October 7 Week In Review
Latest10 Things You May Have Missed On TV This Week
In this week’s compilation of pop culture crap, Barbara Walters could use a new pantsuit, George Clooney gets wacky with Dave, and Tyra Banks is dying to pop that pimple on your face. More »
Guys Open Up About Fighting
Welcome back to Guysourcing, where a panel of helpful gentlemen answer your questions. This week’s question was the following: “When was the last time you got into a physical fight? More »
What Would It Look Like If Courtney Stodden Tweeted The News?
Teen bride Courtney Stodden shocked America when she sauntered into the news after marrying former Lost actor Doug Hutchison, and it’s been impossible for us to tear our eyes away from her since. More »
Barnard Students Accuse College Of ‘Extortion’
Barnard College recently angered its student body by announcing that seniors will no longer be allowed to register (and pay) for part-time enrollment in their finals semesters. More »
Stanford Grads Reflect On Steve Jobs’s Hungry, Foolish Speech
Steve Jobs’s 2005 Stanford commencement speech was already widely cited before his death – now that he’s died, it’s shaping up to be one of the most famous graduation speeches in recent memory, second perhaps to David Foster Wallace’s “This Is Water” address at Kenyon. More »
‘Men-Ups’ Are So Much More Than Just Men Posing Like Pin-Ups
Rion Sabean is a 26-year-old photography student who has started a series of “Men-Ups,” in which men who embody what society considers to be manly – More »
How To Get Out Of Any Conversation
We’ve all been there: trapped in a seemingly neverending conversation with no obvious way out. How do you escape without hurting the other person’s feelings. More »
How Amanda Seyfried’s Panic Attacks Can Help Us
Amanda Seyfried recently told a magazine that she has panic attacks and gets therapy. She’s one of the few to admit that being a Hollywood actress is pretty hard on the psyche – More »
A Year Of Barely Edible School Lunches
Schools used to dish out putrid pasta dishes, burned french fries, and mystery meats with few complaints from parents, but the childhood obesity epidemic has drawn more attention to what kids are being served at school. More »