If there’s any place where causal sex would be seen as the norm, it’s college. People are humping like wild pitts off their leashes, and these days a committed relationship is no longer a requirement for sex. There are so many different things to consider when choosing the perfect freak-and-forget partner though. Even though you’re wrapping it up and taking all STD-free precautions, it’s hard to know who’s a complete sketchball and who’s not. Even still, sex is fun and I can’t think of very many people who ever get tired of chasing the big O.

So, how casual is your sex life? You’d be surprised to know that 8 out of every 10 women up to the age of 63 have had at least one casual sex encounter. Sheesh, that’s a lot of hooking up! Lots of girls are taking part in this no strings attached lifestyle, and they’re revealing all the juicy details in this latest survey from TrésSugar & Self Magazine. For climax confessions and one-night-stands gallore, check out the survey results for yourself. Happy humping!

What It Is:

Rouge Bunny Rouge Decadent Duo in Ramba Cubana

Why This Should Be in Your Bag:

Duo products are always super fun, but also risky. What happens if you buy a duo and don’t like one of the sides? Or if you only WANT one of the sides but have to fork over more money for a duo? Beauty brands take risks when they pair products together and have to ensure that both are of the highest quality AND complement each other. Rouge Bunny Rouge Decadent Duos pair a liquid blush (an “oil-in-water emulsion, to water your cheeks with bare color and to impart an extremely natural and even finish”) and a lipgloss (“a soothing blend of Lotus Flower Extract and yummy Mango Butter and speaks of wild freshness, naturally”).

Rouge Bunny Rouge is a brand based out of Russia (my #1 travel lust!) and is quickly gaining pace in the European market. With a super strong vision, wrapped in fairytales and inspired by everything from magic gardens to royal princesses, Rouge Bunny Rouge is poised to break into the states soon! The prices are a bit “up there,” but the quality of the products is definitely equal to familiar high-end brands. Read More »

OK, I’m about to get deep. About The Real Housewives of New Jersey.

I know. It seems ridiculous, but just stay with me, OK?

Like most people, I love the drama of reality TV. I know a lot of it is staged and I know a lot of it is edited, but I also know that James Frey’s “A Million Little Pieces” was a lot of bullsh*t and I found it entertaining nonetheless. Watching “normal” (read: crazy) people interact in situations that were set up by TV executives is fun, there’s no doubt about that.

Which is why I have watched every episode of every season of The Real Housewives and know far too much about all the women. I know what Vicky Gundelson’s daughter does for a living (ER nurse), I know that Taylor Armstrong’s daughter is allergic to dogs, and I know that Kim Zolciak likes to eat pizza while she has the cellulite sucked out of her ass.

God, I’m embarrassed that I just admitted that. Read More »

I should really be home watching One Tree Hill reruns right now.

Through a lot of self-evaulation these past few months, I’ve decided a lot of things (like hookin’ up) post college are not too diverse from life as a monkey college student.  Basically, I’m still a hot mess that is trying to figure out who I am and what I’m meant to do on this planet (blah, blah, blah).

But through recent experience as a graduate, I’ve found one thing that is completely different from the college world. And when I say different, I’m talking black and white. Hairy and waxed. Sour and sweet. Glass of wine and shots of jag chased with Juicy Juice in your dorm.

Read: Completely different.

That’s why I wanted to take small snippets out of a day in college and a day in the real world and look at them side by side. Because, well, who doesn’t love comparing a day in the real world, with a day in the zoo? Did I say zoo? I meant college. (Side Note: I’m not judging anyone here! Actually, I’m slightly jealous). Read More »

You’ve planned it all out perfectly: attend the school of your dreams, major in the one field that you know is right for you, and then graduate with that well-paying job that will be waiting for you on graduation day. It’s your future, 2.0, and you’re determined to make it happen.

Then you find yourself three years into school, a seasoned student, majoring in a field that yup–you guessed it–won’t pay the bills. You’ve heard Sallie Mae horror stories, and you don’t want to end up one of those college graduates ducking and dodging the student loan collectors once that grace period is up. So, while you still have a chance, it’s time to revise that plan of yours. If there’s anything you’ll learn in college, it’s how to be practical, and let’s be real–you’ll practically kill yourself if you have to move back in with your parents after graduation.

Lucky for you, it isn’t too late to switch to a field that you know will have a job waiting for you with a decent salary once you graduate. (Note: I’m talking to those of you still in undergrad. For all you recent grads, well, I feel you.) These select fields are always hiring, welcoming all you proactive undergrads who are eager to do almost anything (yes, even switching majors at the last minute!) for a paycheck that’ll keep you off of mom’s couch after graduation. Here’s a list of 6 fields (and their average salaries) for you to consider when the near-graduation jitters begin.

Take it from me, this post-grad-still-living-at-home-with-mom knows just what she’s talking about. Happy (job) hunting! Read More »

[Welcome to Celebrity Chic on the Cheap, where our style guru takes a celebrity look and breaks it down for you, our poor college fashionista. What does that mean? It means that while the celebrities (like too-cute-for-words Rachel Bilson) are spending $5,000 and more on an ensemble, you an spend way less...and save the rest for Margarita Mondays.]

Sarah Michelle Gellar is finally returning to our TVs in an new CW show this fall. After the most brilliant show to ever grace television Buffy the Vampire Slayer ended, she was in a series of questionable movies (The Grudge, Scooby effing Doo 2), before having a child with Freddie Prinze Jr. and falling off the face of the earth.

Now she’s back, making the promotional rounds, and looking uber phenomenal. What is with these celebrity women who somehow look better after popping out a baby? That is so not how it’s supposed to work. Sarah recently hit the red carpet in a gorgeous, glitzy, but totally easy look to put together. Read More »

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Another week, another Glee episode – but this one is special.  It’s one of the few that takes place away from the hallowed halls of McKinley High, the perfectly typical high school backdrop from some perfectly typical high school issues.  And maybe that’s why this episode seemed to lack a bit of the quirky charm that we’ve come to expect from Glee.  In my opinion, “New York” is completely devoid of that uplifting underdog thing that Glee is more or less all about.  It has almost no snappy one-liners (well, that’s what happens when you take away screen time from one Sue Sylvester.)  The social issues that are tackled this time around don’t have the same kind of impact that say, Kurt’s whole bullying storyline carries.

Overall, as far as season finales go, it’s a bit of a letdown.  Entertaining, yes.  But an episode that I’ll regard as one of my all-time favorites?  Probably not. Read More »

[There are over 100 million sites on the Internet. 100 million! You might think you know about all the important ones (CollegeCandy, Gmail, Google, Facebook…), but there are thousands of other sweet sites out there (like Cramster, DropBox and Mint) and more showing up every day! We get it – it’s not easy or fun sifting through the crap and porn to find those gems, so we’re gonna bring the gems to you. Just sit back, kick up those feet and allow us to introduce you to the diamonds in the internet rough.]

As hipsters everywhere already know, thrift stores are great places to score awesome vintage t-shirts — but did you know only about 5% of the t-shirts donated to stores like the Salvation Army and Goodwill actually get sold in the U.S.? The majority of clothes donated are purchased at ridiculously low prices and shipped off to developing countries around the world, where they are then sold by local businesses.

And that’s where Project Repat steps in. Volunteers for Project Repat scour shops in these developing countries, like Tanzania, to find the best shirts and bring them back to the United States. Project Repat then washes the shirts twice, stamps them with their logo, and sells them on their website. Read More »

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