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Bostonians Would Give Up Sex Over Cell Phones
What does it say about the future of the human race when people would rather give up sex for a year than go without a cell phone for the same amount of time? I guess it means that technological communication is truly becoming more important than old-fashioned face-to-face interaction, even the type of face-to-face interaction that involves having sex. Come on, people!
Front Page: Two Train Crashes, US Economy Grows, Suicide Bomb Kills 16 in Iraq
- Two Train Crashes: Two train crashes happened within hours of each other in Chicago and Boston yesterday. In Chicago, an elevated train derailed, leaving several people hurt. Then during rush hour in Boston two commuter trains collided and derailed killing the train driver and leaving several passengers injured.
Is the Media Closing the Door on Senator Kennedy's Recovery?
Ever since the sad news of Senator Ted Kennedy's brain tumor diagnosis broke, I've been seeing a barrage of news coverage that seems pretty postmortem. Article topics include: - Boston contemplates life after Ted Kennedy
- Many possible successors to Kennedy
- A timeline of Sen. Edward M.
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Otto's Been a Naughty, Naughty Boy
Man, oh, man. Otto looks like he's gonna fold under this interrogation. Note the shifty eyes, the sneaky sidelong glances.Would a Female Politician Get Away With This?
On Saturday, Republican State Senator Scott Brown of Massachusetts announced his candidacy for the US Senate, desiring to fill in the spot left open by Senator Edward Kennedy's passing. He is branding himself as a fiscal conservative and Washington outsider.
But as political blog Wonkette uncovered in 2007, Senator Brown had a nude centerfold spread in a 1982 issue of Cosmopolitan magazine when he was 22.
Front Page: Missing Girl Found 18 Years Later
- Jaycee Lee Dugard, who was abducted in 1991 at the age of 11, has been found. Her alleged kidnapper, who fathered two children with her, is in custody along with his wife. — BBC News
- Seventeen-year-old Brit Mike Perham has become the youngest person to sail solo around the world.
Front Page: New Survey Shows US Is a Nation of Nappers
- A new survey says that one in three adults say they nap on a typical day. — NY Times
- According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, old white men are the first to get laid off. — USA Today
- A baby taken from her murdered mother's womb has been found alive.
Grab Bag: Sex in the City — Literally
- One of the craziest PDAs ever seen. — Em & Lo
- What men fear: sharks, closely followed by proposing marriage. — Lemondrop
- Craigslist server contracts HPV.
Front Page: France Says Au Revoir to Topless Sunbathing
- The French media is mourning the end of topless sunbathing, as younger women have become more modest about their bathing suit choices. — The Times
- North Korea's foreign minister has called Hillary Clinton vulgar and unintelligent. — Washington Post
- President Obama gave a prime time press conference on health care reform last night.
Women Can Be More Choosy With Dates Than Men
Single women, I have good news and bad news for you. The good news: there's less competition in the dating pool for the man of your dreams than you probably thought. The bad?
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