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The study found that having obese parents, suffering from depression, and engaging in radical dieting like forced vomiting, were all risk factors for future obesity in adulthood. “Engaging in these radical behaviors isn’t going to stop you from being obese,” said psychologist Eric Stice, Ph.D., the lead author of the study. “In fact they’re likely […]

A Greek court will rule on whether to allow sales of a cartoon book from Austria depicting Jesus Christ as a drinking buddy of Jimi Hendrix and a marijuana-smoking, naked surfer. They charged `em with: “Malicious public blasphemy.” Dude, I so want to charged with malicious public blasphemy. Imagine what it would do to my

Another day, another dollar, again with the too much creamer in my goddamn coffee. It’s like drinking milk.

Sweeeeeet.

Oh dear. You know, advocating healthy eating is great and all, and you better bet it’s something I’m on top of all the time, but shit you guys… We’re breeding a culture of food paranoia. And I think there’s a big risk that instead of making things better, it’s going to make things worse. It

These are men who think a great deal about their penises; like Mike, they are submerged. But what concerns Dr. Sharlip is why men feel the need to raise the bar in the first place. Of those who come to him for advice, he says, “the very great majority — 99 percent — have normal

Cool note on how Wikipedia and feminist blog rings were the first to report on Andrea Dworkin’s death. Those pesky internets: moving far faster than the media at large. It’s like a giant game of telephone.

So why couldn’t we have a female character who was a creature of pure Id, whose unruly mounds of fat, like Homer’s, is always threatening to crush the furnature, leak over the sides of all restraints, and just generally refuse to fit in? Well, I think there could be such a character. If she was

To the Editor: “Moralists at the Workplace” (editorial, April 3) addressed “scattered reports” of employees refusing to perform certain job requirements that conflict with their personal moral or religious beliefs and customers seeking to have these requirements filled. We believe that there is a solution that accommodates the needs of both parties. Recently, we introduced

“Don’t worry, Kameron, in the next edition of Webster’s, wussify will be a word.” “Is that right?” “Better yet, you can have someone say it in one of your books. Hey, you can have my character say the word, `wussify,’ and then you’ll have made up a new word, and you can attribute it to