Top 5 Most Spectacular Falls From Grace by Philly Athletes

"For who? For what?"

It looks like Terrell Owens has reached the end of the road, as he was released by the Seahawks a couple of days ago. He is and will forever be a lightning rod in Philadelphia. His explosive, record-setting 2004 season made him a hero in Philadelphia, and a Super Bowl performance that season made him an instant legend. And then ... the bottom dropped out. There was the holdout, the dissing of McNabb, the sit-ups in the driveway, the press conference in the lawn. It went from the ridiculous to the sublime, and less than a year after one of the most inspiring Super Bowl performances in history, he was no longer a part of the team and was a pariah in Philadelphia. Never has there been a more spectacular fall from grace in this city's sports history.

Is Tim Tebow Asexual?

Plus: Lolo’s virginity and what’s wrong with ESPN’s Body Issue.

Timaree Schmit, who has a PhD in human sexuality from Widener University, has a sexuality website and a podcast about sex. I own a basement. For this week's installment of Let's Talk About Sex in My Basement, we discuss the difference between the way male and female athletes are depicted in the media, and whether or not Tim Tebow is asexual. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vuodDPYXYg

15 Interesting Facts About Philly Celebrities

From Pat Croce’s original mission to Richard Gere’s gymnastics moves.

Now that you've memorized my list of 10 things you didn't know about the Phillies, here are 15 things you probably didn't know about Philly celebs, past and present. 1. Edmund Bacon not only designed LOVE Park, he also skateboarded there. At age 92, he skateboarded at the Park to protest the city’s ban on skating there.

Riding SEPTA Is More Luxe Than a Private Jet

And more relaxing than a day spa.

A friend of mine from out of town gave me a call this past week. "Johnny," he said, "I'd like to check out your award-winning transit system. It sounds amazing."

VIDEO: Should Olympic Athletes Have Sex Before Competing?

A sex expert weighs in.

Timaree Schmit recently earned her PhD in human sexuality from Widener University, and runs a sexuality website (sexwithtimaree.com), as well as a podcast about sex. I own a basement. So what better duo to discuss the most tantalizing subject on earth?

How Philly Comedians Handle Hecklers

Three comics talk the Daniel Tosh "rape joke" and what every heckler deserves.

Last week, comedian Daniel Tosh's handling of a heckler started a firestorm online. His remarks were out of line, but a lot of people seemed to miss the fact that heckling a standup comic during a show is equivalent to yelling at actors during a stage play. It is an interruption of a performance, and people who heckle need to be prepared for severe blowback. Probably not to the level that Tosh came back with, but blowback nonetheless.

The Most Honest Person in Philadelphia

Juliet Hope Wayne doesn’t sugarcoat the truth.

“One time I got so drunk, I was hosting a show and I threw a tray of glasses, and got kicked out of the bar,” Philadelphia comedian Juliet Hope Wayne says, flatly and honestly. “Another time, I grabbed a microphone and said I thought the judges were c-bags, except I said the real word, because I didn’t think they gave my friend a good score.” Wayne’s not looking for laughs or for pity. She is simply doing in our interview the same thing she does every time she steps on stage. She’s telling the truth.

VIDEO: Sexuality Expert Talks Fifty Shades of Grey

Why the book misses the truth about BDSM.

Timaree Schmit recently earned her PhD in human sexuality from Widener University, runs a sexuality website (sexwithtimaree.com), as well as a podcast about sex. I own a basement. So what better duo to discuss the most tantalizing subject on earth? This week we discuss why Fifty Shades of Grey does such a bad job of representing the BDSM culture, and why Magic Mike is so popular. (Music provided by Nicky Nick aka Tungsten9.)

I Beat Bedbugs in Philly

Here, four tips from a survivor.

They are vile, blood-sucking parasites, proof that the Lord of the Underworld indeed exists. They are bedbugs, and Philadelphia is full of them; it was recently reported that we took New York’s title of bedbug capital of the country—not exactly a title worth bragging about. For those of you who have bedbugs, I know how miserable you are. I’ve been there. Three years ago, we had them, and they almost drove my wife and I off the edge.