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A review is offered for several restaurants in Oslo, Norway including St. Lars, Smalhans, and Ylajai.

The article discusses issues related to fibromyalgia. According to the American College of Rheumatology, most are women among 2 percent to 4 percent of the population affected by fibromyalgia. It has been stated that the lack of reliable tests and biological markers holds back fibro diagnoses. It has been stated that while treatment for fibromyalgia patients differ from patient to patient, but sleep, hormones, infections, nutritional supplements and exercise (Shine) is the normal course.

This article asks stars whether it is more nerve-racking dressing for the red carpet or for the front row of a fashion show. Kyra Sedgwick, Tori Spelling, Elisha Cuthbert, and Shannen Doherty all felt the stress was greater on the red carpet. Vivica A. Fox disagreed as did Katie Holmes. Paris Hilton claimed that neither mattered to her at all.

This article pictures stars who attended the Olympus Fashion Week in New York City. Beyonc&eacute who arrived at the Marc Jacobs and Oscar de al Renta shows. Anne Hathaway went to Luca Luca. Mýa visited the Catherine Malandrino show. Sarah Jessica Parker announced plans to join with Coty Inc. to develop a fragrance line debuting in the fall. America's Next Top Model winner Eva Pigford bottomed out in this Pocahontas-meets-diner-waitress ensemble at the Baby Phat show.

The article offers information on the decrease in the popularity of Thai food among the Thai people and the efforts of the foreigner chefs to protect Thai food at their homeland Thailand. It mentions that chefs at Thai restaurant are more inclined toward the Western food. It also mentions that several foreigner chefs like David Thompson, Jarrett Wrisley and Dylan Jones has taken sincere steps to protect the Thai food from downfall.

Several letters to the editor in response to articles in the December 2005 issue including "My Golden Rule," "100% Rotten," "Masters of Their Domains," and "A Degree of Respect for Online MBAs," are presented.

Presents recipes for making low-fat foods. Includes Grilled Turkey Breast With Cranberry Salsa; Grilled Fennel and Radicchio With Orange Vinaigrette; Pasta With Peanut Sauce.

The article presents a travel guide to Cote d' Azur in France. According to the article, the French Riviera is a premier resort destination because of its clear water boarded by white-sand beaches, rocky cliffs and hidden coves. It provides a travel guide from Nice, the gateway to the Riviera, to Saint Tropez. The Cannes is an eight-mile drive from Antibes and is renowned for its film festival in May.

The article features the tourist attractions in Berlin, Germany. The city offers several museums including the Gemäldegalerie and Bode Museum. It also has several shopping centers that sell designer clothes, cosmetics and shoes, including Departmentstore Quartier 206 and Trippen. Traveling tips to the city are also presented.

The article discusses the relationship between celebrity Jessica Simpson and singer Nick Lachey. After filing for divorce, Lachey revealed in a published interview his feelings about the divorce. The author writes that Simpson was devastated by Lachey's statements. The couple still have not make public the reasons for the break-up.

This article raises questions about the status of Nick Lachey and Jessica Simpson's marriage. Lachey was at a pre-game Super Bowl party with several friends when, according to a witness and as reported in New York's Daily News, a bodyguard for Lachey approached a 6-ft. blonde and said, "You want to meet Nick? Because Nick certainly wants to meet you." Was the invite really Lachey's idea? "Not true," says his rep, adding that Lachey had nothing to do with the incident. Of course, Simpson did her fair share of partying last month while filming The Dukes of Hazzard in Baton Rouge (see box, page 19). And despite the talk of marital discord that has been swirling around the pair, there was no evidence of a deep freeze when they reunited at Manhattan hot spot Butter Feb. 7, the night after the Super Bowl. Simpson was also in Louisiana where she spent time shopping at trendy boutiques--she snagged a red '70s disco dress--dining out and partying until the wee hours.

