Liane Starr is an editor for Cheapism.com, a website that provides budget-friendly shopping tips and product recommendations. With a focus on consumer goods and trends, Liane writes articles that explore unique and affordable products, food and drink experiences, and popular social media recipes.
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Liane Starr's focus is primarily on house and home-related content, including product reviews, DIY projects, and food & beverage. Her articles mostly consist of promotional deals, reviews, and opinion editorials.
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By: Liane Starr
Store-bought candles are pricey and can be wasteful. Make dupes that smell just as great but cost a fraction of the price and won't end up in a landfill
By: Liane Starr
Making an Oreo mug cake with two ingredients in less than two minutes is a busy person's dream come true. But is it worth it?
By: Liane Starr
The 'Hunger Games' actor has raved about Spaghetti alla Nerano, so I decided to give it a try — despite absolutely despising zucchini. Here's how it went ...
January 30, 2024 by Liane Starr Liane Starr is a staff writer at Cheapism covering food, shopping, and personal finance. Liane was previously editor-in-chief of footwear trade WSAToday and a senior editor at HitFix and EW.com. Her TV guidebook, "Stream This Next," was published in 2023.
If you've seen an episode of the reality comition TV show “The Traitors,” you know it's filmed in an authentic (and very deluxe) Scottish castle. You may also know that Alan Cumming, who gleefully hosts the show and previously starred in (and received Emmy nods and Golden Globe awards for) “Cabaret,” “Schmigadoon” and “The Good Wife,” looks pretty extra in every scene he appears in, whether he's wearing tartan-decorated gloves, a wooly white jacket, or a fabulous kilt. So, while there's still the question of who will win the season, there's also another very important question: Can he keep the clothes?
by Liane Starr Liane Starr is a staff writer at Cheapism covering food, shopping, and personal finance. Liane was previously editor-in-chief of footwear trade WSAToday and a senior editor at HitFix and EW.com. Her TV guidebook, "Stream This Next," was published in 2023.
If you're old enough to remember John Hughes teen movies, life before social media, and big hair that wasn't ironic, you probably remember the Brat Pack, the punny name given to a group of young celebrities who seemed to be living their best, most glamorous lives in the late ‘80s. “Oh my God, you wanted to be us,” recalls one Brat Pack member, Andrew McCarthy, “But for us, it just wasn't that way.”
By: Liane Starr
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