We all know that vampires, and the people who love them, continue to be one of the hottest trends in entertainment. The undead have left their (fang) marks on TV, books and movies, proving that blood sells. Especially when it's mixed in with a whole lot of sex. The second season of True Blood, the TV series based on Charlaine Harris' Sookie Stackhouse novels, is no exception. Read: True Blood's Vampire Romance

Created by Alan Ball, and airing on HBO, True Blood is violent, sexual and mysterious, especially with the eerie backdrop of the always-hazy Louisiana … Read More

In love with Edward Cullen? Digging on the vamps in True Blood? The LoveFeed discusses the chivalrous vampire.

Your period: do you hide it from your boy or not?  Jezebel asks the tough questions:

...there's one final frontier of unpleasantness that means you're really close: changing your pads and tampons in front of your boyfriend. (I say "boyfriend," because I'm assuming this isn't as much of an issue in lesbian relationships.) Some guys are apparently squeamish about this sort of thing, probably the same ones who are weird about period sex. But can you really have a lasting relationship with someone if you have to hide bloody cotton from them?

No, you can't. At least that's been my … Read More

Most pill-takers have a single goal in mind: Remember to pop one a day, as directed, to prevent pregnancy. Others, however, have learned to wield the little white pills strategically, to keep Aunt Flo from barging in on hot-and-heavy weekend plans. And why not, when skipping a period is as simple as taking two 21-day courses of pills back-to-back? It's also quite safe, say experts such as Dr. Leslie Miller, associate professor of gynecology at the University of Washington School of Medicine, who thinks we should be able to stop our periods altogether. "A woman should be … Read More