I was 13 when I found the magazine -- wild, erotic, totally mind-blowing -- and afterward, I was never the same

Wacky names! Baby "bumps"! The "most anticipated baby in the world"! Why do we salivate over spawning celebrities?

Despite what an older generation of reproductive rights activists says, younger feminists have been here all along

Returning to a family barbecue with happy news about the future makes stark all that has changed around a tradition

Jordan Gleason, of Indiana, penned post after banning 60-year-old man harassing his workers

Glitter isn't a health threat or burden, just an inconvenience -- sort of like abortion restrictions, right?

The low-rise jeans craze reignited a personal battle I thought I had won. The one between me and my belly.

Photographer P.J. Boman shoots his wife and muse in dark shadows -- undressing, posing as a prostitute and in the throes of ecstasy.

While we're at it, let's also ban the term "baby bump"

I felt happy rather than traumatized when I was told that my breasts were beginning to develop.

Hollywood's mania for depicting geezers with improbably young babes reflects the desperation of a generation that came of age in the youth-obsessed '60s.

The American Society of Plastic Surgeons is promoting nose jobs for African-Americans that won't make their noses European -- just narrower, more refined, and without the flared nostrils. I'm not buying it.

"There's a problem in the Republican Party when Tucker Carlson is who we're looking to," the "View" co-host says

The governor's lesbian joke about the women arrested in the Rilya Wilson case is the latest example of his mean sense of humor -- when he thinks the media isn't listening.

Vonn glides above her demons, while the man once known as the "Flying Tomato" soars closer toward ... immortality?