It's December, which means the year is drawing to a close so it's time to kick off our Best of 2010 coverage on the PopSugar Network! We're looking back at the year's biggest headlines, most fantastic pictures, milestone events, and so much more. Plus, we want your input on everything from food trends to celebrity fashion, to fitness crazes. Over the next month, we'll be sharing our comprehensive guide to the best of the best from the past 12 months. Weigh in on all our polls and stay tuned over the next few weeks as we round up your picks and make our favorite editors' choices. Enjoy!

• Pop asks who is the sexiest couple and looks back at Sandra Bullock's big news.
• Buzz wonders about the year's biggest breakout star and best big screen tough chick.
• Yum wants to know your favorite food magazine of the year.
• Bella makes a case for the Brazilian Blowout controversy.
• Fit's finding out about the best sneaker brand and gym chain.
• Tres is testing you on the year's love quotes.
• Fab's asking about your favorite place to shop online and footwear designer.
• Geek's rounding up tips for perfect photography.
• Casa's talking about their favorite feature.
• PopSugar Rush shares the top 10 celebrity viral videos of the year.
• Savvy's polling you on the most shocking effects of the recession.
• Lil's looking back at limited-edition diapers.
• Pet's picking the most popular dog breed.
• Pop UK got sweet with the year in celebrity PDA and favorite newlyweds.
• Fab UK is all about the ombre hair trend and celebrity ad campaigns

Our 12 Days of Edible Gifts series is here! Over the next dozen days, we'll be sharing our favorite new homemade gifts for the holidays. Make them for loved ones as a budget-friendly heartfelt gift — but be sure to make extra to enjoy for yourself.

First up: the easiest edible gift of all, an all-purpose spice rub that comes together in one single, five-second step. Think of this rub as a magic elixir for everything from roasted vegetables to grilled chicken and pan-fried fish.

You could even sprinkle some on top of ramen, or add a spoonful to oil and vinegar for an intriguing salad dressing. If you've got lots of friends and family, multiply the batch and hand out tins as a thoughtful stocking stuffer. You can't go wrong! Now, for the recipe.

Shopping for a long list of loved ones each holiday season can be a bit overwhelming (and expensive); luckily, Macy’s has you covered in both departments.

With Macy’s Holiday Gift Guide, you can peruse gifts for him, gifts for her, gifts under $50, gifts from Martha Stewart, or gifts for kids — all from the comfort of your home (cup of cocoa optional).

The best part? After you find the perfect gift, Macy’s gives you free shipping or an extra 20 percent off sale and clearance items (score)!

Click here to check out gifts for everyone on your list from Macy’s, and then get ready to start checking things off your holiday to-do list!

Easy-to-bake homemade fudge is the perfect gift for the holiday season. In our latest how-to, that we shot at Hip Cooks in LA, we walk you through our favorite fudge recipe and share tips for wrapping it up in a festive package. To stir up this rich dessert, you'll need sugar, butter, evaporated milk, semisweet baking chocolate, marshmallow crème, vanilla, and the nut of your choice. Watch the video to learn how it's made!

Guests attending a holiday cocktail party will expect cocktails, but to ensure that the hostess isn't tending bar all night, serve a pitcher drink or punch or set up a small bar and invite friends to pour their own beverage. Here's how you do it: Select an easy drink recipe, like this one for a bourbon and blood orange blast that's featured here. Write out the directions for the cocktail and set out an ice bucket, cocktail shaker, jigger, and the ingredients. Alternatively, place the blood orange juice alongside vodka, gin, and bourbon. Fill a small pitcher with simple syrup and one can make a blood orange martini or the blast. Remember to place plenty of napkins and fresh towels on the bar.

To get the proportions of the suggested libation, keep reading.

Did you watch the first episode of Top Chef All-Stars last night?! We did, and so did one of our favorite Top Chef contestants, Ryan Scott. Here, Ryan shares his thoughts on the show. Take it away, Chef Scott!

Wow! Memories. It's been three years since they shot my season of Top Chef and it's nice to see a lot of my good friends back on All-Stars. Dale Levitski was just in our living room a few months back. Here I am, laying in bed with my girlfriend, who has a backache, and me stuffed up cold, blogging just for you guys. After all, "people from all over the world have come to visit me." No, wait! That's Jamie.

Of course, my dear friend Richard would bring out the big guns on the first challenge; his liquid nitrogen. How the hell does he get that on the plane? Also, it's refreshing that Spike actually shaved for this season. Unfortunately it doesn't appear that Fabio's hairdresser could fit him in before they shot the show. Fabio knows I love him, and there's not a more traveled, harder-working top chef than him. So grow that hair out, brotha man.

To find out what Ryan thinks of the quickfire, Stephen's clothing choices, and Anthony Bourdain, keep reading.