February 29, 2012
- 11:30 am
By Garnet Henderson – Columbia U

The celeb baby bump rumors are flying, and this time the subject is someone a bit unexpected – Snooki. The Jersey Shore star arrived in Jersey City with J Woww to film their new spinoff just a few days ago, and those mysterious “sources” are reporting that she’s pregnant. Apparently, the film crew has been strict and doesn’t allow many pictures to be taken. But of course, a few twitpics have made it out, and we’ve got them all here. I have to say, if Snooki’s pregnant, she can’t be too far along. She doesn’t look that pregnant to me. But take a look at these private fan photos and judge for yourself! Read More »
February 1, 2012
- 6:00 pm
By CC Staff

Let’s sort out female stereotypes using a flowchart.
Snooki just wants you to know she’s not pregnant.
The secret to beautiful skin.
Things I didn’t need to know about Daniel Radcliffe: this.
Check out the Vanity Fair 2012 Hollywood issue. Gorgeous!
The 10 worst things you can say in bed.
So, do men really prefer big boobs?
The Free People February catalogue is amazing.
All the signs you need to know whether he loves you or not.
Tags: beauty, Daniel Radcliffe, fashion, female stereotypes, flowchart, free people, funny, gross, health, hollywood, lookbook, pregnant, Relationships, rumor, Sex, skin, snooki, snooki pregnant, vanity fair
December 16, 2011
- 1:00 pm
By Jessica Zaleski - UF

Recently I was introduced to a website called Blind Gossip. On the site, people in Hollywood who may be close with celebs post what they know. They use code names for the celebrities and include clues in their description of the gossip. I know it seems sketchy, but a lot of the stuff posted on there has come true (like all of these juicy tidbits).
Lately on the site, people have been posting a lot about a star who is possibly faking her pregnancy, which would obviously point to Beyonce. One item of gossip claims that Beyonce is paying the surrogate mother to live in New York City while she is carrying the baby, and Beyonce is paying for a full-time nurse. The gossiper writes, “The Surrogate is well-cared for by a full-time staff person and there is always a doctor or nurse on call. She looks like she is approximately eight months pregnant, and is clearly much bigger than the Mom, who is simply playing pregnant.”
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October 22, 2011
- 1:30 pm
By Ashley Lee - UC San Diego

Are you between film projects? Still recovering from your last tour? Does your new NBC reality competition Fashion Star have yet to set a premiere date? If so, here’s how to make a quick buck as a celebrity: Get pregnant. Hide your pregnancy. And sell the announcement for half a million dollars. Read More »
In high school, my sex ed was what you would call minimal. Since Texas firmly believes in abstinence-only education (which so doesn’t work – my high school had a day care program for crying out loud!), I consider myself very lucky that I had a very open-minded mother who taught me about sex. And now that I’m in college, by far my favorite class this semester is my human sexuality class where my professor is not only incredibly funny, but very insightful. All of this along with some personal experience leads me to the conclusion that, well, sex ed of all kinds suck.
Here’s what they should be teaching high schoolers in order to better prepare them.
1. Sex should be between two people, not two egos
The best piece of advice from my human sexuality professor so far this semester has been, “sex isn’t a show. You shouldn’t be getting performance anxiety because it’s not a performance, so stop making it one.” This is so true. Sex should be about enjoying yourself, not about how you look or how you’re doing or anything else that you’re anxious about. No one looks good during sex, and if you’re doing something your partner doesn’t like, chances are they’ll tell you in a non-offensive way. Sex is supposed to be fun, so relax!
2. It’s a sign of maturity to ask what your partner likes
No two people are exactly the same, so why should their sexual tastes be? It shouldn’t be embarrassing to talk about what you like in bed. No one knows what you like or what you don’t like better than you. We shouldn’t be turning to Cosmo or our friends for sex advice, we should be asking our partners.
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May 11, 2011
- 12:00 pm
By Noa - CU Boulder

