If you’ve ever faked an orgasm to make your partner feel better, you should pat yourself on the back, says a writer for The Gloss.

Many of you know firsthand that it’s easy to enjoy a publication but disagree with some of its content. That’s how I feel about XOJane, an inviting women’s site that recently published a tongue-and-cheek article titled, “5 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Kill Yourself.” Though the piece is meant to present a serious issue in a light-hearted manner to create solidarity, its flippant approach to suicide comes across as extremely insensitive regardless of the fact that the columnist has battled suicidal thoughts herself.

No matter how many college loans you may still have to pay off, be thankful if you’re not a medical student in the United Kingdom, where students are increasingly turning to prostitution to pay off debt and their tuition bills.

We’re not so secretly fans of the ABC show Shark Tank, on which aspiring entrepreneurs pitch their (often ridiculous businesses) to a team of “sharks,” or basically, deep-pocketed investors like Barbara Corcoran and Mark Cuban. If the sharks like the product, they’ll offer some funding in return for a certain percentage of equity in the company. The entrepreneurs are free to negotiate and then choose to accept or reject the offers. When it works, it results in some ecstatic entrepreneurs. But that is, if they actually get paid.

Michael Bloomberg (net worth $19.5 billion) loves to try and be a man of the people (despite the fact that he’s clearly not), by doing things that regular New Yorkers do. He goes to Yankee games, eats hot dogs from street carts, and he (sort of) rides the subway. But there’s one thing the mayor will not do: walk the dogs.

There was nothing ordinary about Apple founder Steve Jobs’ life — and it shows in how his fans around the world are mourning him.

Candle light vigils? Try iPhone vigils. Here are some of the most remarkable ways Apple fanatics are remembering this visionary leader.

In case you were wondering, there is a reason that Cindy McCain is on our power grid. She’s the heir and chair of Hensley & Company, a massive beer distribution company. So, yea, she’s got mogul clout.

With this in mind, it’s ironic that her childhood home is now, apparently, facing foreclosure. Really.