Word: divorcee
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IN THE LAND OF POPULAR PSYCHOLOGY books, nothing works so well as a bunch of case studies, paired with a lot of enthusiastic word of mouth. The current No. 1 paperback best seller, Mary Pipher's Reviving Ophelia: Saving the Selves of Adolescent Girls (Ballantine; $12.50), has the combination just...
What would induce LIZ TAYLOR, reclusive movie goddess and divorce-decree collector (she filed for a seventh last week), to appear in four sitcoms in a row airing on Feb. 26? What would persuade her to pose for photos with the stars of the shows, JEAN SMART of High Society...
THE HEART MAY HAVE ITS REASONS, BUT it also has its places. Romance blooms at Niagara Falls and in Paris in April, on moonlit beaches and before glowing hearths. As Valentine's Day rolls around this week, love is booming in yet another and far less likely spot: cyberspace. Untold...
But it is entirely possible that the tragedy of AIDS will have one positive result. In my parents' generation, dating was more casual, but the institute of marriage was far stronger than it is today. In the end, it is conceivable that the trend toward monogamy engendered by AIDS could...
Call it the Sleepless in Seattle phenomenon. When screenwriters want to create a really sympathetic man, an unequivocal good guy or just the ultimate romantic lead, they make him a widower, as Tom Hanks was in that 1994 film: no complicated sexual history, no fear of commitment, no ugly divorce...