Do fans want Jen to be pregnant?
Tabloids only write what sells, and this is why tabloid readers want Jennifer Aniston to be pregnant.
Best of friends - or foes from birth?
We all know how our relationships with our parents may shape the kind of person we become - but what about the relationships with our siblings?
Taylor Swift 'boob job' rumours
"Hiddleswift" is already so last year.
FASHION
Tinkled pink over spring fashion
If the launch of the Melbourne Spring Fashion Week is any indication, get ready for lots of bare shoulder and pink this summer.
Designer rides wave of success from Peninsula to Paris
A designer from the Mornington Peninsula has blended surf styling with sharp tailoring to create a look that's uniquely Australian - and winning awards.
The bikini turns 70
Despite celebrating its 70th birthday this week, the bikini remains eternally young in the strategic flaunting of assets, as it does in putting the fear of God into the rest of us.
Bombs away: This winter's hottest jacket trends
Just shy of a century after bomber jacket prototypes were first trialled in the US military, the zipped coat is back with force.
Samuel Davide Hains, most Melbourne guy ever, a prank
So, "the most Melbourne Man ever" Samuel Davide Hains was a prank after all.
The political science of being dressed for the red carpet:
Are celebrities better off buying their own dresses for appearances or should designers be more generous?
Beauty
Can night creams turn you into Cate Blanchett?
It's amazing what a little technology and some sleep can do.
Jesinta Campbell responds to pregnancy rumours
"It's a really sensitive question for women," she said.
Why you need to try the reverse mullet haircut
Long in the front, short in the back is the new black in the beauty world.
Miss Teen USA is getting rid of its swimsuit competition
Swimsuits, out. Activewear, in.
Wellbeing
The 'unhealthy' influence on kids sport
Kids think food and drink companies that sponsor their club are 'cool', says researcher.
'Healthy' snacks not up to school canteen standards
Two food giants have gotten into trouble for slapping misleading health claims on ice-cream and rice snacks.
Can't do vegetarian? Try flexitarian
From black bean burgers on restaurant menus to eight varieties of hummus at the supermarket, the meatless movement shows no signs of slowing down.
Pasta not fattening, Italian study finds
Pasta has gained a bad reputation among many dieters, who believe eating a bowl of spaghetti will make them gain weight.
Fats from meat and cakes linked to early death, major study finds
Clear evidence that eating the wrong kind of fat can shorten your life has emerged from a major study in the US.
Womb scratching could double chances of a successful birth - but caution urged
Experts urged caution over new findings and stress that "endometrial scratch" was not a pleasant procedure.
Home & Style
Savvy Shopper: Orson & Blake gets northern exposure
Travel accessories label Nomad & Co is the work of Melbourne friends Amanda Lennon and Sophie Thompson
Savvy Shopper: Team Work from Paper Empire
BRIGHT IDEA
From designer to discount: Bec Judd can't get enough of Kmart's $2 bowls
She usually spruiks expensive goods, but now it seems Rebecca Judd has taken a fancy to a product your average Joe Blow can afford.
Collector's corner
A funny thing happened to comedian Bev Killick while riding on a Melbourne tram.
House of surprise
This beachside award-winner has a conversation piece at every turn.
Bright sparks
Meet five lighting makers whose talent is wowing the design world.
Life
The day my husband and I got divorced was one of our most romantic moments
He waited for me in front of the courthouse. His brows were heavy, but there was energy in his stance, like: Let's get this done.
Eat Pray Love author Elizabeth Gilbert splits from husband
Elizabeth Gilbert has announced a new chapter or is it a new ending?
About Last Night: Is marriage the right choice?
Is marriage the right choice?
When your friends have kids and you don't
At first I was the one altering our relationships, dashing off to see the world, with my friends feeling left behind. But when I returned to New York in my mid-30s, there was a significant shift.
Why doctors need better sex education
Going to the doctor is straightforward if you have stomach pains, seeking help with sexual problems is very embarrassing for most.
About Last Night: I never lost weight after my third child
What can I do to improve my pelvic floor after having three children?