In this YA-targeted "The Boys" spin-off, superheroes go to college in hopes of joining The Seven

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The naked yoga movement is catching on, and fans say it helps create an intimate -- but nonsexual -- community

Teens have casually redefined what used to be called sex.

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The man behind the controversial Obama button has a Web site stocked with Hillary hate.

Matthew Salesses discusses his new novel about a Korean American point guard, a TV producer, puns and revenge

Watching Missy now, I find I'm fiercely protective of this fiery oddball in a way I never was of myself as a kid

William S. Burroughs' subversive classic turns 50 -- and is still as vile and embarrassing as it always was