Wherever we go, public figures are baring their souls: enough already!

Article Abstract:

Nancy Reagan, Bob Dole, Bill Clinton, Christopher Reeve, Jim Brady and other public figures have been disclosing very personal details about their lives. Subjects that were once taboo should be discussed, but there is a limit to how much disclosure is necessary.

Editorial, Celebrities

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Do we have a right to know a politician's secrets?

Article Abstract:

Results from a Glamour magazine poll indicate that 60% of readers support the right to know details of a presidential candidate's life. Other results to questions related to public knowledge of politician's private life are described.

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The readers-know-best poll: how 7,082 of you voted on men, sex, hair, clothes, everything

Article Abstract:

Results of a poll of more than 7,000 readers of Glamour magazine are presented. Questions in the survey included the best time of day to have sex, the best and dopiest beauty trends of the year and the best length for a vacation.

Women

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