"Traditional" wedding dresses aren't traditional -- so why are we so fixated on them?

The pretty sister is dumb; the smart sister is plain and resentful. How original.

The babes in the off-Broadway show "Pieces (of Ass)" think they have something profound to say about sexuality, objectification and identity. For the most part, they don't.

A new study finds the virgin/whore dichotomy concentrated in a new place: Young women's profile pictures

With one episode left, let's look back at the brilliant show's most striking and pivotal scenes

The exploitative "Who's Your Daddy?" is too stupid to get worked up over. But Americans might want to question the Fox idea of family.

The wife of a real-life "Mad Man" speaks

It was a hot Chicago summer. My stripper year. My heroin year. I had a new college degree and nothing made sense. I was having the best time of my life.

As a lawyer, I expected to despise the woman who abandoned her family. Seeing her on the stand, I feel pity instead

The first time, her passionate affair with the Frenchman in Italy had helped heal her heartbreak. But now she was returning to Italy to see him again. Could the second time be as good as the first?

Jodhpur was driving me crazy -- until I met Julia.

How Republicans embraced a promising economic theory — and distorted it beyond recognition

I had nothing better to do than watch the taping of Simon Cowell's amateur-hour schlockfest. Here's my shocking story.

"Mulholland Drive," the ultraweird director's horror-show look at Hollywood, has a malevolent movie industry, debauched actresses and lots and lots of steamy lesbian sex.

That was his opening line. And I still went home with him on our first date.