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Keri Russell Gets Grimy For Details Magazine

Amelia McDonell-ParryDecember 5, 2008 //

She ain’t sweet “Felicity” anymore! Keri Russell shed her good girl image by doing a racy photoshoot with Details magazine (including a shot where she’s laying in a bathtub with very nude panties on). While some, like Perez Hilton, have said the photos are fugly and over-the-top, I actually think she looks freakin’ hot. But what I can’t understand is why she did such a sexy photoshoot now, when the film she’s promoting — “Bedtime Stories” — is a family-friendly flick from Disney. Maybe if she wants to be an edgier actress (and we know she can — “Waitress” was amazing), she should explore her racy side in movies, not just photo shoots. [Details] Keep reading »

Girl Talk: The Cathartic Post-Breakup Haircut

Amelia McDonell-ParryOctober 13, 2008 //

I’ve been growing my hair out for 10 years, ever since I got a totally tragic close-crop days before graduation from high school. I had kind of low self-esteem and I was majorly obsessed with Gwyneth Paltrow’s new short cut (you know the one — it closely resembled then boyfriend Brad Pitt’s hair too) — I came to the conclusion that if I cut off all my hair just like hers, I, too, would be pretty. Fat chance. The haircut, for starters, was poorly executed. Additionally, my hair was still in that post-puberty stage of frizzy horribleness — and I did not yet understand that flat irons and blow dryers could be my friend. The haircut was a disaster and I have spent the last 10 years growing it out, associating prettiness and femininity with length.

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Researchers Prove You Can Love Someone Foreva-Eva

SimchaFebruary 12, 2008 //

No pressure if you’re just keeping a relationship together to score a sweet present on Valentine’s Day, but according to the Wall Street Journal, neuroscientists in New York have been able to prove that you can love someone forever. While a group of pessimistic psychologists were trying to plot the decline of passion in couples over the course of two decades, they accidentally discovered a handful of couples who were still in love. Keep reading »