Anthony Weiner hasn't really specified what kind of "treatment" he's seeking, and we're a little curious. So we decided to check out what his options are.

In 2007, Owen Wilson tried to commit suicide. And yet somehow we are not constantly reminded of his psychological problems. Let's examine this oversight.

There once was a time in a distant land when I actually enjoyed watching Intervention. The novelty of watching people destroy their lives had not worn off yet, and seeing someone being driven to points of desperation I thought only existed in movies seemed appealing and new.

A throwaway line in in a recent piece on sex addiction says it all: "high-profile women never seem to have these problems." With guys like Tiger Woods and Charlie Sheen so visible (to the point that they become tiresome), where are the sex-addicted women?

Looks like that briefcase full of cocaine "hernia" won't prevent Charlie Sheen from returning to work on Two and a Half Men next week. So, why is he getting his 400th media pass while Lindsay Lohan's ruined her career forever?

The very public struggles with substance abuse of the rich and famous make addiction seem like a problem of excess suffered by the affluent. But what if the woman struggling with substance abuse is right in front of you?

TLC's My Strange Addiction had us at hello, but this does not mean we were prepared for the hairdryer addiction. Which is not what it sounds like.

The latest entry in the What's Really Wrong With Lindsay Sweepstakes: she's a fame-whore who's abusing the court system to generate publicity.

I've known a few people who believe in the healing power of a move—that a change of scenery can be the key to solving all of their problems. But does it always work out that way?

Doctors apparently claim Lindsay Lohan isn't really an addict — she was just driven crazy by Adderall. And the thing is, it could actually be true.

Today science tells us that if you like sex after the age of 26, it's probably because you're trying to fill your shriveled womb. Also, if you eat chocolate after a breakup, you're probably "addicted to love."

Today's New York Times reports that for some, tanning isn't just fun, or a habit. It's part of a medical diagnosis.

• In attempts to fight the Mancession-blues while keeping the bromance alive, some dudes are embarking on "mancations." Sometimes these all-male vacations even take them to "man caves," where they may or may not do a little manscaping.

Although much substance abuse research has been done on men, women can be addicts too. And studies show that female hormones may influence dependency.

Is it possible to become addicted to tanning? A new study suggests that regular bronzing can lead college students to exhibit behavior similar to alcohol abuse. But there are skeptics, like Gary Lipman, chairman of The Sunbed Association. [DailyMail]

Last night's episode featured Sarah, a 23-year-old OxyContin addict who worked in an "erotic entertainment" massage parlor. Her downward spiral into addiction began at 14, when she took 8 hits of acid at once which sparked a really bad trip.