Roadside Attractions announced today that is has acquired all U.S. rights to Answers to Nothing, directed by Matthew Leutwyler (The River Why) and starring Dane Cook, and will release the film nationwide on December 2, 2011. Answers to Nothing is a gritty drama of interweaving stories set in Los Angeles against the backdrop of a child kidnapping case.

Along with Dane Cook, the film also features Elizabeth Mitchell, Julie Benz, Academy-Award Nominee Barbara Hershey, Zach Gilford, Kali Hawk, Erik Palladino, Mark Kelly, and Miranda Bailey.

Answers to Nothing is based on an original story by Matthew Leutwyler, who also wrote the screenplay with Gillian Vigman. The film was produced by Amanda Marshall of La-based production company, Ambush Entertainment (Super) and Sim Sarna. Ambush's financing arm, Cold Iron Pictures, financed the film. The director of photography is David Jones, the production designer is Joe Lemmon, the editor is Matthew Leutwyler, and the costume designer is Keri Smith.

Roadside Attractions announced today that is has acquired all U.S. rights to Answers to Nothing, directed by Matthew Leutwyler (The River Why) and starring Dane Cook, and will release the film nationwide on December 2, 2011. Answers to Nothing is a gritty drama of interweaving stories set in Los Angeles against the backdrop of a child kidnapping case.

Along with Cook, the film also features Elizabeth Mitchell (Lost, V), Julie Benz (Dexter, Rambo), Academy-Award Nominee Barbara Hershey (Portrait Of A Lady), Zach Gilford (Friday Night Lights, Dare), Kali Hawk (Couples Retreat), Erik Palladino (ER), Mark Kelly (Mad Men), Aja Volkman (lead singer of the band Nico Vega), and Miranda Bailey (The Oh In Ohio).

Answers to Nothing is based on an original story by Matthew Leutwyler, who also wrote the screenplay with Gillian Vigman. The film was produced by Amanda Marshall of La-based production company, Ambush Entertainment (Super) and Sim Sarna.