BC--AP Lifestyles Digest - ABC News The Lifestyles Digest for the week of Sept. For copy reruns, call Customer Support, customersupport@ap.org, 877-836-9477. For photo reruns, go to the photo archive http://apimages.ap.org/ or call 212-621-1930. If you would like to receive this digest by email, please contact ltolin@ap.org. Homes, gardening, crafts and Special Editions, Julie Rubin, jrubin@ap.org. Food, J.M. Hirsch, jhirsch@ap.org. Travel, Beth Harpaz, bharpaz@ap.org. Other questions, Lisa Tolin, ltolin@ap.org. The public loves its Monday morning quarterbacking about a red-carpet hit, and, maybe more so, a miss. Yes, Lena Dunham, we'll be talking about those oversized flowers on your dress. But this display of fashion finery on Sunday night actually gave us other things to talk about. By AP Fashion Writer Samantha Critchell. SENT: 650 words, photos, video. Eek! Maybe you hear a rustling in your dog's food dish. Or spot droppings in the cabinet under the sink. Or come face to face with a mouse itself. Besides the yuck factor, there's a health risk to having mice in the home, so be proactive, says Stuart Nichol of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. As the weather turns colder and mice look for a way to get inside and warm, start by inspecting your home for possible entry points. By Carole Feldman. UPCOMING: 750 words by 1 p.m. Tuesday, photos. Fall is a fine time to sample a wide variety of craft beers, becaue no matter what your autumnal activity there is likely to be a seasonal beer to make it better. Whether you're having a Halloween gathering, hosting a Thanksgiving feast, enjoying the fall foliage or taking the family apple picking, there are plenty of brews to help celebrate. By Michael Felberbaum. UPCOMING: About 900 words by 3 p.m. NEW YORK - Why are you so sad, the little girl in a blue polo shirt and a bright pink bow is asked on TV? "Because they didn't like my dreads," she sobs, wiping her tears. I think that they should let me have my dreads. With those words, 7-year-old Tiana Parker in Tulsa, Okla., found herself at the center of decades and decades of debate over standards of black beauty, cultural pride and freedom of expression - even for second graders. By Leanne Italie. UPCOMING: 900 words by 2 p.m. Wednedsay, photos. The Moosewood Restaurant in upstate New York essentially created vegetarian cooking in America when it opened 1973. But in the four decades since, it has been outpaced by young upstarts, overshadowed by vegan bakers and gluten-free bloggers. Even Mollie Katzen, its most famous founder, has distanced herself from the movement, offering instead her own take - and cookbook - on what it means to be vegetarian today. As "Moosewood Restaurant Favorites" (St. Martin's Griffin; 2013, $29.99) makes its way into bookstores, can the old standard-bearer find favor with millennials? By Michele Kayal. UPCOMING: 650 words and a recipe for Thai butternut squash soup by 11 a.m. Thursday, photos. MILAN - The Milan masters displayed their customary discipline, but it was the fresh perspectives of up-and-coming young designers that energized this round of Milan Fashion Week: Uma Wang's hauntingly fresh looks, Fausto Puglisi's vibrant edgy couture and Marco de Vincenzo's romantic optical illusions. By Colleen Barry and Daniela Petroff. SENT: 850 words, photos.