5 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Juicing
The following article has been sponsored by Juice Power by Mike Cernovich
It's difficult to stay healthy in the modern world. With xenoestrogens pumped into our body via our drinking water and plastic containers, forced sedentary lifestyles due to office jobs, and mass-produced food engineered to make us fat and depressed, sometimes it seems that there are no simple solutions to help us live a happy and healthy life.
Until now.
Can the solution to many modern health problems really be as simple as grinding up vegetables and drinking them? In his new book Juice Power, Mike Cernovich makes an airtight case that Read More
Embracing Your Body with help from Ginny Marsh
One of the biggest lessons I've learned about dating is just how vital self-confidence is. Before you can even begin to search for someone to love, you need to love yourself. Think about it … when you look back at the Sex and the City girls, who had the most fun? Samantha. Because she was the one most confident and happy in her own skin. I remember watching the episode where she poses for a naked photo shoot, and hoping that I felt that way about my body in my forties.
The thing about being a Read More
13 New Sex Moves to Bust Out on Valentine’s Day
Prepare yourself for twists on tried-and-true positions, plus some slightly more adventurous moves. Read More
Time Out Global Dating Survey – The Results!
So … regular readers will remember last month I launched the Time Out Global Dating Survey, as part of my new global role as Head of Dating for the multimedia group. I'm not gonna lie – it's a rather exciting place to work, and the response to the survey was incredible. Over 11,000 people in 24 cities responded to the survey, which you can read here.
You might have seen some of the biggest headlines in the press this morning – of the 11,000 respondents, a whopping majority named British accents as the hottest in the world, something many are Read More
Is Democracy Dying?
What form of government is the best? Which type of authority best accommodates the nature of man, and his aspirations for advancement, prosperity, and security? These are expansive and brash questions, ventured with some trepidation. As the poet Alexander Pope has said, only a fool would hazard such queries:
For forms of government let fools contest;
Whate'er is best administer'd is best:
For modes of faith let graceless zealots fight;
His can't be wrong whose life is in the right.
[Essay on Man, Epistle III.6]
But as fools, we are not deterred, and will proceed. We take as our starting point one of the most underappreciated Read More
