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Hips not you, it's me |
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8-November-2007
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| A woman's swaying hips can actually serve to ward off the attentions of men, a new study has revealed. |
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Men more willing to put their hands in their pocke |
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10-November-2007
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| Women are less willing to support a partner financially who is out of work. |
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Curvy women 'have clever babies' |
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12-November-2007
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| Curvy women are likely to be more intelligent than their slimmer counterparts, new research has indicated. |
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Men do the talking |
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12-November-2007
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| While women are often stereotyped as having the ability to chat endlessly, new research indicates that it is in fact men who are the biggest chatterboxes. |
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Marriage lives on |
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13-November-2007
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| Despite the dramatic increase in divorce rates and the number of couples who live together without being married has led many to wonder whether 'til death do us part' still applies. |
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Chanelle and Ziggy call it quits |
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16-November-2007
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| Big Brother's most up-and-down couple (and that's saying something) have broken off their romance, just a month after becoming engaged. |
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Men act romantic when relationships wanes |
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19-November-2007
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| Men are more likely to act romantically and undertake loving gestures when their relationship is struggling, according to a new study. |
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You look fly, son! |
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20-November-2007
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| Attractive fathers produce attractive sons, in the insect world at least, new research has shown. |
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