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Candy Dish: Susan G. Komen VS Planned Parenthood

CC Staff — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 14:00:30 +0000

What’s going on with the Susan G. Komen Foundation and Planned Parenthood?

Is Smash the post-grad Glee?

Gwyneth Paltrow isn’t a good feminist, according to herself

Taylor Momsen is super classy

Apparently Blake Lively just sends pictures of her outfits to Christian Louboutin for approval. Totes jealous

Fashion and life inspiration: Margaret Thatcher

Best of Celebrities’ Golden Globes Tweets and TwitPics

Garnet Henderson – Columbia U — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 17:50:23 +0000

Did you watch the Golden Globes last night? I did, and it really made me wish that I was a celebrity. A bunch of really beautiful people got together in gorgeous evening wear, drank champagne and gave out shiny little statues. Sounds great, right? Luckily the celebs had their phones out and were tweeting the night away!

Click through the gallery to check out some of the best celebrity tweets and twitpics from the show. Maybe if I think hard enough, I can imagine that it was me sitting at that table next to Zooey Deschanel…

What’s Hot and What’s Not for 2012

Maya - howard — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 20:00:52 +0000

It’s the New Year! Time to embrace a new start, new beginning, new people, new friends and new trends! And with the passing of time comes big changes in the world of what’s hot…and what’s not. It’s simple, not everything that was all the rage last year will be making the same waves this year. You don’t want to be stuck in the past for 2012. You want to be on top of the latest tips and trends when it comes to fashion, entertainment, healthy, beauty and more! Get with the times and celebrate change — CollegeCandy is here to show you how! Claim it, this year will be amazing!

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Candy Dish: Real Housewives of William McKinley High

Amanda - Wisconsin — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 23:00:21 +0000

Guess which Housewife is coming to ‘Glee’!

Being low-key on NYE doesn’t have to suck

Uh oh: Kendall Jenner is trying to up her sister, isn’t she

Whoa, who knew Marc Anthony was so nice!

How to be the best at gift giving

Rules for hooking up at the holiday party

Skin care resolutions for 2012

2011 was the year of breakups

Don’t let style worry you

Candy Dish: More Precious Than Precious

CC Staff — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 23:00:11 +0000

The greatest scene-stealers of TV

It’s been a great year for the celeb sisters

Lilo proves a stolen purse and leaked shoot can’t get her down

The craziest crash diets ever

Salma Hayek prayed for boobs…it must work!

Reasons you need to get on the ‘Glee’ boat

Creepiest moments from the Twilight films

The best glitter top coats for this season

Curves are in this season!

Sex in the News: Everyone is Obsessed with Teen Sex

Leah - Ryerson University — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 21:30:08 +0000

Teen sex is all up in my Google Reader this week and not because the characters in Glee were getting it on.

The Centre for Disease Control and Prevention released new statistics that the U.S. teen birth rate is declining. Between 2009 and 2010 the rate dropped nine percent to a record low. It’s dropping not because less teens are having sex (it’s staying about the same), but because — surprise, surprise — because teens that are having sex have started using contraceptives.

And for all you pro-lifers out there, relax, because teens are not only having less babies, but they’re also having less abortions. Being able to prevent pregnancies means teens are less apt to put themselves in a situation where they would want an abortion.

While cross-country the teen birth rate average is dropping, the University of Georgia released a study showing the correlation to higher birth rates and abstinence-only education. Fact: when people know how to use contraceptives (and have access to them) they are no more likely to have sex, they’re just less likely to get pregnant. So can we all just agree that abstinence-only isn’t work. Please.

Sticking to the topic of teen sex, concerned parents of American can stop fretting that popular culture is hurting their children. The Associated Press and MTV combined forces to do a study on teen sexting. Survey says only one percent of kids 10 to 17 are sending racy photos of themselves (either online or via text). A similar survey done in August showed that five percent of 14 to 17 year olds had sent nude photos of themselves.

While it does get higher for older youth, it still isn’t representative of the ALL TEENS ARE SEXTING message which is often painted. Parents, what you might want to be asking yourself, is why your 10 year old needs a cellphone with a camera. Or have their own laptop. Seriously.