Marriage

They say marriage is sacred, but all bets are off in divorce, and nowhere are the stakes higher than among the über-wealthy.

Mary Ziegler and Bill Henrichs are proof that Minnesota Nice is a thing, even after going through a divorce.

Think about what you'd like to change about your 'other half', then decide if that would change if you lived in a warmer state, like California. Here's what most would change.

When you're married, you share everything as one, right? I'm floored to hear there's a ton of married couples who keep their finances separate with their own checking accounts.

The results are in...Minnesotan's are perfect companions to spend your life with! Every one of these reasons are spot-on to why we are marriage-worthy people.

A man's Craigslist post went viral. He's looking to sell his new golf club set so his wife can buy more "useless crap".

Good news, cheaper engagement rings could lead to a better marriage! The wife-carrying championship that awards you in beer and cash. Plus, Creative Cursing with Dick Nelson!

"It's a nice day for a white wedding..." According to a story in Daily Mail, one in ten people feel like they're stuck in a 'loveless' marriage, and 15% wish they had tied the knot with a different person altogether. And, that doesn't mean everyone else is happy.

Apparently, it's every man's secret dream to spend a few years having sex with supermodels . . . then find someone nice and homely to settle down with for good.  Who knew?

The U.S. marriage rate is down 5% this year. In general, men don’t see marriage as being as important as they did even 15 years ago. According to HuffingtonPost.com, here’s a rundown of some big reasons men just don’t want to get married these days.

Just as the Rolling Stones are about to do four huge shows here in the states and with rumors swirling the group is headed out on a world tour to celebrate 50 years together, has Ron messed it up by possibly getting married?

This morning on the show Baxter and I were discussing proposals. Scrutinizing how some men choose to make it very public, and pretty much judging every man who has ever said those four crazy words: "Will you marry me"? We then proceeded to come up with our opinions on why men pop the question, and I created a list. Following, is what Baxter and I came up with, but by all means, feel free