The article discusses celebrities and New York City's Fashion Week. The hottest items at N.Y.C.'s 2005 Spring/Summer Olympus Fashion Week didn't come down the runway-they sat in the front row. We're talking about the parade of A-listers, including J.Lo, Jennifer Connelly, Mischa Barton, Jessica Simpson and Janet Jackson, who turned the shows into red-carpet events akin to premieres. When the lights dimmed, though, everyone was a spectator. Perhaps it was up-and-coming fashionista Anne Hathaway who best summed up the week: "It's just a good time and a sneak-peek at the clothes-and the hope that somebody is going to give you something for free!"

The article profiles actress twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen as they begin their freshman year at New York University. One breakup, one new friend: Twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen shop, bop and adjust their social lives before hitting the books at NYU. Among the lessons learned by Mary-Kate Olsen during her first week as a college student: Sometimes, long-distance romances don't work. NYU freshman Olsen, 18, split with her boyfriend David Katzenberg, 21, a Boston University man some 200 miles to the north. It's reasonable for her to start school fresh. Meanwhile her twin sister (and fellow coed) Ashley found a handsome new man-restaurateur Scott Sartiano, 29, a Columbia grad who once dated actress Anne Hathaway, 21-to show her around the streets of Manhattan and its summer alter ego, the Hamptons. Though both parties insist they are just friends, introduced by mutual acquaintance John Stamos, others say there's a spark. Ashley's first class took place Sept. 7, Mary-Kate's the following day.

This article presents a pictorial of celebrities in the front row at fashion shows in New York including Billy Joel, Farrah Fawcett, Ashley Judd, and others. Style-savvy stars command front-row treatment--after all, darling, the only thing better than seeing the fashions is being seen at the fashion shows.

This article profiles the two rappers from the band OutKast, Antwan Patton and Andre Benjamin. It comes as no great shock that a shared fashion sense helped OutKast's Antwan "Big Boi" Patton and Andre "3000" Benjamin bond as 10th graders attending Tri-Cities High, a performing-arts school in suburban Atlanta. Since hitting stores last September, the outrageously funky collection (essentially solo CDs by Big Boi and Dre packaged together) has sold 3.5 million copies and spent seven weeks at No. 1, while "Hey Ya!" and "The Way You Move" simultaneously occupied the Top 2 positions on the Billboard singles chart, a feat last accomplished by the Bee Gees in 1978. During that period the pair remained partners in rhyme, writing raps and putting together makeshift tapes until they hooked up with some local producers who also worked with fellow Atlanta-based act TLC. Their big break was an audition for Antonio "LA" Reid, who signed OutKast to a contract in 1993 and oversaw the group's 1994 platinum debut, Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik. Dre cowrote that song after the breakup of his two-year relationship with singer Erykah Badu, with whom he has a 6-year-old son, Seven.

Presents tips to prepare for and handle the situation during childbirth. Nondrug strategies that can help speed up labor; Suggestion in deciding to have a caesarean delivery; Finding on studies published in 'Obstetrics and Gynecology' about normal labor.

Recounts the types of games which children participated in prior to the increased usage of electronic equipment for entertainment. Descrption of simple games which children played.

The article presents a picture of gray whales in Baja California, Mexico.

The article discusses issues related to vitamins and supplements for children.

The article offers information on the designs featured by various rooms of hotels located in Paris, France, which includes a stylish Bed and Breakfast (B&B) for the Moulin Rouge room at Stella Cadente's Home, eclectic artifact collections for Bohème, and France's royal inspired design for the Joséphine and Bonaparte Room at L'Empire.

Several letters to the editor and a reply are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Viganila Birth Perks" in the February/March 2009 issue, "Work Out of the Box" in the February/March 2009 issue, and a reader who shared her favorite way to relax during the first trimester of pregnancy.

The article features several eco-friendly hospitality industries which are provided for travelers in Paris, France. These include hotels, restaurants, and shopping centers. Among the hotels in Paris, Le Méridian ÉToile is famous for its legendary jazz club. BioArt serves an all-organic menurisotto with shaved truffles and scallop dish. Shopping centers include Alter Mundi Mode which specializes in organic clothes with an urban edge.

