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10 body language blunders that make you appear incompetent

Many studies have revealed that people form opinions of one another in less than 10 seconds of meeting.

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When only a baby can heal a marriage

They dance around singing, “We are making babies! We are making babies!”

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Stop fighting it! Give that girl the big fat wedding she craves

Men should quit fighting this one and just head to the altar. In the same way we will never understand what is so great about getting emotional about a bunch of men chasing a ball, or men driving toy cars repeatedly, is the same way they will never understand why we need that wedding.

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This is what happens to your body during a ‘dry spell’

Whether that seems a little or a lot is totally your business, but one thing is for sure - "dry spells" happen

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Why men 'never' admit they're wrong during an argument

Nothing makes you want to tear clumps of your hair out, scream, gnash your teeth and generally lose it more than someone who refuses to admit they're wrong.

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Gene Wilder, star of "Willy Wonka," "Blazing Saddles," dead at 83

Gene Wilder, whose kinky curls and startled blue eyes brought an enduring and frantic air to roles in "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" and "Blazing Saddles," died on Monday at the age of 83, his family said.

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Tom Mboya, the forgotten visionary in the Barack Obama story

In early 1960s, three students, beneficiaries of the US airlift programme, wrote a poignant thank-you letter published in the East Africa Standard.

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'I too was an envied flower girl'

As an eight-year-old girl in 1990, Susan Wangari was almost precisely in little Joan's shoes. She had welcomed a visiting dignitary in the same fashion - Nelson Mandela to be exact - and although she has few memories of the day, she is sure of one thing; that it was one of the biggest days of her life.