Eighth grade can be hell. Back then I thought I'd be alone until one brave, outgoing girl decided to be my friend

This Midwestern dominatrix and professional baby charms snakes at Coney Island -- and she looks great in a fishtail and pasties. First of two parts.

All I hear as I walk toward him is the sound of my footsteps and the beating of my heart.

The art of reading coffee cups has been practiced for centuries across the Middle East

How TLC's tear-jerking ultra-reality shows, in which ordinary folks give birth, go on blind dates and undergo cosmetic dentistry, became the hottest thing on daytime cable.

Technology and marketing have revolutionized desire -- and made us crave salty, fatty foods

While attention-hungry Arbour shock-jocks her way back onto our feeds, these vloggers are doing great work

Anatomy is grueling enough without a gang of unweaned college boys drooling over the specimens

The sardonic tone once so fresh to TV has become ubiquitous and unbearable. The "Girls" star may be its last hope

Combine it with a Greek dip—melitzanosalata, tirokafteri, tzatziki or skordalia—for a colorful rainbow of delight

Size-inclusive travel columnist Chaya Milchtein returns home to New York City — and eats her way through the city

Sigourney Weaver spills the beans on the unexpurgated "Galaxy Quest" and explains how her work in Roman Polanski's neglected "Death and the Maiden" fueled her powerhouse acting in "A Map of the World."

Every day I walked a gantlet of humiliation. By the age of 12, I wanted to kill myself

Josh Hartnett stars in this romantic thriller that fails to raise a single goose bump, but does raise the question: What if the lead character's cellphone worked?

Movies love it when they call on big Papa — for actors from Chris O'Donnell to Dominic West, he's irresistible