Not sure how this happened, but I'm certainly not going to argue with it: Little Women has crept onto the list of America's ten favorite books, settling into the number eight spot. Meanwhile, Atlas Shrugged got bumped. Put one up on the big board for Jo March! » 4/29/14 1:20pm 4/29/14 1:20pm

As if once wasn’t enough, the infamous and complicated Gone With The Wind character Mammy will get a spin-off book 75 years later. *slow clap* » 3/27/14 5:15pm 3/27/14 5:15pm

A college at Cambridge University has been forced to revamp its annual spring dance, after complaints that their original inspiration was, well, racist. The objectionable subject matter? Gone with the Wind. Again, this is 2014 and these were students at the United Kingdom's Cambridge University, not Ole Miss. » 3/19/14 12:01pm 3/19/14 12:01pm

If you have a huge pile of money just sitting on your kitchen table collecting cockroaches, you might want to consider putting in a bid for the blue accordion-pleated silk sleeping gown Scarlett O’Hara was wearing when Bonnie Blue Butler falls off the pony (and, spoiler alert, dies) in Gone with the Wind. How else… » 10/27/13 8:30pm 10/27/13 8:30pm

More than 600 people from around the world responded to an appeal from The Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin, raising $30,000 to restore five of Scarlett O'Hara's dresses from Gone with the Wind. » 9/01/10 1:43pm 9/01/10 1:43pm

According to a new biography, the star of Gone With The Wind allegedly had an insatiable appetite for "rough trade" and would pay hustlers with cigarette cases. As God is my witness, I'll never be desperately horny again! » 8/23/10 9:51am 8/23/10 9:51am

• Judging from this ad, Avril Lavigne's perfume, Forbidden Rose, smells like eyeliner, cast iron, a decaying forest in winter, and an incongruous hair-bow like the ones your mother used to make you wear for family pictures. [TLF]
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In Frankly, My Dear: Gone With the Wind Revisited, feminist film scholar Molly Haskell explores what's behind the enduring appeal of "the racially backward, historically revisionist and bodice-rippingly ripe Oscar champ from 1939." [USA Today] » 2/26/09 6:20pm 2/26/09 6:20pm

Do you care if a guy opens the door for you? If he pulls your chair out at dinner? Well a British dating site, DatingDirect.com, surveyed 1,000 British men, and whether you like it or not they enjoy being chivalrous. According to the Times of London, 56% of British dudes "enjoy" paying for dinner on a date, and 34% of… » 4/25/08 1:30pm 4/25/08 1:30pm