October 19, 2011
Robin Hood, David Bowie and Mick Jagger are three men who really knew how to wear tights and, although a questionable trend at first, it became kind of hot (remember Bowie’s bulging member in Labyrinth?). But if you have to stop and ponder whether you want to see men in tights outside the world of ballet, how ...
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May 1, 2011
Most studies about the consequences of height differences are a little disheartening. As I tower at almost 5’3”, it’s discouraging to hear that tall people will most likely get better paying jobs than I will and there is nothing I can do about it, because my height is genetically determined. A new study on height ...
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June 27, 2010
The New York Times has just noticed that petite women pack a punch, but the thing is that our smaller sisters have always made a large impact. Height is no barrier to smarts or moxy, in fact, some would argue that smaller people have to be feistier to be heard. Time for a short review ...
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