The AIDS virus isn’t fire and gay men aren’t twigs; it doesn’t matter how vigorously you rub us against each other, we’re not going to suddenly burst into HIV.

Oftentimes, the positive planetary aspects pass by with hardly a notice. Who cares where the planets are when you’re having fun? We generally turn to the stars and other forms of divination when our world goes wrong, when our personal plan does not meet or agree with the universal plan.

There's no better way of getting the sport-bike–riding experience than the CBR125R—and without breaking the bank in the process, or getting in over your head.

With the 2010 Olympic Games on home ice, failure is not an option, and Canada's best chance of striking gold is without Burnaby Joe.

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Dan Savage takes questions on marriage from a geezer in love and a woman with a lonely ring finger, and helps out a girlfriend who’s just looking for a little light bondage.

A preponderance of planets is moving through the earth signs these days, creating ample opportunity to bring order and rhythm into our lives. We may be witnessing a miracle, or many miracles, in the near future.

Stephen Post, a leading North American academic authority on altruism, compassion, gratitude, and service, believes unconditional forgiveness offers real two-way benefits.