The kitsch instead exists as a psychic perk for a student of popular culture. ET), a dating show on which, according to the press release, "20 beautiful, full-figured, voluptuous, eligible women" vie for the hand of one "husky hunk." The release also introduced me to my "own The teddy bear has been stitched together from the sixth-finest polyester mainland China has to offer.

I would be offended to win it at a ring-toss booth at a county fair.

The gig offers opportunities to engage with every popular fantasy and mass delusion that this amazing country has to offer, to deduct the cable bill at tax time, and to get on the mailing list of Fox publicity.

The chintziness of a typical Fox promo package—the -branded cooking timer may ring, or rather fail to ring, a bell for my colleagues—is intentional; no journalist receiving one of these "gifts" risks violating the strictest ethics policy.

Sure, maybe he’s just a swell guy who loves his wife of 10 years.

But something at home‘s inspiring her to keep wearing all those bikinis on the beach.

“Choose something that’s sturdy with a little stretch—it should move when you do.” Why?

Because every woman should have dress-up garment that makes her feel smashing.

And judging from the number of Russian girls looking for a foreign husband at online dating sites, it's reciprocal. One of the reasons for that is a demographic situation in Russia.

Dan Weiss is the author of the blog Ask a Guy Who Likes Fat Chicks and he’s profiled in this week’s feature, “Guys Who Like Fat Chicks.” He put together a list of ten males who appreciate larger ladies in Western mass culture because, frankly, there aren’t all that many.

Fat Admirers do exist, and you may have even actually heard of us. Pierce Brosnan James Bond himself remains happily married to television personality Keely Shaye Smith, who these days sports more than your average Hollywood belly.

Seeing those paintings — even watching a movie featuring heavy-legged dancers — meant a lot to me. Perhaps a good way to think about it is this: Every time you look at someone with a body type that perfectly fits modern standards, ask yourself, “Is someone a better person than me if she has more luck in life?

” I want the men I mentioned in this letter to take a hard look at themselves and ask whether they actually prefer skinnier women rather than being too afraid to date plus-size women because of society's foolish standards.