Mr. Madden said he is now sober. ("I can't drink and drug safely, so I choose not to now," he said. "But it's not easy.") And rich: he said he is paid too much, earning $5.41 million in 2012 and granted $80 million in restricted stock.
A very old man hopes that, somehow, somewhere, there is a very young woman willing to have sex with him this Valentine's Day. No blacks or Asians, though.
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I wish I could say my decision to go bra-less was a political one, a hedge against the Victoria's Secret-corporate-industrial complex. It was not. It was a convenience decision.
If I had to choose one word to describe the outrageous nails seen backstage at New York Fashion Week, it would have to be frightening. Sure there were the typical dark and moody manicures painted in fall colors like burgundy, green and black.
Cosmopolitan’s new editor-in-chief Joanna Coles thinks online porn is ruining our sex lives. “The default position to understand sex in our culture is Internet porn,” Coles said last night at a Fashion Week party celebrating Miley Cyrus’s March Cosmo cover. “I think Internet porn has been really bad for women. I think there’s been sort of a crisis in terms of sex, and young couples.”
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If we had Jennifer Aniston‘s world-famous hair, you couldn’t pay us to cover it up. But the actress doesn’t mind hiding that gorgeous mane. In fact, she actually likes to do just that when she’s shooting a movie.
I pride myself on having a fierce and fabulous group of girlfriends. Their ambition is infectious, spirits are outstanding and individual styles a source of endless inspiration.
Case in point, the fabulous Elaine Welteroth.
