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THE ONLINE BUZZ

Get Your Viewers Up-To-Date on This Month's Hot Topics: The March Madness Craze, Celebrating St. Patty's Day in Eco-Friendly Style, Making the Most of what's in Your Fridge without Spending a Cent, and Spring Break Insider Travel Tips
Regina Lewis, AOL Consumer Advisor, is available for satellite interviews on Wednesday, March 5th and
The Online Buzz is an up-to-the-second report of the freshest online trends and activity. What topics dominate chat rooms right now? Whose hits are spiking or sinking on the online search charts? What is the hottest viral video? Fronted by Regina Lewis, Online Buzz keeps your viewers ahead of the curve on the best of the Web every month in a smart, upbeat segment.
· Manage March Madness. It's one the year's most anticipated online events and Regina offers up online bracket tips, the scoop on watching the games online and helps you balance work with your March Madness cravings.
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· Get Ready for Spring Break. Easter is early this year- March 23- so Spring Break is just around the corner. For those traveling,
· Make the Most of What's in Your Fridge: Short on time at the end of the day?
· Viral Video- See what everyone is watching this month! The cyberspace video we can't seem to get enough of. You won't believe the story behind the clip!
Regina Lewis, AOL Consumer Advisor, national TV contributor, tech-trend expert, knows the tips, tricks, secrets and shortcuts for making technology work. She is as an expert commentator for a wide range of national network and cable programs, including The Today Show, The View, Fox & Friends and weekly segments on CNN Headline News. The mother of three, she's been honored on Capitol Hill for her work in championing online kids safety.
To Schedule an Interview Please Contact
Alyssa Sullivan at 212.599.1797
Interviews made possible by AOL.
www.techpresident.com – How the Candidates are Using the Web & How the Web is Using Them.
This site with a clever tagline tracks how the web affects the election, complete with running tallies of Facebook and YouTube popularity, as well as candidate website traffic. Lately, Obama is reportedly leaving Hillaryin the dust. This video could prove to be the TechPresident tipping point.

This cracks me up as most Pop Culture does ....
Feb. 12, 2004: Barbie tells Ken it's time to hit the bricks
For more, check out: This Week in Pop Culture
My colleague Maggie covered the story ... Trust me, she's thin;) This is an intriguing Woman's Day/AOL Body poll re: whether women would choose wealth over health or a great body over a full wallet. Once had discussion with high-end hair stylist re: why "thinness" is so valued. Our conclusion: cause you can't buy it.
So ... Aniston's 118lb reported weight = the Powerball equivalent.


Here's what she looks like at 218+.
Hard to peg a value on that difference ...



Most of us will never be able to afford the stuff the mega-rich buy, but it's fun to look. Luxist.com gives us mere mortals a glimpse into the latest, greatest high-priced luxury items available to the rich and famous. Some of the high-priced items recently highlighted on the site include a $50,000 tree tent reportedly purchase by Victoria Beckham from Neiman Marcus in
www.luxist.com
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That's guesstimate of how much NFL Fantasy Football could end up costing U.S Corporations this season in terms of lost productivity. Numbers like this always crack me up, but am impressed by the person who is math-savvy enough to build the equation (you've got to figure there's a lot of averages in it). I've interviewed HR execs who say the potential office camaraderie is ... priceless. I probably just upped the number by a few cents ... ;)
