Gail Rosenblum
Reporter | Relationships
Phone: 612-673-7350
E-mail: gail.rosenblum@startribune.com
Gail Rosenblum writes about relationships. She also collaborates with photographer Jim Gehrz on the "Duets" feature, which celebrates unique and surprising relationships between two people.
Recent content from Gail Rosenblum
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Why vampires make us hot-blooded
"Twilight" and other erotically charged stories about creatures of the night hold tremendous appeal for readers.
Nov 20, 2008 -
A doll for the ages
Endearing and enduring, American Girl dolls have fans of all ages.
Nov 15, 2008 -
Project: Middle-class blues
An occasional series on how middle-class Minnesotans are dealing with today's economy -- from nest eggs that have shrunk to stagnant paychecks that are increasingly spent at the gas pump and grocery store.
Nov 10, 2008 -
Rent-to-own is option for those who need one
It's on the rise with those who can't get a mortgage.
Nov 9, 2008 -
Growing number of parents face new kind of grief
While loss is part of life for people in their 70s and beyond, a growing number face a wrenching modern reality: outliving their adult children.
Nov 2, 2008 -
A father humbled and heartsick
Jeff Heimer of Blaine lives better than many these days. But he aches for his adult children, whose struggles seem to grow by the day.
Oct 19, 2008 -
Aristotle will see you now
A growing number of people are turning to a new kind of professional to help them sort out life's complexities: philosophical counselors.
Oct 11, 2008 -
Coming-out stories
Clay Aiken's recent revelation that he's gay wasn't much of a revelation for many fans who have closely followed the "American Idol" runner-up and recording star's ascending career.
Oct 11, 2008 -
Boo-tiful costumes
There's nothing scary about these do-it-yourself Halloween costumes (if you're OK with headless trick-or-treaters). Our readers tell you how they did it.
Oct 8, 2008 -
A story for teachers who wonder: Why am I doing this?
Lane Christianson, 44, was at his childhood elementary school in Maplewood when he saw a name on a classroom door: Mrs. Bell. He wondered, THE Mrs. Bell? He wrote an impromptu note: “I don’t know if you remember me …”
Oct 6, 2008
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