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Dorothys ruby slippers get designer bling: "Wizard of Oz" fans can shoe-shop from the Ruby Slipper Collection, unveiled at a party to mark New York Fashion Week. Styled by top designers using red Swarovski crystals, they will be raffled to benefit the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. ›14:58 5 Sep, Fri
Grandmother: Missing tot still alive: The author of the best-selling novel "The Horse Whisperer" is recovering in a hospital after eating poisonous mushrooms during a holiday in Scotland. Evans became sick after cooking and eating the mushrooms he and his family picked in the woods on Aug. 23. Supposedly the mushrooms included the highly toxic variety Cortinarius speciosissimus, which attacks the kidneys. ›15:03 2 Sep, Tue
FDA posts list of potential problem drugs: In an effort to improve communication with doctors and patients on prescription drug safety, the government Friday began posting a list of medications under investigation for potential problems. ›18:40 5 Sep, Fri
Julia Roberts designs T-shirt for AIDS fight: Whether you dare to bare or work to black out" your pout, the fall's hottest lip colors are anything but neutral! TODAY Style editor Bobbie Thomas lays out what you need to know before sporting bare or black lipstick. ›17:51 28 Aug, Thu
Candidates assess Fannie-Freddie rescue: The historic takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which could come as soon as this weekend, moved to the forefront of the presidential campaign Saturday. ›22:08
Boy doles out fake $20 bills at school: Authorities say an 8-year-old boy was handing out hundreds of dollars in fake $20 bills at an Ocala elementary school. School officials reported the boy to police on Tuesday. ›22:13 4 Sep, Thu
Ready to reveal a family secret? E-mail us!: Do you have a potentially life-altering skeleton in your closet that you are willing to talk about for the first time? Is there a family secret that has been revealed to you? Share your stories for an upcoming segment of TODAY! ›21:23 5 Sep, Fri
Fashion designer Mila Schoen dies at 91: Mila Schoen, an Italian designer of elegant, impeccably tailored clothes, died Friday at 91. Many of society's well-heeled women, in Italy and abroad, wore her creations, including Jacqueline Kennedy and Marella Agnelli. ›15:22 5 Sep, Fri
Phelps donates $1 million bonus: Connor Gifford a young man with Down Syndrome offers his take on our national identity with these poems on war, women's rights and civil rights. ›17:03 29 Aug, Fri
Could Nobel Win Push Gore Into 08 Race?: Thousands of activists are hoping to convince Al Gore to run for president. Could a Nobel Peace Prize give the reluctant candidate a push? ›14:39 8 Oct, Mon
An Italian favorite: Chicken parmigiana: No Italian meal can be complete without this classic dish. Here, Sal Scognamillo from the famed Patsy's restaurant in New York City and now Atlantic City give their family recipe for the perfect chicken parmigiana. ›20:31 5 Sep, Fri
Do Women Lead Differently Than Men?: Americans could elect our first female president in 2008. What the most powerful women of the past can teach us about how to rule in the future. ›21:39 6 Oct, Sat
Dell plans to sell computer factories report: Dell Inc is trying to sell computer factories around the world in efforts to cut cost and improve profitability, the Wall Street Journal said. ›11:59 5 Sep, Fri
Capital Sources: Mike Huckabee, Unplugged: The former Arkansas governor struggles to raise money, lags behind the GOP presidential front runners in the polls and has been maligned by Bushs former counsel. Why he keeps on keepin on. ›18:16 11 Oct, Thu
Slide show: Slide show: The spy who loved Runway: Designers create a look for Diane von Furstenbergs line, inspired by a 1940s spy movie. ›13:54 4 Sep, Thu
Gellman: A Letter to a Bigot: What I want to say to a person of prejudice. ›22:12 12 Oct, Fri
Greenspan: Fed is not a magical piggy bank: Troubled by the Bear Stearns debacle, former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan is advocating a new way of dealing with government bailouts of collapsing companies. ›04:07 5 Sep, Fri
Excerpt: Roald Dahls secret mission: Dr. Francis Collins, arguably the nation's leading geneticist and author of the best-selling "The Language of God," is working on a book that promises "stunning new revelations about why we get sick; what it means to be healthy; how we can prevent disease" and medical treatment. ›18:38 2 Sep, Tue
Embryonic stem cells still needed, panel says: Soldier suicides this year could surpass the record rate of last year, Army officials said Thursday, urging military leaders at all levels to redouble prevention efforts for a force strained by two wars. ›20:41 4 Sep, Thu
Food for thought: Thinking makes us pig out: Tobacco use caused 2.4 million cases of cancer in the United States from 1999 to 2004, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported on Thursday. ›01:41 5 Sep, Fri
Send us shots of your cool, crazy shoes!: Does your closet boast interesting or jaw-dropping footwear? Do you collect all kinds of cool, pretty and interesting accessories for your feet? If so, share them with TODAY! We want to see your favorite, least favorite, ugliest, craziest, most comfortable, or bizarre shoes. ›18:35 3 Sep, Wed
Bite out of crime? Sandwich bribe alleged: Iowa City police said a man who was driving drunk tried to bribe a police officer with a sandwich. ›21:40 2 Sep, Tue
Big risks for rising number of child brides: Cocaine and methamphetamine use among young adults declined significantly last year as supplies dried up, leading to higher prices and reduced purity, the government reports. Overall use of illicit drugs showed little change. ›12:29 4 Sep, Thu
Slice of Lady Di's wedding cake sells for $1,830: These luminous ladies prove that age is just a number. ›12:58 29 Aug, Fri
