JOURNEY WITH KILEEN - VACATION DESTINATION - INSIDE YELLOWSTONE!

Balding men can be the butt of many jokes. Comb-overs and bad toupees are never-ending comic fodder. But making fun of a woman with thinning hair? That's just mean.

Sure, it's a double standard, but men can also shave their heads as an accepted choice of personal style; women don't live in that world. And while men may be bothered by their hair loss, the mental toll is worse on women. more

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It's not too late to sneak in a little vacation or plan a getaway -- despite the jittery economy and higher travel costs that may have kept you home.

Domestic airfares are 5% higher on average than last August, Travelocity's booking data show. International fares are about 10% more

Traveling with pets is always a chore, but it can definitely be worth it. Heidi Ganahl, CEO and founder of Camp Bow Wow and Home Buddies by Camp Bow Wow, a pet services company (offering boarding, day care, home care, training and more) has some tips.

1) Check all airline requirements before boarding a plane. See if your pet can travel more

Fall must be around the corner, because Hollywood has already turned the clocks back. After a summer of sequels that did little to further franchises or business, the film industry is doing the time warp again. Over the next eight weeks that constitute Hollywood's truncated fall (executives will peddle holiday fare in early November), more

In the past couple of years, comedian, actor and game-show host Drew Carey has dropped more than 70 pounds. Now he's planning to run his first half-marathon, the 13.1-mile Marine Corps Historic Half, on Sunday in Fredericksburg, Va. Carey, who celebrates his 53rd birthday this month, talks about his upcoming race and how he's feeling better in his 50s more

I've been practicing for months. Practicing what it will be like when, in a few weeks, my firstborn is packed up, flown off and settled into a dorm on a campus on a hill in a town some 1,000 miles from the old house where his stirrings have been the backbeat to my every day.

Just to see what it feels like, I find myself walking past the bedroom that's hard off the landing on the way up the stairs. I peek in, see the bedclothes unrumpled, more