Perfect for any special holiday, a set of these tile photo coasters will cost less than $5 to make. The square tiles from your local home goods store makes this DIY a unique way to showcase your favorite Hipstamatic and Instagram snaps. All you need is some Mod Podge and a bit of felt to complete this fun project. Stack and wrap the finished photo coasters with a ribbon, and you’ve got the perfect gift for someone special. These coasters are so cute, you’ll probably end up making another set for yourself.

Some of our favorite authors are out with new novels this month, just in time for the beginning of beach season. The Da Vinci Code‘s Dan Brown is taking on Dante’s Inferno, while the author of The Kite Runner and A Thousand Splendid Suns is back with a book that travels from San Francisco to Kabul. There are also a number of promising memoirs and nonfiction titles out this month. Click through to find out what we’re adding to our reading list.

Are books one of your biggest spending vices? You may think that great literature is worth any price, but buying books here and there can quickly add up. If you’re a voracious reader, try to save money by getting some of your books for free through these means.

It’s hard to force yourself out of bed when you wake up bleary-eyed, but one way to get up with ease is to prep your body to wake up at the same time feeling refreshed. Oftentimes, you’re feeling groggy in the mornings because you’re not getting good-quality sleep. Here are a couple of tips that may help.

In a perfect world, we’d love our job and all our colleagues. However, the truth is, people come from all walks of life, and you may not get along with everyone. Here are some starter tips to dealing with the various difficult co-workers you may encounter at your job.

Although we offered you great budget tips for a local bachelorette party, I know some of you are itching to travel. Heather Dickson, Associate Publisher of Lonely Planet, weighs in on the hottest vacay spots that will give you a bang for your bachelorette bucks.

April 4, 1968, was a tragic day in America, as civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis. TN. On this week’s episode of Mad Men, we witness the historical event from the perspective of the mostly white upper-class employees of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce.

When the hiring manager asks you if you have more questions during an interview, take this as an opportunity to help him visualize you at the job. In a thread on Reddit, some commenters suggest asking questions like “What is one thing I could accomplish in my first six months here that would have the most impact?” and “If I were chosen for this position, what would a regular day at work look like for me?”

This week, US presidents and first ladies past and present came together in Texas, the royals did their best Harry Potter impression, and the people of Massachusetts shared a moment of silence for the Boston Marathon victims. Meanwhile, festival fans kept the Coachella party going, and love was in the air. See all that and more with the week in pictures!

he 2013 White House Correspondents’ Dinner is this weekend, and POPSUGAR will be reporting on the weekend from DC. Before then, we can’t help but take the opportunity to look back at the funniest moments from past dinners.