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In Kyoto, 37-year-old Haruna marries herself, reflecting a growing trend among Japanese women seeking fulfillment outside traditional marriage.
Michael Moore shares personal anecdotes and commentary on contemporary issues during a reading of his book at Book Revue in Huntington, New York, on October 21, 2011.
A millennial discusses spending habits and challenges stereotypes about their generation.
Northern Irish poet and novelist Nick Laird reads selections from his acclaimed poetry collections, exploring themes of identity, faith, and everyday life.
Norm Macdonald humorously discusses his book and marriage on Conan's show.
Ray Romano humorously discusses marriage, scoring points, and a drive in Beverly Hills.
Rebecca Romijn-Stamos shares her long relationship with Jerry O'Connell and a funny airport story.
74-year-old David is admitted to the hospital after suffering a minor stroke, with his wife Margaret expressing deep concern about their future together.
In Yemen, over 40% of marriages involve child brides, like Jamila, sold into marriage at 12.
Terry's health challenges prompt his wife Lorraine to reflect on the emotional strength and support found in long-term marriage, highlighting resilience in difficult times.
A young father in Montreal buys a red kite, prompting reflections on life's purpose and connections with strangers in a series of brief encounters.
Britain has the highest rate of family breakup in Western Europe, prompting Iain Duncan Smith to advocate for government intervention in family formation.
In Uganda, Betty Nanozi fights back against her late husband's adult children who robbed her and threatened her son, with support from the International Justice Mission.
Julie Bindel argues that marriage has historically limited women's freedom and questions the feminist reclamation of the institution as a subversive act.
