Bristol Palin on Shine

Shocker: Teen birth rates higher in states with more conservative religious beliefs

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Bristol Palin, you have company. And lot of it, apparently, in Mississippi, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Kentucky. A new study suggests…

Jon Gosselin & Levi Johnston: Please . . . Man Up and Shut Up

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By Meredith O'Brien/Mommy Track'd I'm not, by nature, a hater. My writing doesn't usually include personal attacks. Unlike some poison pen scribes who hold nothing…

16 and Pregnant: How One Young Mother Copes

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Bristol Palin. Juno. Jamie Lynn Spears. Teen pregnancy is an American obsession, and MTV's new series 16 and Pregnant is satisfying our voyeuristic tendencies with a…

Did David Letterman's apology go far enough?

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David Letterman issued another apology to Sarah Palin and her family last night for making what he called a "coarse" and "beyond flawed" joke. In the nearly four minute segment, the late night talk show host appeared shaken as he further explained his original intention for the quip (which he thought he was making about Bristol Palin a young woman--and mother--of legal age) and acknowledged that this meant nothing compared to the public's increasingly skewed perception (many believed the highly sexual joke was in reference to Palin's 14-year-old daughter, Willow). Letterman said, "I told a bad joke. I told a joke that was beyond flawed, and...