Why is the person we love the most often the person we say the worst things to? We want attention, we feel like we aren't being heard or cared for, or we just have a bad day at work, and all of a sudden, like a wrecking ball gone rogue, we look at our mate and say the exact thing that we know will trigger them. And so a fight starts and we co-create a messy situation that could have been avoided if we had just asked for what we needed. Most of us missed the "How to Fight With

On Wednesday, August 24th, 2016, the legendary local jazz saxophonist George Garzone will take the stage at Beat Brasserie, located in Cambridge’s Harvard Square, to honor the great John Coltrane’s date of birth. From8:00PM-12:00AM jazz fans can enjoy this exclusive tribute performance while indulging in Beat’s signature dishes from and sipping on handcrafted cocktails. Known for his innovative three-on-one chord approach and the sense of freedom ingrained in his expressive m

1. Insisting that sex is always spontaneous: "Let's not plan this. It'll just happen, OK?" Sure, in the first stage of your relationship, sex happens spontaneously with an excess of passion and willingness. Even those who may have a hard time getting turned on find their desire levels off the chart as inhibitions fall away and you can't get enough of each other. But this fades as life returns to normal. There are deadlines to make, family to visit, unplanned taxes to manage.

This summer Boston’s newest seafood destination, Saltie Girl, is bringing brunch to Back Bay. The intimate restaurant from MET Restaurant Group’s Kathy Sidell is bringing tastes of the sea to a carefully curated brunch menu which maintains Sidell’s focus on globally sustainable iterations of fresh fish & seafood be it fried, sautéed, raw, house-potted, smoked or tinned. Every Saturday and Sunday from 11:30AM to 3:00PM, guests can enjoy creative interpretations on brunch dishe

You know Darwin as the father of the evolutionary theory, but you probably wouldn't go to him for dating advice. But you're missing out, because dating, mating, and procreating are all elements of the same evolutionary process. It's all about how we're wired. Sexiness is basically the combined effect of characteristics the opposite sex is innately programmed to see as "markers" or "signals" for good genetic fitness and reproduction. Darwin's sexual selection theory explains t

On Wednesday, August 17th, 2016, from 8:00PM to 12:00AM, Beat Brasserie, located in Cambridge’s Harvard Square, presents a musical tribute to the late legend Prince. Having a multitude of musical talents, Prince inspired a generation of music and to honor his impactful career a group of talented performers have absorbed Prince’s spirit into their music to develop this amazing tribute. The evening will feature Beat’s savory food and libations, and moving liveperformances adher

Men and women are dissimilar in the ways they think, act, and react. This dichotomy starts with the brain. Female brains are more connected between the hemispheres, and male brains are more connected within the hemispheres. Without getting too technical, this means that women tend to view the world holistically while men tend to view it through a more directed lens. This inherent gender difference influences almost every aspect of life, including sexuality. In the bedroom, th