The article presents a travel guide to Zadar on the Dalmatian Coast of Croatia. It provides information on how to get to Zadar. The city has medieval architecture, Roman ruins and cobblestoned streets. The outdoor club, Garden hosts a music festival every July. Meanwhile, travel agency, Adriatic.hr rents furnished apartments.

The article describes the city of Jura, France, a tourist destination that stretches from Burgundy into Switzerland. It has pristine lakes and dramatic gorges. France's smallest wine region, the Arbois, covers just 3,900 acres and produces the acclaimed vin jaune, made from the late harvest of Savagnin grapes.

This article provides an interview with television personality Nigel Barker. Barker served as a judge for the television program "America's Next Top Model," and will also judge the Miss America Pageant in January of 2007. Barker discusses his role as a "fixture" on reality television, as well as his strategy for judging the Miss America beauty pageant.

This section presents anecdotes from parents about their children. A mother relates the Valentine message composed by her two-year-old son for his six-year-old sister. It describes the response of a seven-year-old boy to his sister and brother who started to mess the piles of laundry he had just folded and divided into neat piles. A mother relates how her seven-year-old daughter reacted to her punishment scheme.

The article presents an interview with actress Lisa Edelstein of FOX's "House." The actress says that her co-star, Hugh Laurie, never stays in character during breaks but that he continues to talk with an American accent despite being English. She says that she misses the English accent because Laurie is more relaxed when he speaks naturally. She also learned that medicine is partly a guessing game and that one should always keep questioning doctors.

The article discusses television programs that will begin airing in the fall of 2006. For those who like watching action programs, FOX will begin airing "Standoff," which focuses on police negotiators. FOX will also include "Vanished," which deals with the disappearance of a senator's wife. NBC will begin airing "Kidnapped," starring Timothy Hutton and Dana Delany, in which the two search for their abducted son.

This article presents an interview with actor Christopher Meloni. Meloni discusses the first time he was nominated for an Emmy for his performance on "Law & Order: SVU," his sex-symbol status, being a father to daughter Sophie and son Dante, and things that are planned for the upcoming season of "Law & Order: SVU."

This article presents an interview with actress Lisa Kudrow. Kudrow has been nominated for an Emmy award for her work in the now-canceled show "The Comeback." When the nomination was announced, people began calling Kudrow as early as six o'clock in the morning. Kudrow discusses her chances of winning.

The article discusses a lawsuit against talk show host Maury Povich. Bianca Nardi, a producer on "The Maury Povich Show," filed a $100 million lawsuit against host Povich, three other producers, and NBC, claiming that she was forced to watch pornographic movies, wear skimpy clothes, and expose her breasts on-camera.

The article discusses exercise methods used by actor Jake Gyllenhaal. Photos of the "Brokeback Mountain" actor picture him doing activities like push-ups for toned arms, running to improve his cardio-masculine system, cycling for tough thighs, playing softball, surfing, and skateboarding, which provides exercise and protects the environment.

The article discusses an alleged feud between musicians Elton John and George Michael. Michael claims that Elton John has made the press think that he is living a "depraved gay life," during an appearance on a British talk show. Michael blames John's comments for the media coverage of his arrest for drug possession.

The article presents an account from actress Teri Hatcher of an injury she suffered when a lightbulb exploded on the set of ABC television program "Desperate Housewives." Hatcher describes how glass lodged in her eye and scratched her cornea. She was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover within two days.

The article present several news items from behind the scenes of reality television program "American Idol." Judge Simon Cowell ate some peanuts during a taping. Comedian Kevin Nealon wants contestant Elliott Yamin to win. Actress Tori Spelling attended a taping. Signs made by audience members supported contestant Chris Daughtry.

