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BOOK
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
THE PUNANY EXPERIENCE: The War Between Tops and Bottoms, Not Your Average Down Low Story By Jessica Holter Atria Books, $15 PB Take an unhappy husband with a spoiled and suspicious wife, an androgynous businesswoman with a knack for inflicting pain, an executive assistant with a dog collar and no shame and a passive-aggressive weekend lesbian to the
Why do women cheat?
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
There are many reasons for infidelity, such as revenge, boredom, the y or sexual addiction. But experts say, most times, motivations differ by gender, with men searching for more sex or attention, and women looking to fill an emotional void. "Women tell me, 'I was lonely, not connected, I don't feel close to my partner, and I was taken for granted,'"
Al Jarreau critically ill in France
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Jazz singer Al Jarreau was still in critical condition at a hospital in France July 23 with breathing problems after collapsing on stage the night before, according to Eurweb.com. The 70-year-old artist collapsed during a concert in Barcelonnette in the southeast of France, and was suffering from respiratory problems, according to multiple reports. He was
RECIPE OF THE WEEK
Saturday, July 24, 2010
With 2.2 billion grilled cheese sandwiches eaten at home each year, it appears to be one of America's favorite comfort foods. Just the thought of buttery, toasted bread and satisfying, melted cheese may be enough to make one swoon. While making grilled cheese doesn't require any formal culinary training, the results of the toasted sandwich can be
Actress Vonetta McGee dies
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Vonetta McGee, a leading actress in popular 1970s films’ Blacula and Shaft, died at a hospital in Berkeley, Calif., on July 9 after suffering a heart attack and spending two days on life support, the Los Angeles Times reported. She was 65. A family spokeswoman to the Times said McGee's death was due to an undisclosed disease and not Hodgkin's lymphoma,
BOOK
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Resurrecting Midnight By Eric Jerome Dickey NAL Trade Paperback Reprint, $16 PB With Resurrecting Midnight, New York Times best-selling author Eric Jerome Dickey takes fans back to that adrenaline-fueled underworld. The captivating hit man, Gideon, returns and trusts no one. When Gideon, a professional assassin by trade, finds out his former lover is in
CAR REVIEW
Friday, July 16, 2010
DETROIT - I had to go to the product lineup on Cadillac's media site to find information on the 2010 Cadillac CTS Sedan. It wasn't an oversight; there was just so much information on the front page about new derivatives of the CTS sedan. There was the starting price of the new CTS coupe ($38,990), and there was news that the 556 horsepower 6.2-liter V8 that
BOOK
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Stealing Candy By Allison Hobbs Atria Books, $15 PB Hobbs is known for her titillating, salacious novels, however she takes a slightly different turn by delving into what has become a serious topic affecting thousands of young women from all walks of life - child sex trafficking. In Stealing Candy, a cadre of underage girls are routinely battered by a
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