Everything But the Kitchen Sink is a compendium of delightfully witty facts, figures, diagrams, lists, charts, quotes and practical advice for the twenty-first-century woman. True, you may not ever need to know how to roast a hedgehog, treat a shark bite, or say "No, thank you. Please leave me alone" in Russian, but it's great to know you can.

A great gift for a friend or coworker, they'll learn something new every time they pick up this mini manual.

$10.85 at amazon.com

Ready to go site-seeing? Here's what's happening this week at our favorite blogs:

Barneys is fighting for our trees, one Fendi Tote at a time. More on Bag Bliss

Stiletto Jungle features the cozy Rachel Pally Sailor Pant, as seen on Oprah's Favorite Things.

Bag Snob is drooling over Kara Ross' Cella Python bag.

Beauty Snob fights tired skin with Elizabeth Arden Prevage.

Coquette talks to Project Runway's Nina Garcia and gets the dish on her favorite new fashion designers to look out for and lots of answers to readers' questions.

New York designer and Project Runway alumn Malan Breton has a new bi-monthly column on FashionIndie.com. Go behind the scenes with the fashionisto. Read "It's Malan Darlings".

Fashiontribes finds the perfect pleated wool cape at Blanc de Chine, and enjoys the fact it's inspired by Chinese history.

Karl Lagerfeld parks his tweed-covered party bus in London and all the Chanelophiles come out to play at a time. Get it all onGlamChic.

KRiSTOPHER gives away a Fendi "Hologram" clutch.

Papierdoll weighs in on the made up model war between Agyness Deyn and Irina Lazareanu

Will you be the Slut or the Snooze? Second City Style tells you how to avoid holiday party disasters in "Are You Naughty or Nice?"

Celebrity Styleaholic Najwa Moses launches her accessory line SALTE with The Blogger Earring.

Stylehive got a chance to chat with Rosie Hogan, the youngest - and only - Aussie designer to showcase her collection during New York’s Spring fashion week.

WeLoveBeauty.com's newest celebrity stylemaker, makeup artist Fiona Stiles, dishes on how she created Halle Berry's "Things We Lost in the Fire" premiere look.

eBeautyDaily is wondering if she is alone in her lustful thoughts for Christmas goodies.

A must-have for the iPod devotee on your list, these portable MegaBass Mini MP3 Speakers offer phenomenal sound quality that's clear and strong. The speakers fold compactly for travel - there's a special channel to hold the wrapped cord around the speakers when not in use for tangle-free transport.

$24.99 at containerstore.com

Not only is this historic double CD a truly amazing listen, but the proceeds support Amnesty International's urgent work in Darfur and other human rights crises worldwide.  The CD features 23 iconic John Lennon songs recorded by top artists like U2, R.E.M., Christina Aguilera and Aerosmith. ITunes offers an extended album with 66 songs as well as some videos. For more information on the project and the human rights crisis in Darfur, visit instantkarma.org.

CD, $15 at instantkarma.org
The complete recordings, $35 at itunes.com

While some fashion trends are constantly changing, some, like the little black dress, stay the same. Nina GarcÍa, a Fashion Director at Elle magazine, knows that balancing the classics with the trends is what style is all about.  In the beautifully illustrated The Little Black Book of Style, she provides the essential rules for fashion that every woman should know. From definite fashion faux–pas to pointers on how to create your own sense of style, to uncovering what makes you look and feel good, Nina GarcÍa offers readers the ultimate guide to follow when it comes to dressing their best.

$12.21 at amazon.com

Whether you've just gotten over a breakup or are anticipating one in the future, this hilarious book will bring you out of your breakup blues. This indispensable guide from Kristina Grish will help you choose the perfect look for The Talk and offer such life-changing tips as: send him into self-loathing regret with a plunging neckline, cushion his fall with soft fabrics and 10 accessories for every breakup.

$5.18 at amazon.com

Also check out her latest book Boy Vey! : The Shiksa's Guide to Dating Jewish Men

The mad rush for Book 6 of the Harry Potter series begins July 16th. Avoid the insanity and pre-order online by July 11 for guaranteed delivery on the release date this Saturday.

$17.99 at amazon.com

Whether you're swimming or just hanging out poolside, this waterproof digital audio player will keep you entertained for hours. It has 128 MB memory to hold 2 hours of CD-quality music, an FM tuner with 30 presets and a digital voice recorder.

$71.95 at amazon.com

It's no secret that we're big fans of the iPod, so imagine how excited we were to learn that Apple is now offering better -- and less expensive! -- versions of the iPod Mini and the iPod Photo.

The new iPod mini, starting at $199

Now available in two sizes-- 4 GB ($199) and 6GB ($249), with room for up to 1000 or 1500 songs. Both models feature up to 18 hours of battery life and come in a great selection of colors.

Available at applestore.com

The new iPod photo, starting at $349

Check out the new color iPod photo, now more affordable than ever. The new 30GB model ($349) and 60GB ($449) each feature a crisp color screen and hold up to 25,000 photos and provide up to 15 hours of music playback.

Available at applestore.com

HP's printable tattoos allow you to download fun designs from their site (or create your own) that you print on special sheets using your color printer. After you print them, just peel and stick onto your iPod -- they last about a month and are completely removable.

Downloadable designs include colorful creations from such designers as Proenza Schouler and Behnaz Sarafpour or album art Gwen Stefani, Maroon 5 and more. Your iPod will never be the same!

download the designs here:
hp.com

purchase blank tattoos here (10 sheets for $14.99):
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