Music festival season is upon us, and if you happen to be headed over to the Valley for Coachella, a week of festival madness awaits. Before you join the fun, though, there are a few things to pack for your health, sanity, and the benefit of all those Facebook pictures afterward. Want the list of what to pack and why? Check out our festival necessities right now, then.

You've got your something old, something new, and something borrowed, and now you need to find a way to make blue fit into your ensemble (and a silver sixpence). This particular wedding tradition is said to date back to ancient Israel, where women would stitch blue ribbon into their dresses to symbolize purity and fidelity. To avoid an old custom clashing with your modern wedding wardrobe, however, here are some slightly more subtle ways to incorporate blue into your big day.

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Botox Cosmetic turns 10 years old this month, and what a difference a decade has made. While the drug was actually created as a treatment for muscle spasms decades ago, it wasn't until April 2002 that the FDA cleared Botox for cosmetic use.

So what's happened with America's favorite neurotoxin in the past 10 years? A whole lot, as it turns out. Celebrities have denied (and then admitted) using the stuff, and it's been used for conditions as diverse as sweaty feet and migraines. It's even served as the butt of many jokes. At the 2002 Oscars, host Whoopi Goldberg cracked, "Security here tonight is tighter than some of the faces." See Botox's biggest milestones now.

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