New Glosses on Ill-Fated Young Lovers
472452
Many bright little ideas punctuate Peter Martinsâs ballet of âRomeo and Julietâ for New York City Ballet.
326457
Forget silicone implants and cheesy dialogue. Sex sites that tease out the truly erotic bits -- including the realistically awkward moments -- raise the bar for the industry. Commentary by Regina Lynn.
636678
A mystery chemical isolated from the sweat of young women seems to act as a romance booster for their older counterparts.
708377
It looks like no one wants to see routine love stories any more. They want it either with a dash of humour (Mujhse Shaadi Karoge) or erotica (Julie). Or both.
166159
The new breed of pop singers loves to tell us about the burdens of stardom. Their music is better when they don't.
45827
BERLIN  - Dysfunctional families in dramatic literature date back to "Oedipus Rex," so if you're going to take that route, you'd better have something new to say.
481596
How soaps that look like little hands connect with the contradictory attractions of novelty and familiarity.
80152
Britney. Paris. Lindsay. Jessica. Mary-Kate and Ashley. They're young, famous, rich and sexy. They're the newest crop of first-name wonders, a gaggle of mostly blond girls who are dominating celebrity news with their good looks and never-dull personal lives.
330898
The Irish singer's lyrics drill to the core of his failed relationships.
142204
Among online daters, there is a rising sense that it's not so easy to download love.
678236
How can a spurned lover make his case? The author of this column counts the ways.
190685
NEW YORK  - Young adults who don't know  whether or not their new partner is having sex with other  people appear to at higher risk of sexually transmitted  diseases, new research reports.
41656
Two new books provide ambitious overviews of complicated topics.
310588
Life & style: Online dating agencies are changing to attract the MySpace generation.
196339
The latest project at the Museum of Sex harnesses our collective sexual preferences to tailor personal recommendations for adult content. Commentary by Regina Lynn.
398189
PRINCE Harry has a problem. He has been labelled a wild child and, fairly or not, he is now typecast. Yesterday, as he flew back to Britain at the end of his visit to Argentina, there were accusations that
257035
The formerly outrÃ©, freaky and unthinkable now constitute business as usual in popular culture. And these have become outright selling points for books that eagerly capitalize on their kinks.