An Arkansas grocery store decided that this week’s US Magazine featuring the smiling faces of Elton John, his husband David Furnish, and their extremely adorable, newly adopted son Zachary, was too offensive for the sensitive eyes of the young children that frequent their store. As a result they decided …
2010 brought many highly publicized celebrity divorces. For instance, Jesse James and Sandra Bullock, Eva Longoria and Tony Parker, Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren, Courtney Cox and David Arquette, and Christina Aguilera and Jordan Bratman to name just a few. The one thing nearly all these break-ups had in common? The women were the ones calling it quits.
Not surprisingly, the National Marriage Project suggests that two-thirds of divorces are initiated by women. It appears that the wives are the ones taking the initiative to call off marriages that are no longer working.
The question is—why are women the ones to throw in the towel? Is it because men are more resistant to change, women are more aware of when enough is enough, or is it because …
Everyone and their little, old Aunt Bertha appears to be suffering from sex addiction these days. It’s the new whooping cough epidemic. It’s all over the place. At the grocery store, glossy photos of celebrities and their various call girls or lovers grace the covers of People and Us magazine. Their captions mentioning sex rehab and an addiction to getting it on.
Sex addiction appears to be the new trendy vice, or at the very least, the weakness of many a celebrity. Within the last 12 months we have seen public figure after public figure bestowed with the title of “sex addict.” Jesse James, Charlie Sheen, and Tiger Woods to name just a few. New …
The word bipolar is, like narcissism, thrown around a lot these days. I don’t know about anyone else, but I’ve been asked, “Are you fucking bipolar or something?” when I’d get annoyed over smelly socks on the floor or not feeling like going out on a given night or just suffering from the monthly hormonal shit. And to be completely honest, I’ve referred to my car’s heater as bipolar (you digitally set it at a certain temperature, but man, 78 degrees is definitely not consistent in my old lady mobile).
Bipolar disorder is really not something to joke about, though. Once called manic depressants, those who live a bipolar life have a tough go of it, usually depending on medication and psychiatry to maintain some semblance of a normal life. This might be especially true of …
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