The public health burden of insomnia on the US is measured in the hundreds of billions of dollars. While we routinely cut calories, or cram in exercise, sleep has not even entered the conversational lexicon.
On the same day that Michael Jackson died of a prescription drug overdose, so did 11 other people just in Florida alone. That's the average for the Su...
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and our blog will be dedicated to sharing important scientific information on the prevention of this disease.
That an anesthesiologist could be on tour with Michael administering propofol is both baffling and repugnant. The King of Pop was effectively anaesthetized every night, while our profession was asleep at the wheel.
It's always nice to see old pros given the opportunity to ply their trade in new and revealing ways. Consider a pair of Christophers in films at the Toronto Film Festival.
The Riddler is intellectually curious, wickedly funny, and relentlessly creative -- all of the things I would associate with Stephen Colbert. Add in the usual debauchery, mischief and shenanigans and Colbert could really pull it off.
We need to stop listening to "them" and think for ourselves.
Death. It's a whole new media strategy for success. The only problem is, you're not around to enjoy the spoils.
How can a vulnerable physician resist the temptation to "bend the rules" for these "tabloid elites?"
Sad to say, but the death of Travolta's son is nothing but good news for the financial success of his latest picture.
To Die Like A Man: The latest in a long line of tragic transvestites movies, this somber flick has a plot worthy of Almodovar.
Protection from excessive sun exposure is important all year round, not just during the summer or at the beach.
Just a few days ago I bought a suit Sean Penn wore during his Academy Award-winning performance in Milk -- the suit Penn's Harvey Milk wore the night he defeated Prop 6 in November of 1978.
Is perhaps part of the move here to feminize? In the high finance/high testosterone world that powers New York, maybe New York Magazine thinks Bernie is a wuss for getting caught?
Last night was Hollywood's biggest night of the year and while Lucky and I were not able to make it to the Oscars, seeing as we're working like dogs t...
In honor of the 81st Academy Awards, I decided I wanted to start the first annual Lucky Awards. It's not about glamour, but the person or film and their contributions to a greater good.
Could we just keep Tina Fey and Steve Martin, and send everyone else home? "Don't fall in love with me," said Martin. Sorry, Steve. You're 35 years too late.
If for some reason any of the other actors win Best-Supporting Actor, they'll be viewed as that A-hole who deprived Heath of the posthumous honor.
It's been fairly easy to predict the Oscars over the past few years. Sadly, this year's contest seems to be no different.
I worship her, but Tina Fey couldn't have won more awards if she'd died tragically a year ago. She'll probably pick up an Oscar next month, and she's not even nominated.
After a great year for women at the box office, the lack of a film about a woman in the final five stings.
