"Oprah's Big Give" makes charity look as easy as speed dialing Jennifer Aniston, while "30 Rock's" Tina Fey breaks the angst of the single female out of a frothy Aniston-flavored rut.

Many commentators, notably feminists, dismiss stories about the sex life of President Clinton as irrelevant to his public role. But this drawing of a line between public and private lives, says a homosexual writer, cannot work.

While bar-hopping, Jane Juska explains to Salon's increasingly envious reporter why she's getting so much action and why old people don't need soul mates.

A horndog in Costa Rica wrestles with the temptations of the flesh.

Magazine reveals list of "politically incorrect truths," a twisted view of the universe disguised as science.

Glasses, like small breasts, seem to be one of those things that women automatically assume men find unattractive.

Two travelers are happily swapping drinks and tales with the sheriff in a drowsy Mexican town -- until he pulls out his gun and things turn deadly crazy.

A woman pierced by the holy rapture of God makes love one time and changes the world around her.

I wanted a new pair of boobs. But how would I tell my daughters that their Barbie-bashing mom wants to look just like her?

What do women want? It's a lot more complicated than shiny blond tresses

Serge Normant, hairdresser to the stars, talks about relationships, balding, Ellen Barkin and his new book.

A Russian guy popped his head out from his compartment. “Trump!” he said, making a thumbs-up gesture

A blogger takes flak for her silly race experiment, but I'm reminded of the complicated power of black women's hair

Every year I remember my first erotic encounter with a Christmas Tree Boy.

Twenty years ago, they were the kings of prepubescent pop. And the Duranettes were the queens of our ghetto junior high. Now, on the first night of the Fabulous Five's U.S. comeback tour, I've come to pay my respects.