Newsweek had an interesting article today that actually touted the health benefits of married men viewing porn.

The article asked the (not often) debated question: what's the best fix for low testosterone: good, old-fashioned Jenna Jameson or the pharmaceutical industry? After all, neither are blameless diet-exercise-and-get-plenty-of-sleep solutions; it's pretty easy to judge weird drugs on the market and strange women on your living room T.V. Porn: When It Helps & When It Hurts

Apparently (and this was news to us) men lose 1% of their testosterone yearly after they reach the age of 30. They lose … Read More

Four years ago, Heart Wishbringer saw Joe Stravinsky for the first time atop a waterfall overlooking a lush green valley. And while it was hard for her not to notice his dramatic hair (a towering white mohawk) and obvious height (an impressive 7'8"), it was Stravinsky's black, ornamented boots that really caught her eye.

They were "the most intricate boots I'd ever seen," Wishbringer says.

Equally taken with Wishbringer and her porcelain-skinned beauty, Stravinsky threw himself fully into a relationship with her almost immediately, taking her on 12-hour dates to his castle and talking late into the night with her about everything … Read More

It was only a few weeks back that the New York Times introduced the world to the DABA Girls, and that the proletariat of the blogosphere nearly went ballistic. Pretty, young, and according to their webpage, accustomed to a "monthly Bergdorf's allowance…and bottle service," the gals said they formed Dating A Banker Anonymous because of their difficulties in coping with their sugar daddies' shrinking wallets. Well, gentle readers, it turns out that a lot can happen in a few weeks. NPR raised doubts about the story. Newsweek found out directly from the members that their website and … Read More

According to Asylum, the Belgian action star Jean Claude Van Damme may not have his star wattage but he still has IT. Whatever you choose to define as IT. The 48-year old Universal Soldier is attempting a comeback by playing a slightly more human character: himself. He's starring a new film called JCVD (1 guess on what that stands for) and it's actually garnering positive reviews (check out the San Francisco Chronicle). He plays a guy named Jean Claude Van Damme caught in a heist or caper of some sort and not able to call upon … Read More

We've been over this topic time and time again, yet romance in the workplace is still always up for debate. Is it ethical? Can you remain professional while sustaining a successful relationship with a co-worker?

We found significant proof that the office is a perfectly logical place to make a love connection, but a recent article in Newsweek is bringing us to some serious debate. In a time when time, trust and patience is running low for professionals with successon their mind, is it crazy to try and avoid those bedroom eyes in the boardroom?

We really, really didn’t want to cop an article from Newsweek but the Huffington Post and Gawker did, so when in Rome get crunk. OK, the bottom line is this everyone on a college campus thinks they’re the perfect person to write a sex column. The Onion lampooned this phenomenon in 2004. Honestly, how often do you remember some smarmy collegian saying, “No, I’m just a keen observer of people. These sheep, you know?”

So, a few big time colleges have magazines dedicated to the sexual aspect of campus life. … Read More

From Newsweek By Temma Ehrenfeld

Sex is good for adults. Indulging on a regular basis—at least once a week—is even better. Research links sex (with all safer-sex precautions taken) to an astonishing array of physiological benefits, from longevity to pain relief. Many studies don't address whether the health bonus comes from the act itself or from the corresponding emotional intimacy, but the bottom line is that getting physical has some great side effects—especially for women. Here are six ways that sex boosts your health:

1.  It Fights Colds and Flu. 2. It's a Beauty Treatment. 3. It Burns Calories … Read More