Friday, Nov 30, 2012 7:39 PM UTC
“Thirtysomething” writer Richard Kramer: “Family isn’t something you make”
The TV writer turned novelist has lots to say about coming of age, coming out and redefining the meaning of family
The TV writer turned novelist has lots to say about coming of age, coming out and redefining the meaning of family
Where's Fanny Brice? Dorothy Parker? Glaring omissions are just one problem in this oral history of funny ladies
I was a young Jewish woman dating an older man, but I couldn't escape Vienna's dark history, or my fears about his
Everyone loves Peggy and Joan. But it's "Mad Men's" brattiest, least feminist character I really identify with
I scoffed at "Girls Gone Wild." But when a cool photographer turned his lens on me, I was shocked by what I allowed
Sweaty thighs sticking to plastic chairs? Miserable barbecues and forced merriment? Thanks, but I'll pass.
Things sure are looking bleaker and bleaker at the pump these days.
Women may be more attracted to men with a little stubble.
After her colorful description of Russell Crowe, the comedian is escorted off the set.
One woman asks the question: Are men boring? (Well, are they?)
The media compares the presidential candidate's wife to Jackie Kennedy, Audrey Hepburn ... and Barbara Bush?
A sex therapist says that if you're unmarried, and you say you're happy, then you must be lying.
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