Columns and Contributors
CookSmart by Ellie Krieger
Readers turn to CookSmart for the easy, healthy recipes, whether they want quick, everyday dishes or fabulous meals for special occasions. Ellie Krieger is a registered dietitian and is best known as the host of the Food Network show Healthy Appetite. Her most recent cookbook is "Comfort Food Fix: Feel Good Favorites Made Healthy".
EatSmart by Jean Carper
Jean Carper expertly explains nutrition's role in preventing and easing medical conditions, and her tasty recipes help readers improve their health with flavor and variety. A former CNN medical correspondent, Carper is the author of 23 books, including "EatSmart: The Nutrition Cookbook You Can't Live Without".
HealthSmart by "The Doctors"
HealthSmart provides vital medical information to help readers take charge of their health, addressing important topics for every age group.
MoneySmart by Sharon Epperson & Walecia Konrad
The financial experts at MoneySmart show readers how to make the most of their hard-earned money, whether they are spending or saving. Sharon Epperson guides readers on investing wisely and Walecia Konrad provides tips on savvy spending.
Who's News by Lorrie Lynch
Entertainment-hungry readers get the inside scoop on the hottest stars from TV, film, music, sports and literature, and insightful features about the Oscars, Emmys and other major award shows.
Wit&Wisdom by Terry Stickels
Well known puzzle writer has two features — a Sudoku column called STICKDOKU and FRAME GAMES, a very popular rebus puzzle, which is Stickels' own creation.
Other notable contributors include Ken Burns, Steve and Cokie Roberts, and Tavis Smiley.
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