This weekend dish is a mouth-watering dessert with a little extra kick. Peaches & Port is a light fruity dessert that is perfect after a heavy meal – and simple to make!

Roasted peppers are one of those foods that everyone needs to make from scratch. Don’t bother with the store-bought kind, they suck. Besides, Zia Marianna's Roasted Peppers are unlike any recipe you've ever tried. Trust us.

Nothing says desperate cash-grab like a celebrity-endorsed product. Whether they’ve run out of money or just want to buy that third home in the Poconos, slapping their likeness on a product that has little or no connection to their careers is a great way to bank a paycheck in our fame-obsessed culture. So from the bottom of the barrel to…the top of the bottom of the barrel – Here’s Bitchin’ Kitchen’s list of the best and worst celebrity food products.

“If you could send this article to every girl who ever rejected me in high school, I’d appreciate that,” Paul Telner - a red curly haired Jewish guy - says when told that he was this month’s Bitchin’ Babe.

“I feel that with this new title I may make some adjustments to the way I walk. I have a regular walk, but with this new title, it may add at least 41.5% more strut to my walk.”

When you see one of Paul Telner’s comedy sketches on PaulTelner.com you’d think that he’d been doing this all his life. A real natural when it comes to prank comedy, Telner stresses that he wasn’t always the funny one. Being rather shy as kid, he admits that it was his father who usually generated the most laughs.

“I was supposed to be in bed but I’d peak down the stairs and hear my dad captivating the room with great stories and tons of laughter and was inspired.”

We’ve all felt the sting of having stared at a digital screen for way too long. There’s the abrupt realization that you haven’t blinked for an extended period of time, the coarse feeling your eyelids suddenly have as you massage them with the tips of your fingers. The inability to read the clock at the other end of the room…

Symptoms like these used to be summed up by the tsk-ing of our mothers and grandmothers as they warned us not to sit too close to the TV or we’d surely “burn our eyes out”. Today, “burning your eyes out” is a condition recognized by the medical community as Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) and it affects millions of members of the net-generation each and every year. Here's a quick guide on what to do to keep your eyes in great shape.