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A new report, based on confessions, carried out by 95-year-old Catholic priest and scholar Roberto Busa, reveals that men and women sin in different ways. Apparently, there is no sexual equality when it comes to sin. From the report: Top Female Sins Pride Envy Anger Top Male Sins Lust Gluttony (over indulgence of food) Sloth (laziness) The male leadership of the Catholic Church doesn't quite Read more
The lengths that people will go to, just to lose weight, never cease to amaze me, but this method may take the cake. Recently I have been hearing a lot about the Remnant Fellowship Church in Franklin, Tennessee. This church preaches about God and weight loss in the Weigh Down Diet program. Amazingly enough, Weigh Down is the most successful Christian weight loss program in the country, which has Read more
Sin City got a double dose of celebrity last night when Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony took the stage together at Mandalay Bay. The pair reunited in Las Vegas for a live showcase of the acts they discovered while taping their reality show, ¡Q'Viva! The Chosen. J Lo and Marc were all smiles and shared a loving embrace, though they performed separately in front of the sold-out crowd. Later in Read more
There's a saying amongst hairstylists that goes something like this: "Don't come b*tching if you cut your hair in the kitchen." And as tempting as it is to snip just a tad off annoyingly long fringe, sometimes the at-home results are less-than-perfect. (As many hairstylists can attest.) So what can be done if you went a little too scissor happy? Read on for tips on setting your bangs right. Read more
The weather is heating up, so open-toed shoes are coming out. One day, probably very soon, many of us will be faced with a dilemma: wear cute sandals and risk exposing busted-looking toes, or hide our feet in oppressively hot sneakers. This doesn't have to be a conundrum, though. There are plenty of ways to fake pretty, pedicured feet when you don't have time for a pedicure. To find out five Read more
We all make mistakes — we're all human after all. LearnVest shares some of the common money mistakes that women often make so readers will learn not to make them, too. Some of us handle our money flawlessly, perfectly, brilliantly, all of the time. But most of us don't. Most of us make mistakes here and there. We make some mistakes more than others, because of our personalities, or our Read more
I like to keep a few well-loved recipes in my repertoire to make time and time again, and birthday cake is something that I find myself happily making several times a year. I typically turn to a very rich chocolate cake from Ina Garten or a simple vanilla cake from the Magnolia Bakery cookbook. I've noticed, however, that yellow cake is a favorite of many, but until now I'd never thought to make Read more
Summer decorating inspiration from Anthropologie's May catalog Tech etiquette rules for weddings Recipes for a rainy day Unprofessional, but avoidable email sins Jennifer Garner steps out with baby Samuel CelebStyle: Colorblocking combos you need to try now 22 ways TV shows bared or hid pregnant bellies Avengers-inspired eye makeup you have to see 10 films that teach us about online dating The Read more
This week's Mad Men puts the spotlight on Megan, who has a career breakthrough at work, though she's less successful with her visiting parents. Peggy's domestic situation is also highlighted when she takes her relationship with Abe to the next level, and Roger is bouncing back from his separation from Jane quite nicely — though it would have been nice if he could have kept his pants on. This Read more
"He's using you for practice," Peggy Olson's Catholic mother warns this week on Mad Men. Mrs. Olson isn't too pleased that her working-girl daughter has decided to "live in sin," as the elder Olson describes it, with her boyfriend Abe. Modern American women with traditional parents may find the disapproval over moving in together familiar, but compared to the 1960s, society in general has become Read more
