The 10 Best Sober-Living Cities
By May Wilkerson "Pulling a geographic" in early sobriety is generally discouraged, but if you're looking to leave behind people, places and thin...
By May Wilkerson "Pulling a geographic" in early sobriety is generally discouraged, but if you're looking to leave behind people, places and thin...
Brad Schreiber | Posted 05.09.2012
America will never lack for political scandal, nor for public fascination with it. The tawdry details of the John Edwards trial seem perfectly timed for the rock musical The Fix.
Posted 03.29.2012
By Hunter R. Slaton Pauline knew she was in trouble from the first time she ever went online, way back in 1994, when she was just a high-school g...
Leah Odze Epstein | Posted 05.12.2012
I started thinking these writers were like certain girls in high school -- the edgy, risky girls. The girls who did things I'd never do and had experiences I'd never have.
Posted 02.19.2012
By Walter Armstrong "Killed by Prescription Drugs" was the soundbite that headlined much of the instant media coverage of Whitney Houston's sudde...
Posted 02.11.2012
By Nina Emkin Margaret, a 90-year old (not a typo!) musician from Manhattan, has been tobacco-free for a whopping 26 years, after a pack-a-day sm...
Posted 02.03.2012
By Kristen McGuiness At the bitter depth of Emily's drinking problem, she was married to a successful writer, raising a nine-year-old child and v...
Posted 03.27.2012
By Catherine Townsend I had never heard the phrase "Addicted to Love" uttered outside a Robert Palmer video or bad poetry until a few years ago, ...
Posted 01.01.2012
By Judy McGuire Four years ago -- on January 1, 2007 -- Joe Turner, a 48-year-old businessman in Los Angeles was "tired of hangovers, stupidity, ...
The Fix | Posted 07.25.2011
I first encountered Courtney Love on a warm evening last September at New York's Mercer Hotel, where the singer was staying while hunting for a new Ma...
Andy Plesser | Posted 05.25.2011
WASHINGTON -- The days of newspapers serving up just "meat and potatoes" are over and it is essential for journalists to serve a "buffet" of content, ...
Rob Richie | Posted 05.25.2011
The Washington Post has a history of some of the nation's strongest political reporting, but its 2009 analysis of the politics of upcoming gubernatori...
Michele Wissot | Posted 11.17.2011
Now in honor of the Valentine's Day...the perfect gift to be psyched about. Question: Would you go to for a reading with an intuitive counselor wi...
Michele Wissot | Posted 11.17.2011
Letter writing. Admittedly a stress-inducing activity. First, it's the what-to-write without sounding like a fake or sap. Then it's the reality that...
Huffington Post | Rachel Sklar | Posted 05.25.2011
I am not sure there is anyone more enthusiastic about this presidential election than Chris Cillizza, WaPo's prolific "The Fix" blogger, politics colu...
Posted 05.19.2012