Men's Health

Las Vegas pines for a little respect

2012-04-21 20:06:00

LAS VEGAS — The boys sat there swilling coffee and bemoaning a depressing reality: What happens in this town doesn't necessarily stay here — thanks, they say, to the national media spreading scuttlebutt. The gossip doesn't involve a tawdry...

Clippers' Blake Griffin holds court — on cover of Men's Health [Update]

2012-01-03 16:32:11

In-Your-Face Fitness: How to build come-hither biceps

2011-09-19 00:00:00

I am not a jealous man, so my blood pressure did not skyrocket the other day when my wife told me this: "There was this one guy in high school who used to wear T-shirts that showed off his pipes and I drooled over him." But I'll admit to being a tad...

The Find: Jun Won's farm-fresh Korean cuisine

2011-07-14 00:00:00

"It's not that easy to find," warned the friend who agreed to meet at her favorite Korean place, Jun Won. There's a faded sign, but unless you can read Hangul, Korean lettering, it won't help. Most customers park behind the restaurant and go in through...

Multivitamins: Do his and hers make a difference?

2009-04-06 00:00:00

It's a good thing dietary guidelines aren't laws. If they were, just about all of us could be found guilty. Even if you load fruit onto your whole-grain cereal and pile greens on your sandwiches, chances are you're regularly falling short on one or more...

Rodger McFarlane dies at 54; gay-rights activist established first AIDS hotline

2009-05-23 00:00:00

Rodger McFarlane, a pioneering gay-rights activist who set up the first AIDS hotline in 1981, before the disease even had a name, and later ran influential AIDS service groups, has died. He was 54. McFarlane, who was based in Denver, committed suicide...

Tips on how to wear geek chic in a smart way

2009-06-11 00:00:00

Bear-y gay

2007-02-04 00:00:00

At a conference of literary scholars in December, a friend was interviewing a candidate for an academic position. After answering the usual questions about proposed courses, teaching loads and scholarly interests, the candidate volunteered, "Oh, by...

Cycling in the hot seat

2007-04-09 00:00:00

WHEN urologist Dr. Irwin Goldstein declared in 1997: "There are only two kinds of male cyclists -- those who are impotent and those who will be impotent," many bike riders scoffed. Saying the equipment housed in their spandex shorts worked just fine, they...

Denver's tapped resources

2005-09-04 00:00:00

BEER is to Denver what cream soda is to New York, vodka is to Moscow and wheat grass is to West Hollywood: an unofficial civic beverage that leans toward undesirable stereotype. Men's Health magazine, for instance, named Denver the most "sloshed" big...

Festival of Health Offers Tips on "Battle of the Bulge"

2001-07-10 13:01:52

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Senate stresses abstinence as a means to quell AIDS

1987-10-15 00:00:00

Federally financed educational materials about AIDS would have to stress abstinence and could not promote homosexual behavior or use of illegal drugs, under a measure the Senate approved Wednesday. The 94-2 vote came after Sen. Jesse Helms (R-N.C.)...

Last year, Detroit was declared America's "Angriest Town" by Men's Health after placing first in a study that gauged aggravated assault levels, high blood pressure counts, average rush hour waits and number of anger-management specialists per capita.

2012-02-22 14:52:00

According to a 100-city Men's Health study which gauged exercise levels, hours of cable TV watched, and video games purchased per year, this city comes in at number 99.

2012-02-22 14:52:31

magazine for Rodale of Emmaus since 2000, helping to build it into the world s largest men's magazine. He is also executive vice president for Prevention and Organic Gardening magazines and editorial director of Women s Health magazine.

2012-02-17 06:57:59