Yesterday it came to light that Herman Cain, the Dr. Hibbert of the 2012 Republican Presidential field, was accused of sexually harassing two female employees who worked for the organization he headed during the 1990s. His campaign has admitted that Cain was accused, but vehemently insists the allegations were…
The New York Post, citing unnamed sources, says Huma Abedin, wife of Anthony Weiner, is taking time off from work while her husband seeks unspecified treatment. During which we hope she doesn't get hounded by the Post and sundry paparazzi.
Anthony Weiner has only been out of office for one day, and we already have another Congressional sex scandal on our hands. Rep. Alcee Hastings, a Florida Democrat, is being investigated for allegedly sexually harassing a staff member. Clearly the Democratic Party is rife with corruption! (Or at least, that's what…
No one could quite understand why Anthony Weiner needed another interlude on television to say what everyone already knew: He is resigning from his Congressional seat.
John Edwards' hopes for a plea deal have collapsed over prosecutors' insistence that he serve time in jail; Edwards apparently said that as the primary caregiver to two of his younger children (ages 10 and 12), that was a deal breaker. It's looking like he'll stand trial. But does the Justice Department have a case?
Congressman Anthony Weiner's media tour is not doing much to dispel the growing suspicion that there is something to this whole clothed-cockshot thing that blew up over the weekend. It's just not clear what.
The Times headline reads, "Scandals May End Sexism In Australian Military." That's a rather sweepingly optimistic suggestion, but it's clear that some major rethinking is going on there, and that the result may be combat roles being opened up to women.
The story of Jenn Sterger, who allegedly received unwanted pictures of Brett Favre's dick, raises a disturbing question about sports sex scandals: are we more likely to support the victims if they're unwilling to come forward?
A second man is claiming he slept with South Carolina gubernatorial candidate Nikki Haley, but her campaign blames "the good old boys" for the allegations. Who's right?
Rielle Hunter has gone to court to prohibit the release of a rumored video showing her and John Edwards engaged in "matters of a very private and personal nature." Andrew Young found the video in Hunter's trash, marked "special." [ABC]
TMZ has unearthed a photograph which supposedly shows JFK living large on a boat with several naked women. According to experts, it was most likely taken during Kennedy's Mediterranean vacation in August, 1956, not long before the election. [TMZ]
As mentioned yesterday, two teachers from a Brooklyn school are under investigation, and now another teacher has been accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a male student. The Daily News has dubbed the newly-infamous school "Horndog High." [NYDailyNews]
There must be some unwritten rule that beauty queens must film their every assignation: Anya Ayoung-Chee, aka Miss Universe 2008, has become the latest pageant winner to become involved in a sex-tape scandal. Spoiler: It's a threesome. [NYDailyNews]
Remember how Kim Kardashian was all, "everyone takes sex pictures?" And we were all, maybe in your neighborhood, lady! But maybe it's just a natural impulse shared by all humanity regardless of color or creed because that's right GREATER CHINA'S FIRST INTERNET SEX SCANDAL IS STILL ROCKING THE UNIVERSE. In case you…
