Elin Nordegren has broken her silence on the scandal that eventually claimed her marriage to Tiger Woods.

Kim Kardashian would definitely date Justin Bieber "if he was of legal age", adding he "definitely has this swag to him".

Alex Reid has banned sex with Katie Price.

Jay-Z – who is married to Beyonce Knowles - has admitted he wants a baby after being persuaded by close friend Chris Martin.

The Harry Potter actress has been romantically linked with One Night Only rocker George Craig and though keen to pursue a relationship, her heavy schedule has gotten in the way.

Jennifer Hudson's brother-in-law William Balfour has been granted a continuance in his trial for murder and home invasion charges, following the killing of the singer's mother, brother and nephew.

Helena McAlpine is glad her blog is generating some virtual conversation...

Orlando Bloom says he's "really excited" at the prospect of becoming a father after his new wife Miranda Kerr confirmed the world's worst-kept secret, that she's having a baby.

Dita De Boni addresses the issue of income splitting for tax purposes.

A US federal appeals court has put same-sex weddings in California on hold indefinitely.

Relations between Heather Roy and Rodney Hide were so bad that she filed a complaint when he took a piece of paper from her office.

Figures released for the year to June show more than 64,000 registered births, up nearly 1200 on 2009.

Helena McAlpine blogs on life as a member of the Facebook generation.

Dita De Boni wonders whether male babies are born with a need for violence.

Universities may have to rethink their policies on staff-student relationships, following the Sophie Elliott case.

Controversial broadcaster and Whanganui Mayor Michael Laws has gone on radio revealing an "unwise" relationship he was having with a woman from "an unusual background".

A house move has Scott Kara wishing he could approach shifting in the same carefree manner as his daughter.

Maori Party MP Hone Harawira says there is nothing wrong with his not feeling comfortable with the idea of his children dating Pakeha.

Many Kiwis refuse to join social networking sites like Facebook. But as the online community grows, it's becoming even tougher to stay away. Jehan Casinader confronts his social networking nightmare and meets others who are doing the same.

Perhaps it's the growing novelty factor of having babies that lends some couples to spill so recklessly about the downsides.