SHEI Magazine

No More Dirty Looks: Because beauty shouldn’t be toxic.

When Siobhan O'Connor and Alexandra Spunt realized the magic ingredient used in their Brazilian Blowouts was...formaldehyde, they went on a quest to discover what other toxic chemicals are lurking in our beauty products. SHEI Magazine's Alexandra Foster interviewed Siobhan O'Connor about their new book, "No More Dirty Looks."

Starring Ann Arbor: Interview with “Answer This!” Screenwriter & Director, Chris Farah.

This time last year, brothers Christopher and Michael Farah, Ann Arbor natives, had taken over the University of Michigan Campus. No, it wasn't some sort of epic Capture-the-Flag-On-the-Diag - the brothers were filming movie of their very own. Written/directed by Christopher and produced by Michael, "Answer This!" has been called "a love letter to Ann Arbor." Fresh off the Traverse City Film Festival, Christopher Farah graciously agreed to an interview with SHEI Magazine.

The Land of Nod Experiment… The Photo Documentary

The Land of Nod Experiment took place in Jackson, Mi, July 23-25. SHEI was lucky enough to secure all-access press passes to witness the insanity. Check out the gallery.

Detroit City Guide Pt. 3 – Shopping

Whether you’re a used book collector, foodie, shoe-lover or about to redecorate your living room, the Motor City offers plenty of places where you can spend your hard-earned cash. SHEI presents a sample of these shopping venues that everybody in the area – homegrown Michiganders or out-of-town visitors alike – should consider visiting.

Ten Questions With…Hannah and the Bloodlines

Hannah and the Bloodlines is an engaging indie/pop juggernaut hailing from Boston. New England has more to be proud of than the BoSox.

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And the Fashion Emmy Goes to… (0)

8/31/10 •

Some watched the 62nd Emmy Primetime Awards to see who would take home awards like Best Supporting and Leading Actress or Best Comedy. Others (like myself) tuned in to see what all of the actors and actresses decided to wear for the big, red carpet extravaganza.

Tiny Pencil (0)

8/30/10 •

If you’re buying school supplies today, you might be interested in the work of Dalton Ghetti. He’s an artist who carves extremely tiny sculptures in pencil lead…No.2 Pencil Lead, actually. And the pencil is still attached. Feast your eyes: He was featured at DesignSpongeOnline.com this week

Couch ban – time to grow up. (0)

8/29/10 •

As we University of Michigan students begin moving into our off-campus residences, we become very focused (for a brief time) on furniture arrangement, poster placement, and which items from the Ikea catalog would really make our tiny kitchens functional and stylish. But if you’re one of the many living in a house with a porch, you might also want to consider something else. The couch.

Another use for textbooks (0)

8/28/10 •

How one UK artist turns literary inspiration into one-of-a-kind jewelry.

Let them have Art. (0)

8/27/10 •

This weekend is the 4th Annual People’s Arts Festival at the Russel in Detroit. Not only is it the largest free arts festival in the City of Detroit, but this year it features art, performance, film, and music.