In an attempt to attract younger customers, Old Navy has stepped up its fashion to compete with chains like H&M and Forever 21. They introduced the new look during fashion week. WSJ’s Teri Agins reports. (Feb. 6)

Personal Finance columnist Jonathan Clements discusses common investment mistakes that involve emotions. (Feb. 6)

Drew Carey says the media has it all wrong about the “struggling middle class.” Courtesy of reason.tv.

Due to bird flu, field rats have become a popular food in Vietnam. Watch how rats are caught and prepared, and see WSJ reporter James Hookway have a taste. (Feb. 5)

Love & Money columnist Jeff Opdyke and his wife Amy debate the pros and cons of the various cities they’ve lived in over the past 20 years. (Feb. 4)

Designer Tory Burch gives fashion columnist Teri Agins a sneak peak of her fall collection. The line incorporates quilting, corduroy and motorcycle jackets. (Feb. 4)

The Bhut Jolokia is the world’s hottest pepper. But, despite its extreme heat, those who try it often become huge fans. Will the same happen to WSJ’s Stan Sesser? Watch as he samples the treat from India. (Feb. 1)

WSJ’s Laura Landro gets golf lessons so she can spend more time with her golf-enthusiast husband. (Feb. 1)

Wine columnists John Brecher and Dottie Gaiter recommend sweet wines to celebrate with your significant other on Valentines Day. (Feb. 1)

As the IRS continues to audit more taxpayers, Barbara Weltman, contributing editor to the J.K. Lasser Tax Guides, explains what red flags auditors look for when singling out taxpayers. WSJ’s Tom Herman has the interview. (Jan. 29)

Why is the government considering polar bears for the endangered species list while their population approaches an all-time high? (Jan. 28)

Plenty of visionaries have ideas about what technology will look like in 10 years. But what do the people think? WSJ Digital Network’s Stacey Delo reports. (Jan. 28)