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Coming next month in the March 2008 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine Oprah Talks to Sally Field The amazingly resilient actress talks about growing up in the shadow of violence, acting as therapy, anger as a survival tool, hiding herself in Gidget, finding herself in Sybil, and how, at 61, she's finally found a measure of peace. Are You Doing Absolutely the Best Thing with Your Money? Don't worry, be savvy—and start thinking about your finances now. If you don't, who will? We're going to help you deal with what you've got, find cash you didn't know you had, and most of all, sleep well, confident that you've taken really good care of your smart self. Green Is the New Chic No more hemp sacks! Eco-clothing used to be like high-fiber cereal—crunchy, healthy, and boring. Now it's possible to do good and look good. Carb-o-licious! All carbs are not created equal (as your weight, mood, and blood sugar will attest). For better health, a leaner body, and fewer ups and downs in your get-up-and-go, we'll serve up recipes with quinoa, the pilaf, the farro, the whole wheat pasta. How could something this healthy taste this good? Five Things Happy People We Know Do Every Day Sages going back to Socrates have offered advice on how to be happy, but only now are scientists beginning to address this question. We canvassed leaders in the field to discover what happy people have in common—and why it's worth trying to become one. On newsstands and online February 12, 2008. Subscribe now! |
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