In this year's crowded visual-effects Oscar field, one film stands out as a rule breaker. "Sin City" shatters category boundaries, frustrates guild rules and is the major wildcard in the f/x field.

Live in sin, break the law Believe it or not, cohabitation is still illegal in five states. Why is the law so behind, and what's at stake? By Thomas Rogers. Published July 1, 2012 7:00PM (EDT) ...

NEW YORK — Whether it’s to save on rent or purely for love, more American men and women are opting to live under the same roof — without getting married. The number of unmarried couples ...

According to Bowling Green State University's Center for Family and Demographic Studies, the number of people aged 50 and older living together in heterosexual relationships, outside of marriage ...

Q: My mother told me she remembers a time when women had to “live in sin” (those are her words) to avoid losing Social Security benefits.She couldn’t elaborate, but she thinks some senior ...

In Michigan it's still illegal to live in sin! Unmarried couples risk $1,000 fine and up to a year in jail - but lawmakers are now set to roll back the archaic law.

For example, let’s say Tom is 66 and getting $2,800 per month from Social Security. His 62-year-old wife, Becky, is due $700 in her own monthly retirement benefits.