Intimacy lies at the core of every significant relationship. Cultivating intimacy takes a lot of work. Many people, particularly men, get sexuality confused with intimacy. Sexuality should be viewed as a manifestation of the quality of a couple’s relationship, not an end goal. Renowned author and therapist James Krehbiel discusses what distinguishes sexual closeness from [...]
Archive for February, 2008
What’s Sex Got to Do With It?
Posted in Culture, Health, Love, dating, romance, tagged happy marriages, james krehbiel, love and sex, men and women and sex, sex and intimacy, theimproper, TheImproper.com on February 27, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Fall 2008 Fashion: Highlights From the Tents
Posted in Beauty & Fitness, Culture, fashion, tagged esther nash, fall 2008 fashion, fashion week, Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, theimproper, TheImproper.com on February 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week drew fashionistas from all over. By private jet and helicopter, chauffeured limo and armored sedans, they arrived at [...]
Celebrity Plastic Surgery: Who’s Done What?
Posted in Beauty & Fitness, Celebrity news & gossip, Culture, entertainment, tagged anti-aging, beauty regimen, celebrity beauty secrets, celebrity plastic surgery, cosmetic enhancement, demi moore, heidi klum, jane seymour, madonna, samantha chang, smokin bods, susan lucci, theimproper, TheImproper.com, youthful appearance on February 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Plastic surgery is all the rage these days, and not surprisingly, celebrities are leading the charge. Since beauty and youth are perennial trump cards in Hollywood, everyone feels the pressure to go under the knife. Back in the day, an aging starlet might get a facelift in secret, hide out for a while until [...]
Oscars 2008: Show Will Go On But Will Anyone Watch?
Posted in Celebrity news & gossip, Movies, entertainment, tagged 2008 academy awards, oscars 2008, theimproper, TheImproper.com, Winchester on February 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The very insiders who last week were asking ‘Will there be an Oscar show?’ now are wondering, ‘Will anyone watch it?’ Welcome to Hollywood, my friends. Controversy…you can always count on it! Winchester, TheImproper.com’s phantom columnist, offers more of his unique insights.
A Bushman’s Confrontation: A Clash of Cultures Symbolized by a Fence
Posted in Culture, Travel, tagged africa, bruce Northam, bushman, Kalahari Desert Bush people, theimproper, TheImproper.com on February 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The age-old ways of Africa’s Kalahari Desert Bush people — innately bound to their ancestors — are slowly fading. A few still lay claim to the idea of continuity, despite the inevitability of change. Traditionally, San Bushmen were expected to provide meat for their women, and the women were expected to gather roots, fruits and [...]
Are You Ready for Marriage? Here’s a Checklist
Posted in Culture, dating, romance, tagged dating, marriage, Paulette Kouffman-Sherman, ready for marriage, sex and dating, theimproper, TheImproper.com on February 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Do you want to walk down the aisle but you keep trying to do it alone? If your boyfriends are terrific but gun-shy, assume you’re terrific. But, also decide if you embody the qualities of a good wife. When you are ready to be a wife and have given your relationship time to grow, move [...]
5 Things Men Don’t Talk About
Posted in Culture, Health, Love, dating, romance, tagged dating, dating advice, relationships, romance, theimproper, TheImproper.com, things men don't talk about on February 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
What is your partner really thinking when he goes quiet? What’s running through your date’s mind during the silences? Having interviewed dozens of men on topics they rarely discuss, Maggie Hamilton, author of What Men Don’t Talk About, has discovered that men—like women—long to be heard, accepted, loved and understood by their partner.
The Style and Grace of Fine Italian Pottery
Posted in Culture, News, tagged italian artm, italian pottery, theimproper, TheImproper.com on February 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The rarest of Italian porcelains, ceramics, wax, terra cotta and plaster pieces, which once graced the palaces and premiere estates of Europe, are being exhibited by The Italian Cultural Institute of New York in a rare first-of-its-kind showing outside of Italy.
Greek Wines Find a Market Niche
Posted in Culture, Wine, food, tagged greek culture, Greek Wine, Melissa Cole-Miller, theimproper, TheImproper.com, wine observer on February 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Winemaking has been a part of Greek culture for more than 4,000 years. It has played a very important role in the culture’s spread and economic revolution. Around the 8th century BC, the Greeks began to introduce their winemaking skills to their colonies in Sicily and Italy. That’s why many Italian grapes have been linked [...]