Not all love stories are traditional. "Same Time, Next Year," a play by Bernard Slade, tells the story of a man and woman who, once a year, leave their spouses behind to spend a weekend together. Their 25-year affair evolves into more than a physical relationship. ...more

July 12, 2008

Dear Annie: My husband of over 25 years has a large number of friends and acquaintances listed in his e-mail address book with whom he exchanges jokes, news, pictures and, at times, porn. This sometimes includes very explicit videos. ...more

July 9, 2008

Save early, save often. That's the mantra of the financial-services industry. But the other side of the equation - those of us who are saving too much - is rarely discussed. ...more

July 6, 2008

Regarding "Kids Having Kids Is Now So Normal" (Commentary, June 29): Teenaged parents in the United States are hardly a phenomenon. Until very recently, it was common for teenagers and young adults to have children. They were not called "kids having kids." They were simply "youth." ...more

July 5, 2008

Here is one more theory about the Ray's magical ride in '08: the spectacles and facial expressions of Joe Maddon. Check out photos of the beloved senor, Al Lopez, as the Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox manager in the '50s and '60s and maybe you will agree that there is more than a little similarity. ...more

July 3, 2008

I inherited a chest from my aunt who lived on the eastern shore of Virginia. It is dated either 1721 or 1791. ...more

June 26, 2008

Revius Ortique Jr., the first black justice on the Louisiana Supreme Court, has died of complications from a stroke. He was 84. ...more

June 23, 2008

Regarding "Making Rays A St. Pete Brand Would Be Error, Mayor Baker" (Our Opinion, June 16): ...more

June 21, 2008

Want to put your own spin on Barry McGuire's song, "Eve Of Destruction?" Fill out the form completely, and submit your lyrics (the actual lyrics appear below). We'll judge the best submission, the winner will receive a copy of McGuire's latest CD, "Trippin The 60s." ...more

June 6, 2008

Retirement is, in many ways, a double-edged sword. On the one hand, it's exciting to think about the next chapter - a time when we'll finally have the ability to pursue long-dormant passions, whether that means starting a new business, traveling or simply spending time with family. On the other, it takes a lot of preparation. ...more

May 25, 2008