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Dear Poll: Are You the Bad Girl or the Good Girl?
In so many movies and TV shows (and male fantasies!), there is often a struggle between the girl next door who's smart and innocent and the bad girl who's brave, sexy, and independent. (Think: Lauren Conrad and Kristin Cavallari from Laguna Beach, respectively.) Though I don't see these characters actually battle it out in the real world, I do think there's a little truth to these conventional identities, and some women fit better into one category than the other.
While being the good girl is appealing, truth be told, I think I might be more of the bad girl at heart.
Dear Poll: Can Bad Girls Reform?
I think it is safe to say that we all have a bit of a wild streak in us, but if we choose to act upon it, luckily our crazy tirades aren't splashed across every tabloid in town. As we have seen in Hollywood, some rebels take their bad behavior to an extreme while others have been known to turn their lives around, so do you think bad girls can reform?
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Were You Ever Attracted to Bad Boys?
With her rocker eyeliner, all-black wardrobe, and perfected eye roll, Gossip Girl's Jenny Humphrey isn't exactly fitting in with the prissy kids at her prep school. It's obvious that she needs a bad boy by her side, and on last night's episode that's just what she gets.
Jenny meets up with a Belgian diplomat's son, who happens to be drug pusher.
Berlusconi's Mistress Tells Us More Than We Need to Know
Italians really take their sex scandals to the next level. Today, Patrizia D'Addario, former call girl mistress to Italy's "I'm no saint" prime minister, adds a "lesbian dimension" to her tale of sex, power, and retaliation.
Patrizia has a book coming out and excerpts reveal that she has been the target of threats, robbery, and violence after going public about her affair with Silvio Berlusconi.
How Do I Handle This Strip Club Situation?
This post comes from Group Therapy in our TrèsSugar Community. Feel free to add your advice in the comments!
First of all my husband and I have been married for half of a year now.
Women Worry That Obama Is Throwing Them Under the Bus
Back in January, feminist magazine Ms. hailed Barack Obama as a super feminist. But the president's recent tepid response to protecting abortion rights might mean that the love affair with Obama is about to end for many women.
Pucker Up Boys!
Holy humiliation, Batman! In this prank (which should disprove the cliché that women are the kinder sex!) Girls Behaving Badly's Chelsea Handler teams up with Brooke Burke to see just how far a guy will go to please a smokin' hot celebrity. It should come as no surprise that he'll go far alright, even if it involves red lipstick and publicly making out with an inanimate object.
Infamous Reform School For Girls Closes Its Doors
The idea of a reform school for girls seems to come straight out of a B-movie from the '50s, complete with stock characters like the naïve innocent, the hardened mean girl with a heart of gold who ends up plotting a way for them both to escape, and an evil warden who gets in their way. It's hard to believe that such a place could still exist.
Until August of this year, the notorious Beloit reform school for girls in Beloit, KS did exist, and the school, founded in the 1890s, only recently shut down because the state could no longer afford to house the remaining 21 girls to the tune of $200,000 a year.
7 Things I Learned About Girl Power From Watching "Whip It"
It's rare to see empowering chick flicks (even that genre name is a little annoying), but Whip It, starring Ellen Page, Drew Barrymore, Kristen Wiig, and the terrifyingly awesome Juliette Lewis, was fun and inspirational.
The film is about teenager Bliss Cavendar (Ellen Page), who would rather skate on a roller derby team than don an evening gown and compete in beauty pageants as her mother wants her to. The following is what I learned about that outmoded term "girl power" from watching it:
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Do, Dump, or Marry? Ed Westwick
Ed Westwick's character on Gossip Girl went from being a bad guy to the smart, troubled guy who's actually sensitive. Basically, the kind of bad boy too many women fall for!
I wish he used his real British accent on the show — guys are always 10 times more attractive with an accent.
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