Over the last few months, we’ve asked you lots of personal questions in our nosy (anonymous) polls, including:How often do you have sex?What’s your favorite way to groom your bikini line?Which is worse: a bikini wax or a pap smear?Do you believe in soulmates?So why should today be any different? … More
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How Often Do You Fake Orgasm? Poll of the Day
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Oh, Russia: Visions of vodka, sexy spies, and brooding bestubbled men come to mind when I think of our Russian counterparts. But a new report suggests that they may actually be less prone to depression than Americans.What? We have Disney and Justin Beiber. They have alcoholism and (just a slight) lack … More
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Russians Are Less Depressed Than Americans, Hell Freezes Over
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Like the Clintons just might do on Saturday, July 31, 2010. A cool $2 mil is the purported figure that Bill and Hillary are rumored to be spending on Chelsea’s upcoming wedding when the former first daughter and Marc Mezvinsky tie the knot this weekend in New York’s Hudson Valley. … More
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You Know You’re Unwell If…You Spend $2 Million on Your Wedding
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When I grow up I want to be a little boy.– Joseph HellerPost from: BlissTreeJoseph Heller on Growing Up … More
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I have one recurring dream that involves a school bus and a Speed-like jump across a huge gap in the road. I sometimes wonder what it means, besides an obvious fear of school field trips and a childhood crush on Keanu Reeves.A recent WebMD article delves into the world of … More
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Weird Dreams: Decoding The Messages In Your Sleep
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You track the news, your favorite bloggers (hopefully, that includes us), and your friends on Twitter, but scientists are getting even more savvy with the 140-character updates: They’re tracking national moods. Northeastern University scientists, led by Alan Mislove, are tracking what they call the “pulse of the nation” – essentially, … More
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Twitter Mood Maps: Scientists Track Emotions By Tweets
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It’s always embarrassing to fight with your significant other in public. We’re just grateful that none of our domestic spats have been televised. Unfortunately, conservative Mary Matalin and her hubby, liberal James Carville, can’t say that same. We’re just hoping they weren’t on some kind of idyllic, romantic vacation when … More
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Your Relationship Trouble – Hey, At Least It Wasn’t on TV!
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Most of us agree that kissing is pretty fun, but according to a recent Woman’s Day article, it also has some surprising benefits that might make you think twice before skipping your bedtime kiss (or just make you feel better about your drunken makeouts).Here are 5 lesser-known reasons to pucker … More
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Benefits of Kissing: 5 Reasons to Pucker Up
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Turns out Roxy Music (or more recently and obnoxiously, Ke$ha) was right — love is a drug. The activity in your brain when you’re in love is in the same area it would be if you were addicted to cocaine or nicotine. So it doesn’t just feel like you’re in … More
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Love Is a Drug and Breakups Are Withdrawal
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The Nine Rooms of Happiness: Loving Yourself, Finding Your Purpose, and Getting Over Life’s Little Imperfections by Lucy Danziger and Catherine Birndorf, M.D. (Voice/Hyperion)When I was child, my mother kept fish sticks in our linen closet. I can assure you that she wasn’t crazy. Because our kitchen was … More
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Just Browsing: A Skeptic’s Self-Help Book Review of “The Nine Rooms of Happiness”
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