Learn about men's need to ogle, Arianna Huffington's vacation and Levitra thievery.
Do blue ball exist? Is outercourse the answer? Why steal $7 million of Levitra (why not?)? Guys cheat during the summer. Arianna Huffington vacations with her ex, blogs about it. Would you obstruct justice for your guy? Do pickup lines work? At all? Guys are just programmed to ogle. One super star of Cosmo, Bonnie Fuller, interviews another, Helen Gurley Brown, magic happens.
The ultimate Cosmo girls talk about sex with married men, open marriage, office affairs, & more.
A conversation between two legendary women's magazine editors: Bonnie Fuller and Helen Gurley Brown team up to bring YourTango readers advice about sex with married men, hooking up, office romance and more.
Legendary Cosmo editors Bonnie Fuller and Helen Gurley Brown with advice on sex, love and career.
Sex with A Married Man? Friends With Benefits? Office Affairs? Here, Cosmo queen Helen Gurley Brown personally answers your critical questions about all these things. Plus, why she's already saved you from a dreary life not worth living!
Legendary editors Helen Gurley Brown and Bonnie Fuller team up to bring you love and sex advice.
In honor of "Bad Girls Go Everywhere," a new biography of Helen Gurley Brown, by Jennifer Scanlon, YourTango is bringing together legendary editors Helen Gurley Brown and Bonnie Fuller—and you get to ask them questions.
Good girls go to heaven, bad girls go everywhere, and other wise words from Cosmo's iconic editor.
Not everyone sees Helen Gurley Brown as a great feminist. Some, in fact, see her as completely the opposite of that. As the editor of Cosmopolitan for 32 years, she celebrated sex and consumption. And in her interviews and bestselling book, Sex and the Single Girl, she advocated for men footing the dinner bill and women using their feminine wiles as a weapon.
But a new book by Jennifer Scanlon argues that Gurley Brown was, in fact, one of the great trailblazers, right up there with Betty Friedan (The Feminist Mystique) and Gloria Steinem. Entitled Bad Girls Go Everywhere: The Life of Helen Gurley Brown, the biography inspired us to look back on some of the late, great editor's wisest words, and the lessons we can take away from them.
