For the sexually unfulfilled woman these days, there are a wide variety of solutions. If re-runs of The Bachelor aren’t cutting it, a plethora of sex toys are available for purchase—most notably the ...

For those of you who don't know what "female hysteria" is, be ready to get super depressed. To put it simply, female hysteria was an umbrella diagnosis doctors used to label women they considered, in ...

In the 1800s, “Hysteria” was a common medical diagnosis, afflicting as many as 75% of middle-class women. Symptoms included “fainting, anxiety, sleeplessness, nervousness and [my favorite!] ‘a ...

Mention vibrators and most people immediately think of women’s sexual pleasure. And no wonder: An estimated one-third of adult American women now own at least one. Clitoral stimulation with vibrators ...

It used to be that diamonds were a girl’s best friend. But these days, it’s something much more stimulating. And it vibrates. Better yet, it’s battery-powered to last for hours. Plus, it never needs ...

Have you heard the latest buzz on the little gadget that brings bliss to ladies and an empty bed to gentlemen? A new vibrator called the iBuzz can hook up to your iPod and pulse to the beat of your ...

Hysteria (2011) Director: Tanya Wexler Entertainment grade: C History grade: C+ The first mechanical vibrator designed for the massage of men and women was invented in the early 18th century. As the ...

Tanya Wexler’s film, “Hysteria,” a romantic comedy about the invention of the vibrator in Victorian England opening May 18, begins with a note to the audience: “This story is based on true events.