Everyone knows that sex without a condom is better than with that thin latex lining. According to guys it “feels amazing” and is “probably the best thing on earth.” (Clearly, guys have never tried dipping pretzels into frosting….) But we also know that no matter how good it is, it isn’t good enough to risk getting pregnant and spending our days playing peek-a-boo instead of beer pong.
Enter the birth control pill.
Seems like the perfect fix. 99.9% effective (when taken correctly, ladies) and no annoying de-sensitizing barrier to get in the way of some good old fashioned sex. It is probably the best thing to be invented since the wheel (though I would argue the Oh-My-Bod is totally up there), so it always comes as a huge surprise to people when I say that I really truly hate taking the pill.
“WHAT? WHY? HOW??!” you ask. Here are my top 10 reasons: Read More »
March 31, 2011
- 9:00 am
By Elizabeth - UC Berkeley
Two days ago, I went to my university’s health center. Now, usually I completely disregard any information I get at the health center on the grounds of either A) I have heard that every year since I first took sex ed in 7th grade, or B) Those ‘doctors’ are full of ish.
But this time, by the luck of the draw, I happened to get a check-up from someone that (gasp!) actually knew what they were talking about. I’m not saying you should listen to this doctor (nurse practitioner, if you want to get technical) instead of your own, but these are a few little known facts I picked up that I thought I would share.
Beware, as these tidbits may scare you away from sex for life (or at least for the night).
1. In order for your birth control to be 99.7% effective, you must take it every day within 30 minutes of the same time.
Apparently, the hormones that make you temporarily infertile only work for 24 straight hours. According to Susan (the nurse practitioner), you should be okay if you miss the time by 1 to 2 hours. If you miss more than that, however, you should use condoms for at least a week. Read More »
Tags: aids, birth control, condom, contraception, effectiveness of birth control, hiv, incubation period, information on sex, oral sex, pregnant, safe sex, scary sex facts, Sex, sex facts, sex statistics, sex stats, stds, university health services, wrap it up

Of course you think you know everything about sex. You’re a liberated, intelligent college woman, right? And you’ve done your research; you know what’s what. Well, guess what? There’s always room for a little extra know-how, and we’ve compiled the ultimate resource on everything you need to know about sex. Take notes, you just might learn a new fact or two.
1. How not to become a Baby Mama
The birth control method you might be using that…(wait for it)…doesn’t work 27% of the time.
2. Not all men are created equal
Is there such a thing as too big? Too small? Maybe a little…stubby? With this visual guide you can tell if your man’s more a shower or a grower…or maybe a “soda can”.
3. It should last how long?
Apparently wishing for a guy who can go all night long isn’t what we need. 15 minutes max is what the pros recommend, and in reality, most couples spend less than seven minutes on intercourse.
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July 20, 2010
- 2:30 pm
By Ariel Abramowitz
The new season of Teen Mom premiers tonight at 10 PM on MTV and this CollegeCandy intern couldn’t be more excited. Not only do we get to find out if Amber’s havin’ another baby, but I had the chance to chat with everyone’s favorite mama, Maci. She filled me in on how her life has changed since she moved from Chattanooga, Bentley started talking up a storm, and even gave the CollegeCandy readers some invaluable dating advice. Oh, and she’s got a new man (who seems like a much better fit than her ex-fiance, Ryan). Yay, Maci!
Our convo is below, but if you want the really juicy deetz, you’ll just have to tune in tonight and find out for yourself!
CC: So, season 2! So exciting! What are you looking forward to most this season?
Maci: Honestly, to just kind of see and backtrack. After watching the first two seasons and reliving it I’ve learned a lot about myself and I’ve seen how I can do better… things that I’ve done wrong and things that I’ve done right. I’m interested in seeing what the other girls are up to because we don’t get to talk as much as normal friends! I want to see what’s going on in their lives too.
Do you guys keep in touch outside of the show or just at things like the reunion episodes?
No, I do talk to the girls on, like, a regular basis. A couple of times a month we check in with each other and see how things are going.
Which Teen Mom are you closest with?
Caitlin, probably.
How is your life different now that you’ve been a mom for over a year?
Oh my god, so different. Bentley’s big now so we can go play. Go to different parks and stuff. When he was little he really didn’t do anything but sleep but it’s been crazy. There’s something new every day. Read More »
Tags: baby bentley, bentley, maci mtv teen mom, mtv, MTV teen mom, mtv teen mom season 2, pregnant, Relationship Advice, safe sex, teen mom, teen pregnancy

Better start having babies, ladies!
Looks like women 27 and older are deemed “low fertility” by docs. The professionals also link this sudden decline to why late-twenty-somethings have an increased sex drive, frequent risqué dreams, and a higher willingness to partake in casual sex. Geez, and here I thought it was because of post-work Happy Hour.
Would you trade your successful career to have the family you want? If you answered yes, you’ve got a lot in common with one blogger. Luckily, our favorite celebs have found a way to balance kids and careers. Here are the pics to prove nannies don’t do all the work!
Tags: career mom, career or babies, college, college blog, college life, fertility, having babies, increased sex drive, lady news, pregnant, sex drive