According to a study being conducted at the University of Manitoba, Canadian women are both excited and turned off by online dating. It turns out that a lot of the bad parts of regular dating are unavoidable.
It is not a good time to be Britney Spears. After a bit of tension over child custody, the pop star was hospitalized late on January 3rd. This adds to a growing list of problems for Britney and the Spears family. Someone really needs to give her a hug, not you Sam Lufti.
What do Jay Z & Beyonce, Ashlee Simpson & Pete Wentz, and Kim Kardashian & Reggie Bush have in common? They swear up and down that they're not engaged. Which made us realize that celebrities are liars.
A poll recently completed by Zogby and AOL shows that greater that 44% of people don't think that marriage is necessary for love. They made a few other interesting observations in this story too.
In Egypt, a woman's husband declared her divorced three times via text message. And now they're going to family court to see if this holds up. Traditionally, a man could divorce his wife by declaring her divorced three times. We'll see what the court does.
She's been an TV show host, an infomercial pitch-gal, a Playmate, and an internet icon. But now Cindy Margolis wants to be known as a spokeswoman for infertility. She has written a new book with the focus on her problems conceiving and how these pitfalls can be avoided.
It's official, Tila Tequila and Bobby Banhart (winner of A Shot At Love) are over. She said that he couldn't handle her hectic schedule. He said he hasn't seen her since the last episode. And because MTV wants to help Tila find love they're gearing up for a second season of the show. We're betting that she picks a gal.
A researcher from Penn State led an experiment on fruit flies that determined that they, like humans, get lovey-dovey when drunk. We're guessing that the next step is to see if the same thing happens.
After a tumultuous year in romance, Eddie Murphy is starting 2008 right. He and girlfriend Tracy Edmonds were married on the island of Bora Bora.
A clinical trial is underway at the University of Virginia on a testosterone gel used to increase depressed libido in women. This product could improve the sex life of countless couples.
