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Zooey Deschanel and Katy Perry Are Two Separate, Unique Individuals
There is nothing -I repeat- nothing they have in common.
8 Was Enough
Can't say I'm surprised , based on what I've been hearing: NEW YORK (AP) -- Celebrity parents Jon and Kate Gosselin say they plan to divorce. The co-stars of " Jon & Kate Plus 8 ," who are parents of 5-year-old sextuplets and 8-year-old twins, spoke of their decision to separate during Monday's episode of the TLC reality series. Near the end of the hour-long episode, a title card summed things up in stark terms: It said that on Monday, "legal proceedings were initiated in Pennsylvania to dissolve the 10-year marriage of Jon and Kate Gosselin." The network had been promising a major on-air decision from the couple, whose increasingly troubled marriage has dominated the series in recent weeks, as well as fueling a firestorm of tabloid coverage. "We've been dealing a long time with this," Kate said, speaking of her marital problems and the attendant publicity.
Single Web-Slinger
Spider-Man and Mary Jane are no longer a couple . I haven't picked up a Spider-Man comic in years, but I don't think this will drastically alter fans perception of the character. Even though they were "married" in 1987, that's like three, maybe four years in Marvel Time. Besides, the generation who reads the comic now was so used to Peter Parker being married and is probably barely aware of Gwen Stacey (unless they saw the movie, which didn't really due justice to Spidey's relationship with her). Nevertheless, something tells me it will go over better than that stupid Clone Saga.
The Divorce Rate Gets "Groovy" Again
The divorce rate has fallen to 1970 levels . However: Some experts say relationships are as unstable as ever — and divorces are down primarily because more couples live together without marrying. Other researchers have documented what they call “the divorce divide,” contending that divorce rates are indeed falling substantively among college-educated couples but not among less-affluent, less-educated couples. “Families with two earners with good jobs have seen an improvement in their standard of living, which leads to less tension at home and lower probability of divorce,” said Andrew Cherlin, a professor of public policy at Johns Hopkins University. America’s divorce rate began climbing in the late 1960s and skyrocketed during the ’70s and early ’80s, as virtually every state adopted no-fault divorce laws. The rate peaked at 5.3 divorces per 1,000 people in 1981. For me, the divorce rate has always been something I note whenever people talk about the proverbial "sanctity of marr...