Even before Tiger Woods gave his celebrity endorsement to sex addiction, we debated whether it's an easy excuse or a mental health issue. Now Time magazine is taking on the topic in the latest issue. We already took a look inside sex rehab clinics to find out what to expect when you're reforming, but here are five facts from the article you might not have been aware of already. Sex addiction is Read more

Mark Zuckerberg named person of the year for changing how we interact — Time Poll finds women will support Barack Obama in 2012, especially if rival is Sarah Palin — Politico Ryan Reynolds seeks comfort from his ex — PopSugar January Jones wears nothing but accessories for Versace — Fashionologie Study finds beauty sleep is no myth — Washington Post German doctors cure man of HIV with Read more

Could the cult of Mexican Coke be nothing more than another case of the emperor's new clothes? That's what some analysts are asserting. The Latin American soda version has a fiercely loyal following due to the fact that it's made with sugar rather than high-fructose corn syrup. But is that really the case? According to a new study in Obesity, the beverage doesn't actually contain sucrose, the Read more

Yesterday, Time writer Josh Ozersky asked the question I've been waiting all year for someone to broach: has Top Chef lost its edge? Bravo's already a third of the way through Top Chef: Washington DC, Ozersky argues, and there hasn't been a single feud or an established villain. He writes: "The challenges are either old hat ... or silly ... the setting this season, Washington D.C., has all the Read more

Lady Gaga, Bill Clinton, and Steve Jobs among Time's most influential people in the world — Time Katie Holmes to play Jackie O. — BuzzSugar Countess Luann discusses her new single: "Money Can't Buy You Class" — Jezebel Opponents of gay marriage have no right to keep their identity private — LA Times Thoughts on Oklahoma's two new anti-abortion laws — Double X Scorned Swedish princess Read more

Researchers have concluded that how you perceive time – either actively or passively — can reveal whether you are quick to anger or tend to be placid. In one test, they asked participants if they were told a Wednesday meeting were moved forward two days, which day would it now be on? Those who said Friday, according to researchers, saw themselves as moving through time (in other words, Read more