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Wrinkles and Red Lipstick Don't Mix

By Mireille Guiliano

Can Winter Really Make You Sick?

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Lift, Squat, Repeat: Inside the Crossfit Cult

By Sean Gregory

My Home Is Your Castle

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In Defense of Smart Women Who Fall For Jerks

What we can learn about men, women and dumb choices from the latest Eliot Spitzer scandal

By Susanna Schrobsdorff

Sexting in Middle School Means More Sex for Preteens and Teens

Younger students are no different than their older peers when it comes to sexting, a new study reports.More high school students are sending and receiving sexually explicit text messages or photos, and that makes them...

By Alexandra Sifferlin

News Flash: Americans in Broad Agreement About Pot, Abortion, Homosexuality

Why 2014 is already a year of national unity

By Nick Gillespie

Let's End the Hugging Arms Race

I am not a hugger. And I am not alone.

By Peggy Drexler

Fa-La-La-L'Chaim: Why It's Okay For Jews to Celebrate Christmas

After all, Santa might be Jewish, right Megyn Kelly?

By Charlotte Alter

What Boys Want

Hook-up culture doesn't just hurt girls. An examination of who is actually falling behind amid parental panic

By Rosalind Wiseman

When the Sisterhood Attacks: The Cautionary Tale of Colonel Lynette Arnhart

An Army colonel trying to level the playing field for female soldiers gets accused of sexism and the Internet rages on

By Charlotte Alter

The Gods of Food

TIME picks the people who most influence what we eat-and how we think about it

By TIME Staff

Having It All Without Having Children

The American birthrate is at a record low. What happens when having it all means not having children?

By Lauren Sandler

Marry Young!

Why meeting your spouse in college is a great idea (with apologies to my wife)

By TIME Staff

Give (Frozen) Peas a Chance — and Carrots Too

Forget what the foodies and gourmands tell you. Some of the tastiest and healthiest food around is also the least expensive and most ordinary. And you need go no further than the supermarket to find it

By Mehmet Oz

The Man Who Remade Motherhood

Dr. Bill Sears drives some parents to extremes. Even they might be surprised by the roots of attachment parenting

By Kate Pickert

Being Father Christmas: LIFE Goes to Santa Claus School

A visit to the world's oldest school for would-be Santas, and photos of men learning to be all the Santa they can be

By Ben Cosgrove

Valentine's Day: Forget it!

The best gift for Valentine's Day is to ignore it altogether

By Nancy Gibbs

He Called Me Ellen Degenerate?

You are getting a free preview of a TIME Magazine article from our archive. Many of our articles are reserved for subscribers only. Want access to more subscriber-only content, click here to subscribe.In an exclusive...

By Bruce Handy / Los Angeles
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