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Affair

Jan 28

Would You Wear a Perfume Inspired By a Famous Affair?

According to Vilhelm Parfumerie, the answer should be yes.
By Dena Silver
TO GO WITH AFP STORY US-LIFESTYLE-LOVE-INTERNET-ADULTERY BY FABIENNE FAUR A man looks at a dating site on his computer in Washington,DC on February 10, 2014. One 29-year-old woman says it helped her take revenge on her unfaithful husband. A 45-year-old married man says it has helped prevent the break-up of his family. For millions, adultery via the Internet has become the new normal. Since the launch of the Canada-based Ashley Madison website in 2002, which created a sensation with its seductive slogan "Life is short, have an affair," the numbers turning to online infidelity have soared. There are now dozens of similar websites offering the promise of extramarital relationships with domain names that are unabashedly direct, from www.datingforcheaters.com to www.heatedaffairs.com. For Noel Biderman, the founder of Ashley Madison, his site and others like it are merely facilitating a human desire that is as old as time. AFP PHOTO/EVA HAMBACH (Photo credit should read EVA HAMBACH/AFP/Getty Images)
Jul 21

Ashley Madison Question: Do Men Cheat Because Their Wives Don’t Give Them Sex?

I feel sorry for all the cheaters on Ashley Madison. They were assured that their affair was discreet as they sought extramarital liaisons.
By Rabbi Shmuley Boteach
Mar 25

The Jeffrey Epstein Affair Imperils Hillary Clinton’s Presidential Prospects

For those of you who haven’t heard much about the Jeffrey Epstein, he is a 62-year-old billionaire and major donor to the Democratic Party.
By Ken Silverstein
Mar 24

Scandal, On Rye: Carnegie Deli Owner Sues Husband and Mistress for $10 Million

By Vinnie Mancuso
Aug 1

Eliot Spitzer Finds Some Fans in Downtown Brooklyn

By Colin Campbell
(Photo: Getty)
Nov 14

Eliot Spitzer: Petraeus Shouldn’t Have Resigned

By Colin Campbell
Nov 13

How the Petraeus Scandal Played Out on the Front Pages of NYC’s Tabloids

By Colin Campbell and Hunter Walker
Thirlby in Nobody Walks.
Oct 16

Ants in Your Pants: <em>Nobody Walks</em> is a Convoluted On-Screen Orgy That Doesn’t Arouse

By Rex Reed
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