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500 Days of Kristin, Day 92: 1, 2, or 3? Or NONE?!!
Allie Jones · 04/27/15 01:40PMWhat Is The Point of Thigh Gap?
Hamilton Nolan · 01/06/15 12:55PMHamilton Nolan · 10/30/14 04:37PM
Some quotes from a story about women's watches: "Women are now interested in how a timepiece works." "We're more comfortable now with technology. Things that used to seem geeky or intimidating are now common." "Moon-phase watches seem to have a particularly strong appeal for women, and not just those who frequent beauty salons." Women!
Hasidic Headbanging at Last Night's Women-Only Orthodox Rock Show
Enid Shaw · 08/08/14 01:40PMMike Huckabee Thinks "Uncle Sugar" Obama Is Making Chicks Too Horny
Adam Weinstein · 01/23/14 04:50PMCaity Weaver · 08/01/13 12:07PM
Moms Become Top Earners in 4 of 10 Households, Men Become Useless
Ken Layne · 05/29/13 12:02PMSome Poor Kid's Mom Wrote a Letter to Princeton's Student Newspaper Begging Girls to Date Her Son (UPDATE)
Caity Weaver · 03/29/13 04:50PMWomen Be Dying Younger
Hamilton Nolan · 03/05/13 11:55AMHow Much Irrational Anger Will Result From This Study Linking Women, Housework, and Physical Fitness?
Hamilton Nolan · 02/28/13 11:29AMFirst, let us present the plain facts: there is a new study out, based on statistics gleaned from "time use diaries" filled out by women chronicling their own activity. Researchers found that American women today are spending only about half as much time doing housework—vacuuming, laundry, etc.—as they were 45 years ago. During the same period of time, the amount of time that women spent sitting down and watching a screen doubled. The conclusion, based in simple biological fact, as stated in the NYT in a story headlined "What Housework Has to Do With Waistlines:"
Dispelling Common Vagina Myths
Hamilton Nolan · 01/07/13 03:40PMTampon manufacturer Kimberly-Clark has a new series of ads out in which veterans of periods (gals) explain all the wacky vagina myths they once believed. (These myths, they say, are untrue, though we cannot confirm this independently.) You may be shocked to learn that some of your most cherished opinions about your body are, in fact, as mythical as "Amelia Earhart" or "Sojourner Truth."
According to 1912, the 'Perfect Woman' Is From Brooklyn, Weighs 171 Pounds, and Aspires to Be a Dirt Farmer
Caity Weaver · 12/21/12 12:10PMLadies: Exercise Is More Important Than Your Hair
Hamilton Nolan · 12/18/12 04:00PMJesus Christ May Have Had a Wife; Every Thug Needs a Lady
Caity Weaver · 09/19/12 03:45PMIs Lola Versus a Bad Movie, or Are All Men Sexist?
Leah Beckmann · 06/12/12 11:50AMLola Versus, a rom-com-ish movie about a woman who goes looking for herself after she's dumped the same day she tries on her wedding dress, opened this past weekend to bad numbers and worse reviews. Starring Greta Gerwig, directed by Daryl Wein and co-written by Zoe Lister Jones, it brought in a meager $31,815 (in New York and L.A. only, but still) and trailed behind its same-genre competitor, Safety Not Guaranteed.
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Leah Beckmann · 05/25/12 10:20AM'Camel Toe Advocate' Invents Camel-Toe-Proof Panties
Maureen O'Connor · 05/18/12 01:08PMAs part of Gawker's ongoing effort to keep readers apprised of innovation in the underwear supplement industry (fart-neutralizing undies, penis-enhancing undies, calorie-absorbing undies, sexy period undies) may I now present Camelflage, "the original visual privacy undergarment" for eliminating camel toe with a labia-obscuring insert.