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“I was really surprised when someone died!” More
Are you secretly addicted to romance novels? If you are, you have to admit some of them can have pretty hilarious titles and covers (in addition to the actual stories). If you don’t read romance novels but love to make … More
A Montreal middle school teacher has been fired after giving students a multiple-choice exam that involved questions about penis sizes and anal sex. Mon dieu! – Gawker
Should you ever re-date an old love and other questions about “love do-overs.” – Lemondrop
Men in Uganda are being encouraged to take a “sex strike” as a way to enact political change. This will finally answer the question “Would Lysistrata work for dudes?” – Creative Loafing
How to flirt like a nerd. – The Frisky
What makes birds gay? Your dad might say it’s just a sinful choice, but scientists say it’s the amount of mercury in the air. Well, considering Mercury wore those gay winged shoes, it’s no wonder. – MSNBC
Amish-themed romance novels are becoming more popular. But it won’t count until one of them gets turned into a Lifetime movie. – Newsweek More
Today’s New York Post profiles Timothy Adams, “the new Fabio,” who is the reigning king of romance novel model covers. Adams has appeared on the covers of everything from Sins of the Highlander to Unfinished Business with the Duke. “I’ve … More
You know, some afternoons I just sit around flipping through Cosmo and being like “who are the people who write into this magazine?” I know who the people who read it are. Those people are me, apparently. I read it … More
If you’re anything like us, you probably spent your pre-teen years stealing all your mom’s Jackie Collins novels. The talented writer has been turning out some our favorite saucy reads for over 40 years, and today her work is as … More
Even though I’m a 20-something writer living in Brooklyn, ye olde birthplace of bookish pretension, I’ve never been a very good literary snob. I read (and liked) The DaVinci Code, have a soft spot for James Patterson, and just last … More