Thanks to Beth Feldman at Role Mommy, I recently had the chance to check out the new TNT show, “Trust Me,” starting Eric McCormack (“Will & Grace”) and Tom Cavanagh (“Ed”). I love both of these guys so I already has a warm, fuzzy feeling as I popped in the DVD.

McCormack and Cavanagh play best friends and creative partners at a Chicago ad firm. Eric McCormack isn’t gay this time around but he’s still playing the straight laced character, while Tom Cavanagh is his slightly irresponsible, super talented and very funny sidekick.

All the action takes place at the agency as they desperately try to come up with the perfect ad slogan. It’s a fast-paced, witty drama that is definitely worth checking out. Think “Mad Men” on speed.  And with so many shots of Starbucks coffees, you’ll be craving a latte before the final credits roll.

“Trust Me” premieres Monday, January 26, 10 pm (ET/PT) on TNT.

You’re never going to find a bunch of recipes on this website. I’m just not that girl. But my kids still need to eat.

So I was intrigued to try out a new children’s food delivery service, Susie’s Supper Club. The meals are prepared with organic and natural ingredients (good!), with mild flavors to make them kid friendly.

Before I even had a chance to try out some of the dishes on my girls, my husband was already digging in. Let’s just say he’s now a big fan of  Susie and her yummy meals.

And the girls are pleased too. 4 year-old Dylan loved the Asian fish cakes, the spinach squares and the polenta fries! And 2 year-old Summer, who pretty much only hearts carbs, really liked the chicken milanese.

My biggest concern was the take-out containers that the food is delivered in. These containers are reusable but you can not recycle them in New York City. And how many containers do we all need in our little apartments?!

But the company is happy to pick up the containers from their customers and deliver them monthly to a recycling area outside the city. A company with a social conscious. That might be what I like about Susie’s Supper Club most of all.

Currently only delivering in Manhattan. Expanding to Brooklyn soon.

Over the weekend, I had the chance to check out “Dear Edwina,” an Off-Broadway musical comedy for kids and adults playing in the Union Square area.

13 year-old Edwina Spoonapple (you know this musical will be good with a name like that) and her very entertaining friends put on a show in their backyard to audition for for the Kalamazoo Advice-a-Palooza Festival.

Edwina gives advice on all kinds of problems like rotten siblings, making new friends and how to set a table. The music is really creative and fun. Songs like “Hola, Lola” and “Put It in the Piggy” are especially fabulous. Two days later and I’m still humming “Hola, Lola” to myself. Well, that’s better than the Jonas Brothers.

The show is just over an hour (the perfect length for a kids’ show) and intended for children 5 and up but my 2 year-old sat through the whole thing and barely took her eyes off the stage.  Tickets are regularly $39. To purchase tickets for $25 each, click here. Running until April 19th. Click here for more information about “Dear Edwina.”

Maybe you’re pissed off that “Lipstick Jungle” is headed for the TV graveyard of canceled shows.  Or maybe you can no longer handle Izzie’s ridiculous relationship with her DEAD ex-fiance Denny on “Grey’s Anatomy.”

Or just possibly, you actually went to see “Four Christmases” in the theater because Vince Vaughn is SO funny and Reese Witherspoon is SO cute but as it turns out, the movie is SO mediocre.

Well, forget all that. Seriously. Because I just watched an incredible, uplifting movie, called “Darius Goes West.”

It’s a documentary (don’t be scared) about 15 year-old Darius Weems, who suffers from a fatal disease, Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD). His brother died from the same disease.

But the movie isn’t depressing.  It’s completely inspiring.  And funny. And beautiful.

Weems and eleven of his best friends set off across America with the ultimate goal of getting his wheelchair customized on MTV’s “Pimp My Ride.” The movie is about friendship and love and the difference we can all make.

$17 dollars of every sale of this movie is devoted to promising DMD research. Their goal is to sell a million DVD’s by July 2009.  To learn more about “Darius Goes West” click here.

I’m also giving away a copy of the movie. So leave a comment and you are entered.

I love a really cute, creative gift idea. And this is definitely one of them. Does your child love to receive mail?

The Good Thoughts Factory will send your child a monthly, personalized greeting card (on recycled paper of course!).  And the cards are just so fun and sweet. Different cards for various age groups.

One card for 3 to 5 year-olds reads, “Did you know that when you smile, you make others around you want to smile too? Try it and see. Imagine how many people you can make smile today.”

See? Don’t you feel good now? And you can send them to grown ups too.  $29 (one card every month for a year). Enter the discount code “Mama Bird” and you’ll receive 20% off. Offer expires December 16th. Click here to visit the Good Thoughts Factory.