22 Marriage-Happy Celebs.. Date Like A Grown-Up.. Learning From Stereotypes

March 20, 2013 Subscribe · Forward 22 Celebrities Who Have Been Married Four Times Or More Multiple marriages have made headlines in the Hollywood community since the golden age of film, when movie stars began to see their names in lights and their private lives scrutinized by the press. If your name is Jane Smith or Harry Jones and you have walked down the aisle more than once or twice, no one seems to care. But if your name is, say, Elizabeth Taylor or Larry King or Christie Brinkley, the population at large pays attention. The Huffington Post is going to take a peek at some high-profile celebrities who have been married and divorced four times or more -- not that there's anything wrong with that. Those of us non-celebrity types who have been through a divorce once or twice are not judging. (Seriously!) We're going to run down some of the glamorous stars of yesteryear who said "I do" four to nine times as well as some of today's stars who make headlines every time they go to the altar. Continue reading... 6 Ways To Date Like A Grown-Up What This Couple Learned About Stereotypes How I Said Goodbye To Valerie Harper What Really Went On Behind The Scenes Of 'The Godfather' The Reinvention That Made This PTA Mom Rich Alzheimer's Study Reveals 1 In 3 Seniors Are Dying With Dementia Why This Woman Says 'There Is No Age' At 90 What Really Went On Behind The Scenes Of 'The Godfather' Why This Woman Says 'There Is No Age' At 90 What Really Went On Behind The Scenes Of 'The Godfather' How I Was Reminded Of What I'll Never Be Again LISA BELKIN The Retro Wife Opts Out: What Has Changed, And What Still Needs To Until we find that new path, women (and men) who can afford to step off the existing path, will continue to do so. And we will have the cover story equivalent of "Groundhog Day" -- as each new cohort finds itself conflicted for the first time. Continue reading... MARTHA MCCULLY Forget Younger -- You Can Look, Feel and Be Amazing at Any Age Let me tell you the truth about growing younger instead of aging: It's impossible (no matter what marketers tell you). Keeping my "biological" age a secret makes me feel like I have something to be ashamed of, which I don't. Continue reading... DEBRA DEVI Can the Blues Rescue the Mississippi Delta? Part 2 "They say that so-called twelve-bar stuff is the black man's blues and country western of that day was the white man's blues, but there's a very thin line between the two musics. Only difference is the beat, and the bars to some extent, but the stories of happiness, sadness, being lonesome. All that was the same." Continue reading... JENNIFER ROSEN Thank You, Valerie Harper In the past, my tendency had been to seek external guidance when making pivotal decisions. But watching Valerie at work must have activated my inner resolve because, for the first time, I felt absolutely no need to reach outside myself for answers. Continue reading... ANDRáS SIMONYI Waiting for Sugar Man In the age of Facebook, Google and Twitter, is rock really still as important a vehicle to convey the message of freedom? Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here.