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Post | Today 12:00 am
The wOw Cartoon of the Week: Hairy Situation
The New Yorker’s Liza Donnelly’s latest on love, life and liberation
19 CommentsLily Tomlin | Today 9:45 am
An Update on Jenny the Elephant
Watch this video and then find out what you can do to help
Liz Smith | Today 9:15 am
That Famous, Insignificant Pitcher of Spit!
Liz Smith waxes political on the possible veep picks for presidential hopefuls Obama and McCain
HerTube | Today 12:00 am
HerTube: Great Moments of Olympics Past
Nadia Comaneci scores the first perfect 10 in gymnastics at the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montréal
Gadget Girl | 08/19/2008 9:00 am
Digital Photo Dilemmas? Solved by wOw's Gadget Girl!
wOw’s Gadget Girl Katie Peek explains the mysteries of photo-sharing —
and why your friends and relatives may soon be running for cover!
Photo Essay | 08/19/2008 10:00 am
Botox Breast Lifts and Six Other Peculiar New Uses for Botox
Besides smoothing foreheads, Botox is being used to lift breasts, shrink enlarged prostates and other surprising things. Here are the seven most surprising ways doctors are employing Botox
Video | 08/18/2008 10:45 am
Cloris Leachman Steals the Show at Roast of Bob Saget
Eighty two-year-old Cloris Leachman exposes her quick wit (and raunchy humor) during an appearance on Comedy Central
Post | 08/19/2008 8:25 am
Columbia Accused of Discriminating Against and 'Demonizing' Men
Anti-feminist lawyer says Columbia and other education officials are promulgating a ‘religionist belief system called feminism’
Question of the Day | Today 12:00 am
What do you think is in store for Caroline Kennedy's political future?
Liz Smith and Joan Ganz Cooney tell us if they think Caroline Kennedy will launch a political career of her own. Click here for the latest political news swirling around Kennedy, including reports on her surprise endorsement of Sen. Obama and her high-profile placement on his VP selection committee
Post | 08/19/2008 12:00 am
Bond Girl, Cougar, Medic and Mystery-Solver: What Can't Jane Seymour Do?
Award-winning actress Jane Seymour joins wOw for an exclusive Q & A
in which she talks about the plastic surgery she’s had and the plastic
surgery she’s yet to undergo, what attracted her to the role of
Prudence McCoy and more. Also, a sneak peek at the Hallmark Channel
original movie ‘Dear Prudence,’ which will premiere on the Hallmark
Channel August 23 at 9 PM
A Friend Stopped By | 08/18/2008 12:00 pm
Three Women and a Baby, by Diane Clehane
After losing her mother, ‘wOw Friend’ Diane Clehane gains a daughter … and the courage to raise her
wOw's Beijing Olympics Blog | 08/18/2008 5:30 pm
China's Heartbreak, by Junling Cui
For months, he has been the face of the Olympics for the Chinese, their
Michael Phelps. Now he’s out with an injury and the Games won’t be the
same for the hometown fans
A Friend Stopped By | 08/18/2008 12:00 am
Ashley Judd's Rwanda Diaries Part 11: 'I Was in Dark Water'
Population Services International’s global ambassador Ashley Judd
continues her work in Africa and in the fight against gender-based violence
Elizabeth Taylor's Home and Doing 'Fine' After Hospital Stay
Christina Applegate Says She's Breast Cancer Free With Double Mastectomy
Scarlett Johansson to Hollywood: Let Older Female Actresses Play Sex Symbols!
Aussie Mayor to 'Ugly' Women: Move Here and You'll Get a Man
That Famous, Insignificant Pitcher of Spit!
Perceived Gender Bias in India Linked to More Abortions
Rachel Maddow Gets Her Own MSNBC Show
Women Flock to TVs, Computers to Watch Olympics
What Biological Clock?! Women Waiting Longer to Have Fewer Kids (If Any)
McCain Not a Ladies' Man?
Columbia Accused of Discriminating Against and 'Demonizing' Men
China's Heartbreak, by Junling Cui
Study: Certain Moisturizers Speed Up, Boost Skin Cancer Growth
Dara Torres, 41-Year-Old Mom and Oldest Female Swimmer Won Three Silver Medals
Disfigured Pakistani Women Turn to Careers in Beauty
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Rust Hills, RIP, by Publisher's Weekly Editor-in-Chief Sara Nelson
Beach Reads, Recommends by Roxanne J. Coady
About That Teenager in Your Life, by Liz Smith
What Price Caution, by Publisher's Weekly Editor-in-Chief Sara Nelson
Announcing wOw's Book Party!
Where Have All the Good Neighbors Gone? by Jane Green
A Book of One's Own, by Roxanne Coady of R.J. Julia Bookstore
The Horror of Child Soldiers: One Bestselling Story, by Cynthia McFadden
A Book Friend Stopped By: Pink Shoes and Presidents, by Julie Salamon
Judith Martin Introduces Edith Wharton's The Age of Innocence
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A Book Friend Stopped By: ThrillerMistress? by Sandra Brown
wOw Announces the Winners of Early Readers Copies of Curtis Sittenfeld's Novel American Wife
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