Some shockingly savvy private-school girls on the sexual politics of hooking up, getting and giving pleasure, and parents who are too hip.

Online porn is changing (read “destroying”) relationships.

In yoga studios all over town, people are working up a sweat watching their classmates work up a sweat—and oh, yeah, there’s that inner-tranquillity stuff, too.

It isn’t easy being a single mom and trying to date—especially when your kid’s threatening to kill your boyfriend.

Tired of the constant barrage of in-your-face sex in popular culture? You’re not alone—which may explain the comeback of good old-fashioned burlesque.

Dana Pearl insists that she doesn’t go looking for married men, but in the last eight years ten of them have found her.

From the moment she sent out the invitations, everything that could go wrong with the writer’s wedding plans did—except, of course, the part that mattered most.

With technology, meeting people is a lot easier than getting rid of them.

A successful match among the silver set may require a bit of extra polish—and a prescription or two—but one couple learned it’s never too late to find the love of your life.

Dan and Allison are doing everything they can to remain friends. But is it really possible to end a marriage without destroying the relationship?