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Say What? Shakira's Hips Don't Lie
"My body feels like it is asking to reproduce, to have a huge belly and carry babies."
— Shakira, in the latest issue of Rolling Stone, about feeling her biological clock ticking. You won't see her get married any time soon, though.
Where I'm Clicking Now: Rolling Stone Political Covers
That "Britney in her panties" Rolling Stone cover might have gotten a lot of attention, but I know the mag can rock more than just an alluring pop tart. This compilation of all of its political covers is music to my history fanatic ears. I love looking back at contemporary representations of important events.
Rolling Stone Rocks an Endorsement For Barack Obama
Rolling Stone has a giant crush on Barack Obama. The magazine endorsed Barack Obama. This is the first time in its history it has issued a primary season endorsement.
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Twin Peeps
The Rolling Stones' Keith Richards and Nightmare on Elm Street's Freddie Krueger. I'm sure this one's been done somewhere before but the resemblance is getting frightening. Maybe snorting your dad with cocaine doesn't do much for your looks?
Say What? Madonna's House Is Like a "Benetton Ad"
"My house is like a Benetton ad. I have French nannies, my security guards are Israeli, I have assistants from Argentina and Puerto Rico as well as a Japanese assistant and chef, and another chef from Italy. It's wonderful I love it."
Do, Dump, or Marry? Bruce Springsteen
In honor of his 60th birthday (which is today!), Bruce Springsteen decided to mix things up and appear on the cover of AARP The Magazine. Who needs Rolling Stone anyway!
After years of performing, Springsteen still seems wildly popular.
Being Dumped: You May Want Him More — But Like Him Less
The Rolling Stones may have understood that you can't always get what you want — but it took a group of market researchers (who perhaps understand human desire better than Lacanian psychoanalysts?) to demonstrate that you don't always like what you want.
Although you may pine after and begin chasing someone who dumped you, a new study from the Stanford School of Business shows, you may not like him or her or lose interest once you get them back again.
“For many people, wanting and liking are two separate things that can become contradictory," according to researcher Baba Shiv, professor of marketing at SGSB.
Adam Lambert: I'm Gay, but Not a Civil Rights Leader
"I don't think it should be a surprise for anyone to hear that I'm gay. . .
Lady Gaga: Bringing a New Sexy Back
How can you be sexy these days? Stop wearing pants. That's what Lady Gaga does and apparently the pop singer is fashioning a new definition of sexy.
Cubans Now Allowed to Build Homes With Their Own Money
Ever since he assumed power from his brother Fidel last year, Raul Castro, has rolled out some symbolic economic efforts that are changing the face of Cuba. The latest move allows Cubans to build their own homes using private money. It may sound like a basic right, but it's a big step for the country and aims to alleviate a housing shortage that was made worse with last year's devastating hurricane, which wrecked more than 1 million homes.
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