The Vagina Whisperer makes women feel 19 again
2:08 The Vagina Whisperer makes women feel 19 again Women are going under the knife to improve the look and feel of their vaginas. Dr. Amir Marashi, aka the Vagina Whisperer, says his procedures, which cost up to $12,000, have saved couples who were on the verge of divorce. “The woman who says, 'Oh, I never get orgasms.’ Now she wants to have sex all the time,” the cosmetic gynecologist told The Post.
3:06 Unpacking the hype over Cardi B This installment of “Pop Culture Crash Course” teaches us all about Cardi B, the Bronx native who rocketed to the top of the charts with her hit song “Bodack Yellow.” Mark is a boomer hoping to better connect with his teenage daughter. Alyssa is a funny millennial ready and willing to explain the world to him.
2:14 This babe gets off putting the family jewels under lock and key Penis cages are all the rage in the BDSM community. Bondage professional Elise Graves spoke with The Post about the various devices used for restricting a man’s junk. From medieval-inspired belts to penis cages, male chastity is surprisingly popular in the sex toy world. “There is a c--k cage,” Graves explained. “And there’s something called a ‘keyholder.’ A person cannot get out of their cage unless I choose to allow that.” For those looking to try out this kink, affordable cages start at $15 online.
3:19 These dating-app red flags terrify women What goes through a woman’s mind when she’s swiping left on Tinder? NYPost.com producers Stephanie, Kayla and Brian sit down with the popular dating app to expose the biggest red flags men are hanging on their online profiles. The list of no-nos includes sketchy shirtlessness and mysterious women popping up in the profile pics. “Girls don’t like seeing girls in your profile,” Stephanie explained. “Then I got to look at the profile to see if you’re a couple looking for a good time.”
3:05 Confused about fashion? Here's the skinny on 'millennial pink' Fashion goes right over baby boomer Mark's head. Luckily, millennial Alyssa is teaching this single dad about one of today's biggest trends with the young'uns: millennial pink. From fashion week to happy hour, Alyssa schools Mark in the color that's totally taking over.
3:34 Working moms are producing mentally ill children, says author Working moms are more likely to have children with mental illness, according to psychoanalyst Erica Kosimar. “I was actually seeing an epidemic level of mental disorders in very young children,” the author of “ Being There ” told The Post. Her advice for working moms is to maximize attachment time at home. “Put all of your distractions in a basket: your computers, your iPads, your phones. Don’t pick them up ‘til your baby goes to sleep,” Kosimar warned. In the United States, 27 percent of new moms go back to work after just a few weeks.
3:10 This regular guy learns the modern way to watch movie trailers This installment of “Pop Culture Crash Course” teaches out-of-touch folks all about the new comedy “Game Night,” and where to find the movie trailer without flipping on the TV. Mark is a baby boomer hoping to better connect with his teenage daughter. Alyssa is a funny millennial ready and willing to explain the world to him.
1:02 This is why you don't friend your co-workers on social media Is your co-worker creeping on your social media? Two out of five people surveyed by Sugarcookie.com said they have masturbated while perusing their colleagues’ Facebook, Instagram or Twitter. Of the 2,000 people polled, a shocking 39 percent of men and 42 percent of women admitted doing more than just looking.
1:00 Nearly all the presidents love pets, except Trump Donald Trump has yet to choose a first dog. The 45th POTUS is one of just three US presidents to do without a pet. In fact, the vast majority of past commanders-in-chief owned multiple animals, including dogs, cats, horses, birds, bears, alligators, goats, opossums, and even a hippo, courtesy of Calvin Coolidge.