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Skin care experts, along with three lovely Sway readers, weigh in on how to retain your radiance � whatever your number

Whether your preference is classically feminine, daring diva or all out edgy, three show-stopping singers (and the pros who style them) inspire us for spring

What goes with this spring's body-con notice-me prints? Fabulous hair colour, of course. Our experts share their notes on what sings spring.

Trust a professional when it comes to retexturizing treatments

Do your 'do like the stars do

Meet Jacquie Hutchinson, the jet-setting national product trainer and makeup artist for Revlon Canada.

Editor's picks: MAQUILLAGE MUSTS for spring

How one self-proclaimed 'creative scientist' cured her hyperkeratosis

A century after the disease was discovered, the focus is still on finding a cure

Replacing the pressure to be skinny with a plan to be healthy.

A specially designed support group is helping black women break the silence about breast cancer

Image consultant and certified Reiki master Mahalia Crichlow speaks about the benefits of alternative treatments

Dr. Trisha Edwards schools Sway on the uniqueness of black health

The hour has come for a wardrobe spring loaded with crisp neutrals, vibrant colours and a more-the-merrier take on accessories.

Toronto's Room Service restaurant dishes out island flavours with a personal touch.

The Bullens: Built for the rhythm of family life

Olympic hopeful shows courage in the face of tragedy

After a decade away from the game, Cito Gaston is back on the bench

New gym floor supports sport in at-risk community

He dazzled us at the All-Star Game...But what happens when Shaq goes wack?

Calls the plays at Sportsnet

has all the answers for those looking for love in all the right (and wrong) places

Have we lost our way when it comes to our history?

Toronto-born singer Melanie Fiona talks about her journey to the top of the charts

Erykah Badu's New Amerykah, Part Two: Return of the Ankh is a return to her melodic neo soul roots

The former Sugar Jones singer has stripped away bubblegum pop for soulful sounds and control of her life

On her latest album, Kellylee Evans questions the concept of 'good' and channels her alter ego

New textbook brings African Canadian origins to the classroom

An anthology of mixed-race women's experiences is seeking new voices

Thirteen years ago, bumping her head led TV personality Karlene Nation to discover a tumour that could have ended her life

Jajube Mandiela, Degrassi�s next breakout star

Trey Anthony of 'Da Kink brings her new play, on men and the secrets they keep, to the stage

A new mandate at the Toronto Centre for the Arts has it shaking up its programming

Former MuchMusic host aims to save Africa

Though Good Hair is no longer in theatres, hair is always a hot issue, says Chris rock

Trey Anthony of 'Da Kink brings her new play, on men and the secrets they keep, to the stage

Gems of Hope CEO Thierry Zomahoun turned micro-loans into major success

The National Society of Black Engineers marks its annual convention with a first-ever Canadian conference

Goes way beyond giving out annual awards

Tropicana celebrates 30 years of helping others

Promoting self-care and self-confidence for local women

Is experience and forward thinking enough to make former city councillor Garnett Manning the city's next mayor?

For the first time, a Bay Street law firm provides pro bono services to one of Toronto's priority neighbourhoods.

After Haiti was leveled by a 7.0 magnitude earthquake...

NHL veteran Georges Laraque is working to help rebuild the earthquake-ravaged nation.