December 1, 2008
- 10:00 am
By CC Staff
Hillary Clinton is officially Secretary of State.
This video makes me laugh.
How to party with no money.
Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale have the cutest family ever.
Who is gonna die on tonight’s Gossip Girl!?
Make your own bath bombs. A great holiday gift!
Ashlee Simpson baby pics worth $2 mill? I need to have babies.
Hungover? The Benefit Primpcess eye primping kit will fix that right up for ya.
Everything I learned, I learned in Kindergarden...
Mary Kate Olson weighs over 100. Naturally, she must be pregnant.
Today is World AIDs Day. What can you do to help?
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October 10, 2008
- 2:00 pm
By Jess - NYU
Tags: aids, Audrina, audrina lie, cancer, Cosmo Gir, Joe Son, katie holmes, KTLK 100.3, Lauren Conrad, magic johnson, michelle rodriguez, seth rogan, Steven Colbert and Spiderman, the hills, university of texas

I work out 5 days a week. I do the elliptical, I Spin, I take random classes and I even lift weights. It is important for me to stay healthy and fit. Of course, there are the shallow reasons, as well. I really love my black skinny pants. And I want to be at my sexiest when I hit the town in search of a man.
I have learned the importance of varying my workouts – it truly is the best way to hit all muscle groups and get a total body workout. And I thought I was getting every last muscle (at least that’s how it feels the day after a grueling Pilates class when I can barely laugh, let alone move), but according to Dr. Lauri Romanzi, a gynecologist in NYC, I am missing one very important muscle.
In my vagina? Read More »
Tags: aids, bladder, dr. lauri romanzi, exercise, fitness, gynocologist, health, new york times, pelvic exam, pelvic health integration techniques, pelvis, phit, Plastic Surgery, self esteem, spa, vagina
March 25, 2008
- 4:40 pm
By CC Staff

Many women see their backdoor as a one-way street, so to speak. To them, anal sex is more laughable than sexy and it’s understandable that they should feel that way–after all, what has popular culture told us about anal sex? That it’s funny, disgusting, painful, or the dangerous means of a deviant lifestyle.
I will concede that anal sex is funny at times, but only so much as sex as a whole is funny (which it really should be). Also, we as a society seem to need to make light of the things that make us uncomfortable, and anal sex is still very taboo culturally because of widespread misinformation and closed minds.
For instance, many people still associate anal sex with homosexuality and the AIDS epidemic, and let their ignorance about the lifestyle inform their ideas about the nature of the act. Granted, some studies have shown that sexually transmitted diseases are more easily spread through anal sex, but they are even more easily preventable if the sex is practiced safely.
For all its perceived perversion, anal sex seems to be growing in popularity. In a 2005 study by the Center for Disease Control, they found that 34% of men and 32% of women between the ages of 22-24 have anal sex with the opposite sex, up from 20% in 1990. The Guide to Getting it On also reports that 30-40% of all heterosexual couples in this country have tried anal intercourse, with up to half of these continuing to do it on an occasional basis. Read More »
Tags: aids, anal intercourse, anal sex, back door, backdoor, disgusting, funny, homosexuality, masturbation, oral sex, perversion, safe sex, Sex, sodomy, taboo
October 7, 2007
- 12:07 pm
By Jess - NYU

If you live in Thailand and feel a little embarrassed about buying condoms, just take out a home loan.
Kasikorn Bank recently launched a “condoms for confidence” campaign at around 60 branches in Thailand, hoping free prophylactics will help raise awareness of HIV/AIDS in the “generally conservative” country.
An unidentified bank spokesman explained the thinking behind “condoms for confidence” was the revival of a government awareness campaign that has “fizzled out”, leaving many Thai teenagers in the dark about sexual awareness. Read More »
Tags: aids, bank, condoms, hershey kisses, high school, hiv, sed ed, Sex, sexuality, teenagers, thailand
August 13, 2007
- 4:30 pm
By CC Staff

For the two of you still reading past that headline, I’m sorry to say that the disturbing image is in fact a reality—as I unfortunately found out when my grandmother confided details of her sex life that confirmed that everyone is indeed having more sex than me.
Well, it seems that the elderly are having so much sex, that the New York City Health Department has been targeting the older age group for condom giveaways and free HIV testing. The City Council has even budgeted $1 million toward HIV education for older people—money well-spent, considering that a study by the AIDS Community Research Initiative of America projected that within the next decade, the majority of HIV-infected New Yorkers will be over 50. Read More »
Tags: aids, condoms, elderly, health, hiv, protection, Sex, sexual health, std, STI, testing
May 19, 2007
- 3:00 pm
By Jess - NYU
The alarm screams at 7:54 AM, tearing me out of dream in which I was awkwardly going back to my high school prom.
I am already not a fan of this day.
I do my best to get up and into the shower without falling asleep and slamming my head against the tile wall. Running downstairs, gulping a few spoonfuls of cereal and grabbing my keys, I
make it out the door just in time.
The rain and 45 degree day seem fitting. As does the asshole who cuts in front of me and then stops short to stare at a dead squirrel in the middle of the road. I’ve forgotten how much I hate driving. Going back to New York will be a blessing in one big, public transportation way.
Snagging a gynecologist appointment at home was a stroke of luck, but as I pull into the familiar parking lot, I can’t help but feel the pre-visit jitters. It’s not that I’m afraid of those stirrups and cold metal speculums, I’m just not happy to see them. Ever. Read More »