A college sophomore's condom delivery start-up wants to make safe sex cool -- and convenient

Affectionate pranking can create a feeling of "solidarity" and "kinship," experts tell Salon

Salon's TV picks for Thursday, Jan. 20, 2000

As the New Jersey ladies hype another throwdown, America's love affair with angry women continues

In the mood for a little love this summer? A romance fiction expert picks her favorite new books

A passionate reunion rekindles a resident's love affair with the city.

The singer fights for her right to bare skin onstage by moving a planned tour date to Indonesia.

In which the hapless author slavishly obeys a new bestseller that instructs husband-hunting women over 35 to market themselves like a brand.

I was 15 and he was 18. It took far too many years for me to realize what happened was not OK

Yo, dog! Loaded with comedy stars and offensive stereotypes, Seth Rogen's overgrown animated skit is half-boiled

Pageant contestants have been wearing two-pieces since it began in 1951 -- but no longer

After a day of smooching, Schwarzenegger's costar has a nasty case of whisker burn; are Winona and Beck in Splitsville? Guess who bought Madonna's house? Plus: Jim Carrey on the agony of Grinchness.

A study warns parents about sex in YA novels, but these books can educate -- and spark a passion for reading

A study finds that kids who watch sexy programming are more likely to get pregnant.

"It hurts a lot of people's feelings," one first-generation American student at the N.C. school said through tears