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Monday, January 12, 2004
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IQ PREDICTS JOB PERFORMANCE: DOCS
IQ tests not only measure how smart you are, but they can also tell how successful you'll be on the job, a new study claims.
ONLINE PORN A MARRIAGE KILLER
More people then ever are ogling porn on the Internet, and it's increasingly to blame for busting up marriages, divorce lawyers say.
Other Lifestyle Articles
WHEN DINNER TURNS INTO A WEEKEND
By BRIDGET HARRISON
Every New Yorker knows how to cut short an unsatisfactory date. But what if a date is going so well, you don't want it to cut it off? At what point should you end it?
PULL UP YOUR PANTS!
By DANICA LO
IT'S resolution time - and we have a few for some of our favorite stars. Some of our most photographed A-listers ought to say goodbye to the lousy trends they've helped launch.
50 WAYS TO LOSE 10 LBS.
By JULIE UPTON
THE No. 1 rule for longlasting weight loss: Don't diet.
BE A PLAYER
By BRIAN NIEMIETZ
Forget dancing and conversation. The latest trend at New York nightclubs is playing games. And we don't mean messing with people's heads.
WE'RE SHOPPING AT . . .
By NINA HAMMERLING
Flora
72 Thompson St.; (212) 274-1887, www.florany.com
HAUNTING IMAGES FROM FILM'S PAST
By JAMES GARDNER
Ghostly images, ravaged and deformed from almost a century of decay, materialize just barely into a pair of lovers, a boxer, a man seated at a table.
RETURN OF THE ARTSY STRIPTEASE
By MAXINE SHEN
You've heard about neo-burlesque. Check it out: One of the city's original high-brow erotic cabarets has returned to the stage after a month off.
NIGHTCLUB OF THE WEEK
By BRIAN NIEMIETZ
Trousdale
226 W. 50th St., between Broadway and Eighth Avenue; (212) 262-4070
MY FAVORITE PLACE
By NEIL ROSEN
Neve Campbell Steps On Broadway 2121 Broadway, between 74th and 75th streets; (212) 874-2410 Long before she rose to fame on "Party of Five," Neve Campbell wanted to be a great ballerina.
LAST CHANCE!
* Post art critic James Gardner called the fall's lineup at the Metropolitan Museum of Art one of the best he'd seen in a decade. But this weekend the museum is closing many of these superstar shows, including its retrospective on the influential abstract expressionist Philip Guston, which closes tomorrow.
THAT'S READ-ICULOUS
By ALEX BLAIR
Writing funny books for children sounds easier than it is. Granted, the mere mention of underpants can send kids into hysterics, but how many adult writers can truly fathom the world of a child - or, for that matter, a young adult?
SEUSS ON THE LOOSE
By BILLY HELLER
Were Dr. Seuss still around He'd be 100 years old. Can you think of an artist and writer so bold? He made up that cat with his hat And there's more. Nothing he ever did was a bore. There's that guy Sam I am, and a turtle named Yertle Could anyone match imagination so fertile? The things Seuss created, oh where can you see 'em? Guess what - today and tomorrow at the Children's Museum. Oh, don't worry. You don't have to break out the birthday cake for Theodor Seuss Geisel (his real name) until March 2.
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