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Do Some Types of Alcohol Affect Libido More Than Others? Kirk Miller, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Trusted medical source Urban Dictionary defines whiskey dick as “the inability to maintain an erection after a long night of heavy drinking. Usually occurs at the height of sexual opportunity.” But speaking in a less colloquial manner, the effects of alcohol on libido are well documented. And while booze can loosen inhibitions, it also leads to a host of problems during your intimate moments. (It goes without saying that you should moderate what you drink and never get to a point ...

By Quinn Weimer | February 10, 2021 | 5:21pm EST Bruce Springsteen. (Getty Images) Days after starring in the Jeep “Meet in the Middle” Super Bowl commercial, music legend Bruce Springsteen was revealed to have been arrested for DWI in Sandy Hook, New Jersey in November 2020. According to statement given to the New York Postby the National Parks Service, the musician is expected in court sometime in the coming weeks. Springsteen was arrested on Nov. 14 at the Gateway National Recreation Area. He was cited for DWI, reckless driving, and consuming alcoho...

Body Image Issues? Try Thinking About Death. Kayla Kibbe, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail As a young Catholic child, I spent a lot of time being jealous of the emaciated body of Christ on the cross, which, for those not in the know, is a thing that is on full display behind the altar of every Catholic church. Despite belonging to a man, Jesus’s dead and/or dying body was sculpted with that enviably thin, heroin-chic Paris Hilton look peddled as the feminine ideal at the time. In the sculpture hanging behind the altar of my church, Jesus’s hip bones poked out above his loin cloth much li...

I Removed My Phone From the Bedroom for a Week. Here's What I Learned. Tanner Garrity, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Five years ago, photographer Eric Pickersgill released a series of black-and-white images that depict Americans doing ordinary things: sitting around the dinner table, grilling in the driveway, suntanning on a boat. For each photo, though, there’s a catch — Pickersgill’s removed their phones. Every single person in the stills is staring down at an empty hand. The project is a chilling commentary on the most widespread addiction of our age. And in my opinion, it’s fe...

Is It Safe to Work With Your Laptop on Your Lap? Tanner Garrity, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail A year ago, the number of Americans working from home stood at just under five million. These days, it’s up around 70 million. That’s hard to process. We moved almost half the nation’s workforce home in a matter of months. And while some still treat it like a temporary measure — water cooler chat now is just Zoom riffs on the question “When do you think we’re going back?” — any shift that seismic comes with a measure of permanence. Stanford economist Nicholas Bloom expects the W...