Marita Alonso

Marriage between people of different sexual orientations is not a new phenomenon, but it has ceased to be viewed as a smokescreen and now seeks to create bonds and legitimacy in a society that seems to take you more seriously if you are in a relationship

Anya Lacey is just one example: she has over a million followers by combining far-right messaging with explicit sexual content

From prominent and controversial businessmen like Sam Bankman-Fried to political advisors like Dominic Cummings, several public figures have become famous for their disheveled appearance. But would they be able to do so if they weren’t rich, powerful, white men?

Celine Song’s latest film explores Jane Austen’s favored dilemma of love or money — arousing the wrath of those who think the movie romanticizes masculine precariousness

Social media has made popular a practice that promises fitness in just 30 minutes. But does monitoring every step take the magic out of going for a walk?

Zoe Mendelson, author of the book ‘Pussypedia,’ encouraged her followers to join a community where they could upload sensual photos to overcome post-election depression following Trump’s victory

Digital footprint has been revealed as a potential foe to those cheating on their partner — though some apps have changed their protocol to become an accomplice

The politician says it renewed his hope in looking for love via applications, so we set out to analyze its strengths

Wordplay flirting with substance abuse in prime time and political barbs have brought drugs into the media. Do they normalize drug use or act as a deterrent? Various experts reflect on the issue

The queen of disco is the subject of documentary ‘I Will Survive,’ which explores her battle to fulfill her dream of recording her first gospel album

Several books and essays analyze the need many people feel to take a break, disconnect from their cell phones, and enjoy life without the internet

Celebrities may be used to turning to dating app Raya for hook ups, but they are increasingly using the photo sharing platform to flirt and find love

The American writer has published the book ‘What’s Wrong with Men?’ in which she asserts that the actor’s filmography explains the crisis of masculinity

Seven OnlyFans content creators have made millions from the Bop House on Instagram. But those who defend this model of eroticism clash with those who denounce its toxic dynamics

In opposition to quiet luxury, a different kind of wealthy person is inspiring style on runways, on the street and on album covers

Los Angeles will host a sperm racing competition backed by over a million dollars in funding. A teenage millionaire concerned about men’s sexual health is behind the initiative

In the middle of her ‘Grasa’ tour, the singer speaks of the importance of not losing oneself, the power of not fitting in and the strength that lies in embracing versatility

In an industry filled with unrealistic and artificial smiles, Aimee Lou Wood has made imperfection the most desirable way to stand out

He’s risen to fame for his attempts to fight aging — but experts aren’t convinced by the millionaire’s ‘rejuvenation’ claims

Botox, visible facial fillers and exaggerated tans comprise the aesthetic popular among Donald Trump’s entourage. What’s behind this new fad?

The growing market for sex technology is overlooking certain factors that could condemn robosexuality to objectification

What happens when we fall hard as adults? Pop culture shows how the crushes of youth are viewed with a certain tenderness, while the same behavior can garner some concern in adulthood

Andrew Huberman started a podcast in 2021 and has built a small empire by talking one-on-one to millions of men about neuroscience and ‘body optimization’

Inspired by Timothée Chalamet and Jeremy Allen White, curly hair — often achieved via the ‘broccoli perm’ — is the most coveted male asset in 2025

Tassos Stassopoulos travels the world photographing refrigerators in an attempt to understand what differentiates the rich from the poor and how consumer habits are changing in the much-examined emerging markets

In the same way Spotify tapped into the art of sarcasm, the world’s most downloaded educational app has turned guilt-inducing reminders into its greatest asset — but why does treating users badly work so well?