gift ideas

In efforts of helping you choose a gift for someone, allow me to list the 10 gadgets I've received over the years that I love.

Does the holiday season seem to "sneak up" on you every year? That seems to happen with a lot of us, and we end up giving gift cards...

Looking for that perfect gift for someone who wants to keep up with technology, but just isn't quite there yet? Here are some great suggestions!

Ideas for your friends and family who love the fanciful, colorful creatures.

The experts have spoken and the list of things you should NOT get a co-worker for Christmas is now complete. Here are the Top 5.

It's crunch time: here's a list of 100 great gifts for under $100...

Even if you're not really talented in the DIY department, you CAN create some pretty, personal packages!

Look out holidays, here comes Chia Willie and Chia Uncle Si from Duck Dynasty.

Just because your wife says you don't have to get her anything for Christmas doesn't mean you shouldn't! But be careful what you choose!

‘Tis the season to receive gifts. Inevitably, some of the presents your friends and loved ones will be nice enough to give you won’t be anything you particularly want or need. So, do you try to make these unwanted gifts usefull by wrapping them back up and giving them to somebody else who might actually appreciate them?

I was mindlessly roaming around on the internet today (okay, I was looking at pictures of old Trans Ams, you caught me), and I came across this little gem:  it's a website full of unique items that would make perfect Christmas (or anytime) gifts!

Thinking about what to get Dad for Father's Day? You have one week left to figure it out.  Oh, and don't forget the card. Your sentiments inside are of equal or more value than a purchased gift. Spending for Father’s Day is expected to reach record figures this year. The National Retail Federation says consumers will spend an average of $106.49 on Father’s Day gifts in 2011. That compares with $94

When it comes to shopping for a woman on Valentine’s Day, the answer isn’t the usual “chocolate and flowers” route, but rather, something that feels personal and intimate. Here are some suggestions that will make everyone happier in the long run.

It’s hard to imagine how holiday shopping got done before the Internet age—safe to say it was a headache, and a waste of CO2 (you know, with all those minivans cruising from mall to mall in search of the primo pre-Christmas deal). We don’t know—we can’t even remember that far back...