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Much like the rest of the country, I was shocked when Heidi Klum and Seal announced they were separating. First I was in denial, then I cried listening to Kiss From A Rose while watching Project Runway and wondering what happened to Val Kilmer's film career after Batman Forever. As is the case with mourning, sadness turned to anger, and then questioning. Why has this happened? What Went Wrong? Here are some scenarios. More»
According to TMZ, Michaele Salahi fled from Tareq because he was scary and threatened her safety. She is now filing for a legal separation.
"The final straw came on September 11th. Michaele claims she returned from an errand a few hours late, and Tareq turned out all the lights and waited for her in the basement...telling her she needed a lesson in fear. Two days later, Michaele fled to Neal...fearing for her safety." More»
"Take away love and our earth is a tomb."
- Robert Browning
The world is no longer a familiar place. In what can only be described as an earth-shattering turn of events, Kim Kardashian has filed for divorce from that guy who plays on the Nets and sort of looks like Taylor Lautner, but 8 feet tall. And yeah, we get that she paid $2k on Mason's wing-tipped alligator pimp shoes alone- but 300 million doesn't quite roll off the tongue... More»
Demi Moore is done with boy-toy Ashton Kutcher after his alleged infidelities with an unidentified 23-year-old mistress. Apparently Ashton is not only taking cues from Charlie Sheen in his professional career, but also his private life. Don't fret Demi, here at GofG we've come up with a set of suitable bachelors now that you've kicked your man-child to the curb. More»
America's Thursday night schadenfreude party gets a new guest tonight when Bravo debuts Real Housewives of Washington D.C. But will the eighty-first edition of the franchise--Real Housewives of Oneonta is in the works--be able to serve up the same delicious secondhand embarrassment as its predecessors? More»
"Bristol Palin’s unwed pregnancy is not so unusual these days, but her solution --marriage-- is."
So starts Rebecca Teti in her Faith & Family article posted yesterday "In Defense Of Marrying Young." The average age for marriage today is 25 for women and 27 for men, a far bit younger than the standards set forth on our fair island. But Teti argues that marrying young is far better and her points seem reasonable:
"The standard advice we give young people is to finish their education, get a good job and find themselves before taking the plunge of getting married. It sounds right, but here’s the catch. Psychologists tell us that character solidifies at about age 30. After that it becomes not impossible but vastly more difficult for the couple truly to knit themselves into unity.