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YourTango has a really dumb story called "What A Woman's Stuffed Animals Say About Her." If you have a teddy bear in your apartment, you're down-to-earth! Got lots of dolls? You're a freak! But what does his nostalgic stuff say? More »
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"I've fucked lesbians in Paris, hotel clerks on cots, and soldiers in uniform. All while I was married." — Just a snippet of the "Why Men Cheat" post on Esquire's website. Needless to say, much of it is problematic: More »
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Take-aways from this 1,646-word-piece: 1. He went to DJ school upon arriving in NYC and now earns $15,000 for 90 minutes. 2. Madge doesn't give him an allowance. 3. His name is pronounced "Zhay-ZOOSE. Loose." [NY Times] More »
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Chace Crawford, aka Gossip Girl's Nate, totally failed the Grazia fashion quiz. On video. He couldn't figure out what the four fashion capitals are (Milan, hello?), floundered on the "what's the difference between a wedge and a stiletto" question and thought that Alexander Wang (who has been featured in Teen Vogue, Vogue, Elle and Nylon) was Vera Wang's husband. Worst of all? Chace thinks beige is a "like, dark" color. What would Blair Waldorf say? Clip embedded behind the pic. [New York Mag] More »
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Newsweek has an interview with British researcher Adrian Furnham, who is a professor of psychology at University College London. While scientists know that men and women are fairly equal in terms of IQ, Furnham studies perceived smarts. He says he's found that "women, across the world, tend to underplay their intelligence, while men overstate it." Sigh. Continues Furnham: "Men are more confident about their IQ. These studies show that on average, women underestimate their IQ scores by about five points while men overestimate their own IQs. Since these studies were international in scope, the results were essentially the same whether women were from Argentina, America, Britain, Japan or Zimbabwe." Not only that, but Furnham says that both genders tend to believe that their fathers are smarter than their mothers and grandfathers are more intelligent than their grandmothers. And guess what? Parents tend to think their sons are brighter than their daughters. Where have we gone wrong? More »
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