"Only 39% of newlywed women who married a spouse with less education out-earned their husband, and a majority of them (58%) made less than their husband."

I would love this if it came from a woman. That it comes from a man with the purpose of "warning" other dudes—no.

Yes, our vaginas all turn into monsters.

You know, I actually think it was better for him, and us, that he never managed to break through and get on the podium at the Olympics. It made him even more creative and cultivated his ability to play to the crowd. He is the consummate ENTERTAINER.

So, I own the lower-priced version of this camel coat, from the MICHAEL Michael Kors collection. I love it. It's a classic piece. But wear it over anything that looks like pajamas (as in this photo) and you look like you need to be hospitalized.

Getting a dog a few years ago helped motivate me. He NEEDS a walk every day. I did it for him in the beginning but now I really enjoy it. I've gotten to know my neighborhood better and feel more connected, if that makes any sense. I started off slowly but now walk about 2 miles a day. So maybe a dog that needs a daily…

I'm with you. I HATE sweating, I hate working out, and I never get that euphoric feeling from exercise. The day after a hard workout, I feel like I'm going to die, I need tons of extra sleep and I'm sore and exhausted.

Sit on an exercise ball when you game. Just sitting there on the ball for a while won't help you lose weight but it helps your core muscles. You'd be surprised...I was off my feet from knee surgery and gained some weight. Switched to sitting on the ball when I played PS3 and it at least made my back feel better and…

Kudos to your wife! I also think we need to keep stressing that when you are overweight you can STILL do these things. You don't have to lose weight before you can take part in these healthy activities. I am trying to lose a significant amount of weight, but it is likely I will always be at least a LITTLE overweight,…

Are you talking about extreme workouts for 90 minutes a day, 7 days a week, year-round? Because I wouldn't be surprised if the result of that was injury; your body needs time to heal after you've pushed it to its limits. But if you mean that you have a simple routine that you do 5 days a week or so, good for you. …

Really? I've never heard anyone recommend that much exercise as a minimum, including doctors and personal trainers. The US department of health recommends 300 minutes of moderate-intense activity per week for "additional and extensive" health benefits, with 150 minutes a week as a base minimum. So five hours a week…

the show's artistic director said a stage manager was to blame

while I enjoy the snark, I too have the same question and this isnt really helpful...

Have you checked out the Fleetly app (also online for non-smartphone folks). They have a bunch of challenges for various levels, plus you can create your own. I have challenged myself to run 1,000 miles this year. It is really motivating to see the numbers add up and also keeps me from getting too lazy for too long…

As a bonus, knowing that you're getting in shape may also help fight your depression.

I don't know how great I actually feel when I do exercise, but I sure feel like crap when I don't.

I'll just leave this here.

I'm so glad my friends and I forego tradition and opt for ham on Thanksgiving. Hamsgiving is just delicious.