Horse’s Behind A few months ago, within the span of one week, a pantyless Britney Spears exposed her bare genitals four times to the paparazzi. In doing so, she violated California Penal Code, Section 314.1, which labels indecent exposure a misdemeanor, punishable by imprisonment in the state prison or in the county jail, not...

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Tonight (04.27.07) at 8PM ET/5PM PT, watch Marc Rudov debate Wendy Murphy about Alec Baldwin and parental alienation on Fox News Channel’s The O’Reilly Factor. You don’t want to miss it!

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Kowtowing to Feminsists Spring is here. Flowers are blooming. Bees are buzzing about. Tax season is over. And, I have my annual hankering for another feminist declaration of an unfair gap between male and female wages, and for federal legislation to “fix” it. Like an oasis in the desert, the American Association of University Women (AAUW)...

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Victor/Victoria/Victress Can you imagine a state where a girl is allowed to use the boys’ lavatory and compete to become prom king? If you imagined California, you are correct. A story ran on the AP wire over the weekend about a female candidate for Fresno High School prom king. That’s right, king. Planning to sport a...

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Gynoversity If your son attends a co-ed college or university in the United States, and he is actively heterosexual, it is likely that a female student will falsely accuse him of rape. Does your son have any clue how to avoid such a nightmare, or that such a nightmare is even possible? Unless you’ve been hiding...

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Built for Sacrifice The thoughtless, sexist, unconstrained words of veteran broadcaster Don Imus and North Carolina prosecutor Mike Nifong produced two uncannily juxtaposed events during this monumental week in American history. First, North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper ended an unjustified, fraudulent rape case by exonerating and pronouncing innocent the wrongly accused Duke University lacrosse players....

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Pants on Fire Here we go, again. College campus. Three male athletes. One anonymous woman. Delayed rape accusation. Dubious circumstances. Presumed male guilt. Ruined reputations. Last week, an 18-year-old, nameless, faceless woman leveled rape accusations against three male football players at the University of Minnesota. This woman, not a student at the university, waited two days...

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Formula for Success Do you want to succeed? Advice books—from the likes of Messrs. McCormack, Covey, Robbins, Trump, and Kiyosaki—can guide you, offering variations on timeless axioms: do what you love, be unique, be proactive, hone your radar, constantly improve, outflank and outwork your competitors, build respect, manage costs, negotiate skillfully, exceed customer expectations, and...

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She’s Mad About Money Do you remember the term mad money? More common in the vernacular of 50 years ago, mad money is cash a woman carries on a date so that, if she and her escort quarrel and separate, she has the means to return home. Ask any woman about this, and she’ll...

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She’s Mad About Money Do you remember the term mad money? More common in the vernacular of 50 years ago, mad money is cash a woman carries on a date so that, if she and her escort quarrel and separate, she has the means to return home. Ask any woman about this, and she’ll reminisce...

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Why Children Are In Danger On Wednesday, February 21, 2007, Bill O’Reilly, host of Fox News Channel’s The O’Reilly Factor, appeared via satellite on a special Oprah show about the pandemic of abused children and tepid prosecution in some quarters of the perpetrators. O’Reilly is on a respectable, admirable mission to save the children...

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Why Children Are In Danger On Wednesday, February 21, 2007, Bill O’Reilly, host of Fox News Channel’s The O’Reilly Factor, appeared via satellite on a special Oprah show about the pandemic of abused children and tepid prosecution in some quarters of the perpetrators. O’Reilly is on a respectable, admirable mission to save the children from this...

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America’s VD When watching certain events — the Super Bowl, NASCAR races, military battles, and joint sessions of Congress — one might get the impression that we live in a male-dominated society. Nothing could be further from the truth. America is a gynocracy, and it is plagued with a pandemic disease: VD, or the...

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America’s VD When watching certain events — the Super Bowl, NASCAR races, military battles, and joint sessions of Congress — one might get the impression that we live in a male-dominated society. Nothing could be further from the truth. America is a gynocracy, and it is plagued with a pandemic disease: VD, or the vilification...

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Compelled to Give It’s February again. This can mean only one thing: the dreaded, compulsory Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. If you forgot, fear not: the onslaught of TV and radio commercials will remind you and remind you and remind you. There is no escaping them, and they all share a common...

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Compelled to Give It’s February again. This can mean only one thing: the dreaded, compulsory Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. If you forgot, fear not: the onslaught of TV and radio commercials will remind you and remind you and remind you. There is no escaping them, and they all share a common theme:...

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Below are my scheduled (subject to change) media interviews for February 2007: 04th @01:00AM PT: Sex With Emily — KIFR 106.9FM (FreeFM): San Francisco 06th @08:00AM ET: Bax and O’Brien — WAQY Rock 102.1FM: Springfield, MA 12th @04:00PM ET: Covino & Rich — Sirius Satellite, Maxim Radio, Channel 108: New York City 13th @07:18AM ET: Mitchell & Morley...

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Political Compartmentalization If you haven’t yet heard about the sex scandal of Gavin Newsom, flamboyant mayor of left-wing, politically correct San Francisco, you’ve been living under a rock. The news is everywhere. People in his quirky administration are shocked. Local TV anchors are shocked. The editors of local newspapers are shocked. I, on the...

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