Starshine reveals the bare-bottom truths about spanking.
Writer & Columnist • Santa Barbara, CA
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Starshine reveals the bare-bottom truths about spanking.
Starshine mixes some social commentary with a tribute to Dr. Suess on his birthday.
Inspired by Rev. Ted Haggard’s miraculous conversion, Starshine Roshell confesses her boredom with heterosexuality and ponders the possibility of making a switch.
Starshine compares nutty astronauts and icy presidential candidates, asking ‘How do we want our female leaders— passionate and unpredictable or controlled and calculated?’
Starshine answers for her puzzling, pony-tailed gender in The Third-Grader’s Guide to Girls.
With the Super Bowl looming, Starshine reminds us what football’s really all about: The outfits.
Starshine takes a cold, hard look at what’s going on beneath women’s blouses.
Starshine chats with Bella DePaulo, Summerland resident and visiting professor at UCSB, about her new book, which explores the social stigma that America’s happily single faces.
Now that Shindig Season has passed, let’s resolve to be better party guests this year by learning when to set down our snifters and say, ‘So long.’ Too many promising soirŽes run aground when guests–caught up in the evening’s convivial climate–continue to gab and gargle long after their host has started the dishwasher, thanked them for coming, and opened the front door with optimism.
Business trips sound enticing to this work-at-home mom, but kidlessness – it turns out – has its price.