Author Archives: Sherrie Gulmahamad

Do these kind of stories make you want to make more thoughtful choices about where you shop or is this just the work of a prankster?

As a woman, does hearing news like this discourage you from seeing a little more of the Middle East, or were you cowed to begin with?

U.S. universities are beginning to adopt gender-neutral housing policies. What would your elderly auntie think about you living with a boy?!

Adam Lambert hopes guys who want guyliner will skip the MAC store and head his way!

Obesity can lead to type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, stroke, and certain forms of cancer. But who cares when world records must be broken!

I controversially maintain there hasn’t been a good rom-com since Harold and Maude. Okay fine, since Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown.

“Just a second; it’s my favorite song they’re gonna play and I cannot text you with a drink in my hand, eh?”

“I really hate to get rid of this ring but the economy has left me no choice.”

Does this mean Spencer will have to get A REAL JOB?

Millennials are usually defined as being born between 1980 and 1994. Today, there are some 70 million in this 14 to 31 age group — and they all want great pay, lots of vacation, and a little time in the afternoon to nip off to the gym.

Somewhere in between staying absolutely fabulous, making a new music video with Lady Gaga, and meeting President Obama, Beyoncé also found the time to do some significant charity work.

“Equal rights, Equal opportunities: Progress for all.” (Thanks, Kathryn Bigelow.)

Wow, there’s vegetable oil in that soda can? Put it down!

“…the pressure that women feel to be thin or to be beautiful, the pressure that the media puts on women, is so unfair and so disgusting.”

“But if there’s money for wars, bank bailouts, and prisons, why is there no money for public education?”