Michael Stahl

The latest addition to the "Star Wars" universe has pulled the mask off one of the franchise's most beloved characters — for better and, definitely, worse

It's a medical affliction that affects hundreds of thousands of people. Why do we never talk about it?

What the gay community can teach straight men, especially submissive ones, about getting the kind of sex they want.

Online communities like Reddit's r/disablednudes provide space for disabled people to express their sexuality

Living with a dysfunctional parent during childhood can be a lifelong disadvantage

Market data paints a grim picture for the future of pro sports. In league offices around the country, the campaign to secure it is well underway.

The "Dexter" star is headed out on the road with his band Princess Goes to the Butterfly Museum

Jazlyn Guerra’s other recent subjects also include Derek Jeter and Nas

In "Good Timing," the comedian explains the joys of mentoring senior citizens, the "alt-comedy" scene and why it's weird to talk to dogs in a baby voice

What the very existence of Headero, a new dating app designed to unite head-givers and receivers, says about society's lingering oral sex stigma

The 12-step program is designed to help members move on from debilitating relationships

The comedian-turned-politician on current affairs, his former colleagues and his return to the stage

After Derek Jeter's long-awaited Hall of Fame coronation, a town and its tourism industry look to the future

Friends of the iconoclastic comic describe a man who was devoted to the singular art of telling a good joke

The podcast "Gene and Roger" delves into the sometimes-contentious relationship that catapulted two Chicago film critics to legendary status

BLAPP is a new smartphone app that catalogues and locates businesses all across the United States