The article discusses the April 25, 2006 taping of television musical competition "American Idol." Contestant Katharine McPhee stunned the studio audience when she came onstage in a yellow dress that proved to be almost transparent under the bright television lights. Viewers at home didn't notice the wardrobe malfunction.

The article discusses Clyde Pickler, grandfather of "American Idol" contestant Kellie Pickler. Clyde was selling autographed t-shirts of his granddaughter on online auction site eBay in order to raise money to see her in Los Angeles, but was stopped by "American Idol" producers, who claim neither contestants nor family members are allowed to sell autographs.

The article discusses a reported feud between "American Idol" host Ryan Seacrest and judge Paula Abdul. Insiders claim that Seacrest and Abdul's relationship was in trouble after Seacrest talked about Abdul during a March 30, 2006 appearance on the "Tonight Show." Abdul claims that there is no problem between the two.

The article reports on a trip by actor George Clooney and his father to Darfur to aid in a humanitarian mission. The two spent a week in Darfur with cameramen to film a documentary about the political unrest, war, and fatalities. Clooney plans to detail the trip at a press conference.

The article offers tips on how to get tickets for summer festivals in Europe.

This article presents a list of some of Jean Paul's favorite reggae albums including "Voice of Jamaica," by Buju Banton, "Da Real Thing," by Sizzla, "Time Will Tell: A Tribute To Bob Marley," by Bunny Wailer, and "True Democracy," by Steel Pulse.

This article describes Patrick Dempsey's offscreen interest in car-racing. Dempsey, who plays a doctor in "Grey's Anatomy," took up racing about three year's ago. He was recently the Grand Marshal at the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring race where he placed 15th out of 23 racers. He drives an Esperante, Porsche, BMW, or Jaguar, all within the speed limits. He's trying to convert costar T.R. Knight into being a car enthusiast.

This article describes recent Oscar-winner Philip Seymour Hoffman's brief appearance in a short film made by Fairport High School senior, Tim Farmer. Last year Hoffman visited Fairport (N.Y.) High, his alma mater, and Farmer convinced him to appear in the seven-second role.

This article presents information about the auction of George Clooney's Oscar swag bag. The bag will be auctioned by United Way with the proceeds going to Hurricane Katrina relief. The bag includes a two-night getaway in Carmel, California, a Tahitian pearl necklace, and a handwritten thank-you note from Clooney.

This article presents the results of a survey about who is the favorite to replace Katie Couric on "Today" if she jumps to "CBS Evening News." Couric's move to CBS is anticipated in May. Campbell Brown of "Weekend Today" was favored to replace Couric, followed by Meredith Vieira of "The View," and substitute "Today" news anchor, Natalie Morales.

This article presents information about Natalie Portman's recent appearance at the ShoWest theater owners convention in Las Vegas. Portman was voted the Female Star of the Year. She also attracted the affections of a chimp named Cody. He embraced her and kissed her neck and cheek. Portman said he was a perfect gentlemen.

This article presents information about Paula Abdul's quest for love. After a tearful conversation on Dr. Phil about the difficulty of finding true love, she has been seen with Tony Schiena lately. They appeared to be more than just friends at the opening of a Leona Edmiston boutique and he was in the audience at "American Idol." He is an actor and a black-belt karate world champion from South Africa. She says they're just friends.

This article discusses a baby that played a part in one of Jennifer Aniston's movies and one of Vince Vaughn's movies. Ellie Claire Bosse appeared in Aniston's "The Good Girl," and Vaughn's "Old School." Bosse's mother said that Aniston was great with her and continued to hold her after each scene. At first Vaughn was uneasy with the baby, but he gradually loosened up once he learned how to put on the strap-on baby carrier.

This article looks at three celebrity on-again-off-again relationships. Nicole Richie and DJ AM broke off their engagement in December, but they seem to be serious about reconciling. Hilary Swank and husband Chad Lowe split in January but have been seen dining together and she wore her wedding ring to the Oscars. Friends say they are trying to work it out. Uma Thurman and André Balazs split up in March but are still very close friends.