Sarah Hepola (page 4)

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Sarah Hepola’s memoir, “Blackout: Remembering the Things I Drank to Forget,” was a New York Times bestseller. Previously she was personal essays editor at Salon, and a contributing editor at Nerve, where she also ran the Scanner blog on sex and culture. She was the film and technology editor at the Austin Chronicle and the music editor at the Dallas Observer. She was, ever so briefly, a high school English teacher. Her writing has appeared in the New York Times, Glamour, the Morning News, and on NPR. She lives in Texas.

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Sarah Hepola (page 4)

“Kick Like a Girl” scores

A bum note can’t stop Susan Boyle

Biggest “Idol” upset ever

Quote of the day

Sexual chocolate

Obama’s heckler moment

Quote of the day

Shopping for computers is tough!

It’s cheap — but can you swallow it?

MILF swap

The funny thing about mothers

Your daily homophobia

Screw inner beauty

Bristol Palin on the “Today” show

Abortion plane!

Elizabeth Edwards: “I cried and screamed”

Are pregnant women smug?

Bea Arthur “changed the perception of a woman’s role”

“Nothing was done”

Epic fail: Apple’s “Baby Shaker” app

Levi Johnston on “Larry King Live”

Is male bisexuality the new hotness?

George Takei, Lance Bass in “The Gaythering Storm”

You can’t stop Susan Boyle!