Want a Baby Boy? Women Should Relax and Stay Calm when Trying: Study
A woman who is under pressure is more likely to get pregnant with a girl, according to a new study by researchers from Oxford University and the U.S.
Orlando Bloom Becomes Photographer for Miranda Kerr’s Rag & Bone Campaign [HOT PHOTOS]
Orlando snaps wife Miranda for as she poses sans make up for the Rag & Bone DIY campaign.
Update: Bad Weather Threatens to Split MV Rena in Half; Swelling Water Halts Clean-up Efforts
Bad weather resulting in 4 meter swells has interrupted once again salvage and clean up efforts in relation to the stricken MV Rena, which is feared to split in half if the water swelling persists. The 47,000-tonne MV Rena, reportedly "croaking" and "groaning" as salvage operations were underway, is still spilling oil into New Zealand's Bay of Plenty almost two weeks since it ran aground Astrolabe Reef.
Vitamins are Deadly? Media Hoax Exposed, Part Two
Yesterday, we published a groundbreaking article exposing the total media hoax that has been running in the mainstream media over the past week or so.
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Look Back on Victoria’s Secret Million Dollar Brassieres [PICTURES]
The famous million dollar Fantasy bras by Victoria’s Secret over the years.
The Woes of Ecstasy: Love Drug is Second Most Popular Prohibited Drug in Australia
Prominent celebrity Amy Winehouse was reportedly killed by an overdose of alcohol and Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA), a psychoactive substance that heighten the user’s emotional feelings.
Miranda Kerr's 10 Hottest Looks [PHOTOS]
Miranda Kerr is going to make her comeback in the runaway this coming November in the Victoria's Secret fashion show. After giving birth last January to her son Flynn, the first time mom is set and ready to walk the runway again.
Drugs May Slow Aging Process, Extend Life to 150 Years
The first drugs for a slower aging process could exist within five to 10 years, after which people could eventually live up to 150 years old or older, researchers from the University of NSW said.
More Australians Getting Addicted to 'Ice'
Individuals, who get addicted to crystal methamphetamine, commonly known as ice, are unable to sleep or eat. This condition is usually followed with the user breaking down and sleeping for several days.
Pregnant Women Urged to Take Folic Acid
Medical experts urge expectant women to take a sufficient dosage of Folic acid during the initial stages of their pregnancy.
More Aussies Get Stoned on Ice
More Australians who are into drugs are using metamphetamine or ice to get stoned. According to the latest National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre (NDARC), in the last six months the number of ice users rose to 45 per cent from 39 per cent in 2010.
Beyoncé: 'Love on Top' Video Premiere [VIDEO & PHOTOS]
Queen B in her new music video Love on Top.
Mel B Almost Kicked Out of Australia! [PHOTOS]
X Factor judge, Mel B, faces deportation scare in Australia due to VISA issues.
Thieves Break into Red Cross Melbourne; Took Only TV Sets, Not Blood Supply
Thieves have broken into the Red Cross blood bank in Melbourne between Sunday night and Monday morning. However, they did not take any blood supply or cash, only two plasma TV sets worth $1,000, a camera and a mobile phone.
Men Who Have Never Married, More Prone to Die of Cancer
Have you ever been bothered by your wives’ constant prodding to see a doctor, drink medicine, stop smoking, run, walk, move your body? If so, don’t be. New study suggests that this could be your extra lifeline.
New Teen Trend: Vodka-soaked Gummy Bears
Police warn parents about new teen trick of soaking the soft chewable candy in alcohol.
1,000 Birds Die in NZ Oil Spill Crisis; Media Hampers MV Rena Salvage Operations
Over a thousand birds had been found dead since MV Rena's reef crash resulting in oil spill almost two weeks ago, as operations in oil removal have been stopped because media vessels are getting too close to the ship.
Bagged Salad Recall Related to Possible Listeria Contamination
River Ranch Fresh Food, LLC of Salinas, California voluntarily recalled bagged salad because of possible listeria contamination, MSN reports.
Grocery Stores Give Food Discounts to Customers who Agree to Receive Flu Shot Vaccines
Have you read the NaturalNews report just published about Walgreens customers feeling verbally harassed by Walgreens employees at the checkout counter over flu shots?
Virgin, Hawaiian Airlines to Codeshare on Honolulu Flights
Virgin Australia has signed a codeshare agreement with Hawaiian Airlines, adding Honolulu to its growing international network.
Ottawa Clinic May Have Infected 6,800 Patients with HIV, Hepatitis
A clinic in Ottawa may have infected 6,800 patients with HIV and hepatitis over a 10-year period after health inspectors learned that its doctor had lapses in cleaning medical instruments.
Ongoing Health Concerns Lead to Gladstone Harbour Fish Boycott
Ongoing concerns about the safety of eating fish caught in Gladstone Harbour, central Queensland, have led the owners of the city’s largest fish market to refuse fish caught in the harbour.
Victoria’s Secret Angels: Who Walked Their Runway? [PHOTOS]
See the ladies that made the Victoria’s Secret runway blazing hot.
Miranda Kerr's Best Catwalk Moments [PHOTOS]
See Miranda Kerr's best runway moments.
The Influence of the Kates: Kate Middleton and Kate Moss Inspire new TopShop Collection
Since Kate Moss launched her line in TopShop and Kate Middleton started visiting some of their retail stores, the chain has launched a brand new line inspired by the fashion icons.
Human Genome Discovery Could Lead to Treatments for Genetic Ills
Scientists have mapped out the so-called "dark matter" found in the human genome. This discovery could lead to more research that can pinpoint genetic causes in various diseases.
Abalone Shells are Oldest Containers Used for Art 100,000 Years Ago
Researchers have uncovered in a South African cave some paraphernalia that look like paint-making kits, including abalone shells that were used as containers around 100,000 years ago.
1.7 Million Australians to Suffer from Macular Degeneration in 20 years: report
More than 1.7 million Australians will suffer from Macular Degeneration in the next 20 years, according to a Dekoitte Access Economics report. The figures shows a remarkable rise of 70 % in the prevalence of the leading cause of blindness in Australia.
Scottish Girl, 17, Dies Minutes after Applying Hair Dye
Tragedy struck minutes after a teenage girl applied hair coloring on herself. Tabatha McCourt, 17, was at her best friend's house in Airdrie, Lanarkshire, when the incident happened.
Pippa Middleton's New Fashion Sense: From Street Glam to Rock Chic [PHOTOS]
The younger sister of Kate has morphed her fashion sense into a darker, rock chic vibe, and critics are loving the transition as much as her followers.
Pregnant Beyoncé Still Sexy in Harper's Bazaar [PHOTOS]
The soon-to-be mom is featured in the cover of Harper’s Bazaar in their November issue.
'Talking' Bacteria may Affect Carbon Dioxide Content in the Earth's Environment
Bacteria are so associated with pathogenic issues meaning disease-causing entities. It is so widespread, yet minute that it is easy to consider it as almost inanimate. In reality, bacteria is not associated only with diseases, but may be found on top of the mountains, deep down oceans, animal gut, man, frozen ancient rocks and ice of Antartica.
Intimate Moments Could Cause Momentary Amnesia
Intimacy has their benefits, but for a 54-year-old American woman one intense encounter caused her to temporarily lose her memory, which doctors explained was due to transient global amnesia.
Vitamin E Increases Risk for Prostate Cancer
Vitamin E, also known as tocopherol, was long believed to be a potent antioxidant that protects cell membranes and other fat-soluble parts of the body, such as low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol from damage. It was also believed to protect the body against cardiovascular disease and certain forms of cancer and has demonstrated immune-enhancing effects.
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