NEW YORK: All those celebrities in oversize sunglasses might be doing more than shielding themselves from the paparazzi: Large lenses, especially those that fit the contours of the face, provide better protection from the sun's rays.

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RAVENNA: Her future's so bright, she's gotta wear shades — banana yellow shades, that is. A few years ago, Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy junior Katie Gillespie was going through one of her drawers at home and found a pair of sunglasses that would make anyone noticeable. Flashy is an understatement.

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All those celebrities in oversized sunglasses might be doing more than shielding themselves from the paparazzi: Large lenses, especially those that fit the contours of the face, provide better protection from the sun's rays. But those big, round frames come with a different sort of risk, albeit a minor one: The wearer may be mistaken for a fly, bee or other bug-eyed creature. "The oversized bug ...

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Mr. Marks held patents on polarized film for sunglasses, a 3-D moviemaking process and a generator the size of a grapefruit that could produce enough electricity for a house.

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Mr. Marks held patents on polarized film for sunglasses, a 3-D moviemaking process and a generator the size of a grapefruit that could produce enough electricity for a house.

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Everyone, including children, who spends time in the sun should wear sunglasses, said James Cornetet, an ophthalmologist with the Billings Clinic. Long-term exposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays has been linked to cataracts, macular degeneration and, ...

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Courtney Laughery wears sunglasses every day to protect her sun-sensitive eyes, but she has another reason to buy more than one pair. Sunglasses are as an important a fashion accessory as a purse or shoes, she said. ...

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Hillman not hiding behind sunglasses

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It took a while to get used to the oversize bug-eye sunglasses I wore over a sunny weekend in suburbia.

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VIRGINIA — It was all sunglasses and smiles for the Virginia graduating class of 2008. Well, sunglasses for a few, anyway. You must be a Registered User to view the rest of the story.

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