Scientists discovered a remarkable feature of human evolution. They found out that women become more beautiful through evolution, while men don't. Sunday Times reported this study, which was conducted by a group of scientists from the Helsinki University. Full story

Bad habits, for instance smoking, drugs, and alcohol abuse, develop quite easily because they have a very strong backbone – excitement of pleasure centers in the brain. On the other hand, it takes time do feel pleasure from jogging or taking a walk. Full story

ABC broadcast reports that Barack Obama's decision to make Regina Benjamin the next surgeon general triggered strong criticism in many Americans. But what’s the problem? Full story

While one may argue for ages whether sex is physiology, pleasure or art, inspirers of interactive sexual exhibit never doubt that sex is science! Full story

Swearing aloud can aid in bearing pain – so are the research results obtained by psychologist Dr Richard Stephens at Keele University in Great Britain, BBC reports. Full story

World science witnesses a new direction in the studies of physiological and psychological fundamentals of a human kiss. Recently American Association for the Advancement of Science has officially acknowledged a new science called philematology during its annual conference. Full story

Modern men rate food as their top priority. Asylum reports that such surprising conclusion was made by Australian scientists after conducting a special study. Full story

The Sun reports that at least half of British drivers had sex in a car (while driving) at least once in their life. They gathered data through a sociological survey. The survey was conducted in order to examine the insurance risks faced by British drivers. Full story

BBC reports that a large scale survey determined that women aged 28-32 are the happiest ones. The study involved over 4 thousand women ages between 25 and 65. Full story

Scientists from the Gabriele d'Annunzio University of Chieti, Pescara (Italy) discovered that people most commonly prefer to be addressed in their right ear. It turns out, that if you want to ask a person about something, talk in their right ear. How did they find it? Full story

Scientists from the University of Colorado and the University of Washington (USA) discovered that every month of breastfeeding improves the child’s performance at school by 1 per cent. As part of their study they observed long-term effects of breastfeeding on a sample of 126 twins from 59 families. Full story

From now on Mexicans will be literally drawn to the ladies' feet. This is possibly thanks to the recently released line of shoes, which, according to the shoe manufacturers, stimulate pheromone (hormones, which help attract individuals of the opposite sex) production. Full story

Management of a Czech hospital, which is running short of medical personnel, decided to use free breast implant, liposuction, or tummy tuck operations as incentive technique. According to AFT, nurses, doctors, and other personnel of the private clinic in Prague, who will sign a three year contract with the facility will receive one of the specified plastic surgeries for free. Full story

Contraceptives for men may become available in pharmacies in the near future. Such news was released by Chinese researchers. The scientists offer men to take monthly injections of synthetic hormone in order to prevent pregnancy. Full story

A man should go to jail for calling his wife "ugly"! Such proposal, according to Dailymail, was made by the Women's Development Department in Malaysia. The initiators demand that the Government acknowledges "emotional violence" as crime. Full story

The world of fashion is in risky situation. Some famous fashion houses are left with very few chances to survive the current financial crisis. The first victim of the world economic depression is already known. Full story

It finally happened! Today we all followed the fantastic Eurovision 2009 final. There were amazing performances, the decorations provided by New York-based set designer John Casey looked stunning. The fact that the stage was made up of various types of LED screens made each show look absolutely different and unique. It was beautiful! There were many really catchy songs at Eurovision 2009. The truth is, if ... Full story

Cold weather helps develop our intellect, claim scientists of the University of New South Wales. They interviewed people on the streets and in supermarkets, asking them to do various intellectual tests. Scientists also considered the weather on days the interviews were held. Full story

Today we were happy to enjoy the second semifinal of Eurovision 2009. And we would like to share the results with you. The second semifinal sounded even more exotic than the first one (let’s take Estonia, for example). There were more “folk” performances (Moldova in their national costumes). Full story

Today the first semifinal of Eurovision Song Contest 2009 took place in Moscow, Russia. Find out what countries qualified for the final round. Full story