Republicans are more likely than Democrats to climax every time they have sex. Or at least that's what they reported in a new and expansive survey conducted by Match.com. In its second annual comprehensive Singles in America Study, the online dating site surveyed 5,000 singles across various demographics. Match wanted to know what men and women are looking for in sex, dating, and relationships. Read more

Every day there's a steady stream of studies telling us what we already know. But sometimes those researchers looking into our love lives, sex trends, or hidden habits find something that surprises us or succinctly states something we feel instinctively. Here are 30 studies we covered in 2011 that either educated or entertained us. Read more

A recent report has found that the number of US adults who are married is at an all-time low of 51 percent, with more people marrying later in life, skipping I dos for economical reasons, or living together before marriage. And the married young adult decline is especially steep — 50 years ago, 60 percent of 18-29-year-olds were married, while today it's just 20 percent. In Hollywood, we see Read more

As grown women we find entertainment and redeeming qualities in our favorite guilty-pleasure reality TV shows, but many of them aren't meant for a prepubescent audience — and for good reason. New research from the Girl Scouts says that reality TV is making girls meaner and vainer, with a higher percentage of the girls who watch reality TV saying that gossip is normal between girls and that a Read more

A new study finds that women over 40 are rarely used in editorial and advertising images, even in magazine like Vogue with one-fifth of its readership being women over 50. While this in and of itself may not seem like a big deal, the question is what's the trickle-down effect? It's easy to focus on how superskinny models negatively influence young women's body images, but stats show that older Read more

Facebook may have been built for students, but it's become an important part of everyday life for people at any age. It keeps us connected to friends and family, but it also impacts students in interesting ways. Check out these facts from a recent study performed by Education Database Online to see how students are using the social network, and how it's affecting their grades, emotions, and daily Read more

We saw a plethora of tablets on display at this year's CES expo, and the numbers just keep growing. A recent study performed by AdMob shows that Americans are using their new tablet toys more often, which means their desktops and laptops are left feeling a little less love at home. How are people using their tablets? Find out here! Read more

Chickpeas seem to be everywhere lately — and with good reason: they're high in protein, fiber, folate, and zinc. And in a small study, chickpeas have also been shown to aid in weight loss. I love how versatile they are: whether roasted on their own, tossed in a salad, or even used in dessert, chickpeas seem to make every recipe better! See a few of our favorites here. Read more

Kate Middleton, wearing a dress from the UK store Jesire, undertook a solo appearance this evening in London. With her husband, Prince William, away in the Falklands, she's now focusing on the institutions near to her heart. At the end of 2011, Kate announced her plans to become a royal patron of London's National Portrait Gallery. She has a long-standing interest in painting, having studied art Read more

Ever wonder how your favorite designers started? Fashion Week is almost upon us, so we're prepping with a study of some of the top American designers. By now, the Wang girl is totally iconic; it's hard to imagine the world without Alexander Wang's vision of the downtown, edgy-cool chick. While urban street style existed before 2007, Alex Wang took it and refined it into something so insanely chic Read more