Prozac

The Gay Oscars Have Been Announced: What a Pill!

Expose yourself

Glossowatzia?

Or, I hear what you're saying, but what exactly do you mean?

The People's Prozac

Dissident Scientists Question the Ban on Ecstasy

Freud vs. Prozac

The architect of the unconscious faces his greatest challenge

Letters

The architect of the unconscious faces his greatest challenge

The Iceman Cometh Back

The architect of the unconscious faces his greatest challenge

Letters

The architect of the unconscious faces his greatest challenge

Up, Up, and Away

A New Sexual Drug Works on the Brain. But What Are the Uses of Lifestyle Meds?

Body Check

A New Sexual Drug Works on the Brain. But What Are the Uses of Lifestyle Meds?

Jagged Little Pills

Capsule News

Higher and Higher

Drug Cocktails— Pleasures, Risks, and Reasons

A Walk on the Wild Side

Drug Cocktails— Pleasures, Risks, and Reasons

Expose Yourself

Drug Cocktails— Pleasures, Risks, and Reasons

Widows on the World

Drug Cocktails— Pleasures, Risks, and Reasons

NY Mirror

Drug Cocktails— Pleasures, Risks, and Reasons

Nation

Drug Cocktails— Pleasures, Risks, and Reasons

Sarafem Nation

Renamed Prozac Targets Huge Market: Premenstrual Women

Nothing, Interrupted

Renamed Prozac Targets Huge Market: Premenstrual Women

Crazy Girl Power

Renamed Prozac Targets Huge Market: Premenstrual Women

Horoscope

Renamed Prozac Targets Huge Market: Premenstrual Women

Letters

Renamed Prozac Targets Huge Market: Premenstrual Women

News of the World

Toronto’s Before and After

Prescription: Euphoria

New Research Brings Ecstasy Back to the Couch

The Anatomy of Macho

New Research Brings Ecstasy Back to the Couch

Faith No More

'The Believer' Makes the Long Pilgrimage to the Silver Screen

Horoscope

'The Believer' Makes the Long Pilgrimage to the Silver Screen

The Big Tease

To Market to Market

Homeland Insecurity

To Market to Market

Shrink Rap

Life is like Skinner's box of chocolates: Slater revisits 20th-century psych's greatest hits

High Anxiety

I'm a reasonably happy person—or at least I was before I went into psychotherapy

Nashville Catches Up

A pair of country goofballs boogaloo down Broadway with their rappin' buttload of friends

Books

A pair of country goofballs boogaloo down Broadway with their rappin' buttload of friends

Head Case

In theory and practice, psychoanalysis flourishes in academia

Rack Focus

In theory and practice, psychoanalysis flourishes in academia

New York Schooled: Spring Art-School Exhibitions

In theory and practice, psychoanalysis flourishes in academia

On the Bad-Sex Revenge Fantasies of Lily Allen

A starlet finds 50 ways to insult your lover

Horoscope

A starlet finds 50 ways to insult your lover

Horoscope

A starlet finds 50 ways to insult your lover

Oops, I Did It Again

A starlet finds 50 ways to insult your lover

What's The Dumbest Movie Ever Made?

Not "dumb" as in goofy and slapdash in a kind of likable-despite-itself way that at least manages to kill two hours. I mean "dumb" as in relentlessly, painfully, buzzsaw-to-the-brain inept and unwatchable, leaving you wonder who to sue to get those 120 minutes back. I'll start with an example: Pork ... More >>

Why Garden? Because Dirt Is the New Prozac.

woodleywonderworks/flickr​The Huffington Post has an interesting piece on how getting down and dirty with nature in, for example, a vegetable garden can keep us emotionally healthy. The microbes in dirt, apparently, affect the same neurons that are stimulated by Prozac. A British study from a ... More >>

Newsweek: Antidepressants Depressingly Wonky

​An excellent Newsweek cover story today brings the sad news that antidepressants depressingly don't work. Which is sad, because - among other reasons - a lot of people use them. What's even worse, however, is that they work less than placebos.

'Sondheim' Won't Do Coke Anymore

​The upcoming HBO series The Miraculous Year has a lead character who is a sophisticated, gay Broadway composer who lives in a townhouse, writes acclaimed but not always solvent shows, and suffers a heart attack sparked by coke abuse. But that last part has been cut out, according to the Post ... More >>

'Recoil Presents Alan Wilder of Depeche Mode'

​The upcoming HBO series The Miraculous Year has a lead character who is a sophisticated, gay Broadway composer who lives in a townhouse, writes acclaimed but not always solvent shows, and suffers a heart attack sparked by coke abuse. But that last part has been cut out, according to the Post ... More >>

Winter Guide: Holiday Gift Books for Any Kind of Troublesome Friend

Frenemies? Self-important hipsters? No literary problem.

Peter Vallone, Fluoride-Hating Councilman, Wants Your Teeth to Rot

​A city councilman from Queens apparently wants your your teeth to rot and fall out. The Daily News says Councilman Peter Vallone is planning to introduce a bill that would end New York's 45-year practice of adding fluoride to its tap water, citing safety concerns and comparing the miner ... More >>

Live: Snowden Bring Their Rousing Songs of Doom And Gloom To Mercury Lounge

Jordan Jeffares, bringing back the better parts of the '80s. Pics by Chris.​Snowden/Fan-Tan Mercury Lounge Friday, January 21 Better Than: Reading Catch-22 all alone at home. Friday night's blizzard-like conditions only serve to remind us that everyone's favorite winter-themed, synth-happy, ... More >>

Rachelle Hruska is On Her New Age Health Nut Game

The new Prozac.​Rachelle Hruska, founder of social gossip party site Guest of a Guest, is on some next-level Scientology-type new age shit. This morning she took to Twitter to stand up for cashews and niacin in place of antidepressants, and to scold Runnin' Scared paterfamilias Foster Kamer.

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