breasts

Natalee Woods, former bra fitter and author of the upcoming Boob Job, explains what she learned in her years of observing women's relationships with their breasts.

Do women occasionally rely on the power of their cleavage to get what they want in life? So goes the theory. But how rampant is the practice?

We spend a lot of time agonizing over our physical flaws, but do you think that cosmetic surgery might make you happier? Recent findings from the National Plastic Surgery Survey show that 87 percent of Canadian women would like to change at least one of their body parts.

Does the perfect bounce-free bra now exist?

I don’t watch HBO’s long-running series Entourage for many reasons. The greatest flaw for me as a viewer: it’s pathologically boring. Its other weakness in my opinion—and it’s here that my sex comes into play as a viewer—is its enduring commitment to depicting women as disposable sex toys, brainless bimbos who frolic nude and romp with the series’ regulars at will.