Do you love someone who doesn't share your political values? Or perhaps you know an R or a D or an I who is making a life with her opposite number? Purple States is casting red-and-blue couples for a docu-drama that will air in the fall of 2012.
Brenda's story is one told in Sin by Silence, a documentary about domestic violence's worst-case-scenarios where the victims are incarcerated for killing their abusers. The film makes its world television premiere on Investigation Discovery at 8 PM ET on October 17, coinciding with Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Award-winning director Olivia Klaus helmed the project, which was close to her heart and hit close to home.
Before you take your budding Facebook romance with your coworker's brother's friend from grade school to the next level, YourTango strongly, strongly recommends you watch the new documentary release Catfish—or at least read the following.
Between the fight for gay marriage, the prevalence of open marriage, prenuptial agreements, infidelity, and more, the actual institution of marriage can be a bit... bewildering. So why is it so easy to enter into something so binding, when the chance of failure is so high? And why do we do it? The "American Marriage" documentary aims to answer our questions.
An Italian chef shows Liz Tuccillo how to create a romantic and seductive meal.
Liz Tuccillo consults professionals -including an Italian poet and a professor- to find out how to fall in love.
Liz Tuccillo talks to Italian women who say they slap- and sometimes stab!- men to show authority and be heard.
<< PREVIOUS EPISODE Liz Tuccillo, Sex and the City writer and co-author of He's Just Not That Into You, concludes that Indian women have the best of all worlds when it comes to looking for love. They can go the traditional route and seek an arranged marriage, they can date and look for a love marriage, or they can opt for total freedom and remain unmarried. Want to know what happens next? Watch all the India webisodes from Liz Tuccillo's "How To Be Single" series! VIDEO: Single In India: Arranged Marriage For All? VIDEO: Single in India: First Marriage, Then Love VIDEO: Single in India: Marriage Is A Group Effort
Liz Tuccillo, Sex and the City writer and co-author of He's Just Not That Into You, discovers that some women and men are opting out of arranged marriage and working, dating and holding out for love. They tell Liz, "We've met the cautionary tales, and they're married."
<< PREVIOUS EPISODE | NEXT EPISODE >> Liz Tuccillo, Sex and the City writer and co-author of He's Just Not That Into You, finds out that in India, before an arranged marriage people check out their intended's horoscope, and poorly allinged stars are grounds for calling off the union. Want to know what happens next? Watch all the India webisodes from Liz Tuccillo's "How To Be Single" series! VIDEO: Single In India: Arranged Marriage For All? VIDEO: Single in India: First Marriage, Then Love VIDEO: Single in India: Marriage Is A Group Effort
<< PREVIOUS EPISODE | NEXT EPISODE >> Liz Tuccillo, writer for Sex and the City and co-author of He's Just Not That Into You, learns that in Mumbai, India everyone—your parents, cousins, friends, accountant—wants to help you get married. And since your family Want to know what happens next? Watch all the India webisodes from Liz Tuccillo's "How To Be Single" series! VIDEO: Single In India: Arranged Marriage For All? VIDEO: Single in India: First Marriage, Then Love VIDEO: Single in India: Marriage Is A Group Effort
