As the Clintons' daughter Chelsea prepares to walk down the aisle, Paul Harris finds she is surprisingly unaffected by an adolescence spent in a tumultuous White House.

Scott Kara wonders where the line is when it comes to letting his toddler play with her food.

Insiders estimate Mike Hosking and Kate Hawkesby could have been paid around $50,000 for a magazine deal.

Actress Christina Applegate is expected her first child with fiance Martyn Lenoble.

It is the emblematic bird of sexual fidelity - and just like sexual fidelity itself, it is rapidly on the wane.

"I cannot disclose," says the caterer. "We're not really speaking," says the restaurant manager. "I can't say anything myself," says the bartender.

Dita De Boni wonders whether parents, as a tribe, have more empathy in general than the childless.

NZ is still only a middling performer when it comes to parental leave provisions, according to a study.

Childless or empty-nest couples have replaced iconic families of Mum, Dad and the kids as New Zealand's most common kind of household.

Disgraced former Australian cricketer Dean Jones in hot water for fathering a lovechild with an air hostess.

Media stars Kate Hawkesby and Mike Hosking say they are planning a wedding that is all about the kids.

To anyone who pictures Warsaw as a cold, grey, conservative city, yesterday offered an antidote.

Television's Charlotte Dawson has been looking for love online, using a fake name.

Let's see if I can persuade Andy Haden, Murray Deaker, Garth George and Michael Laws why it is fairly reprehensible to have sex with a comatose woman.

Breakfast co-host, Pippa Wetzell has announced this morning that she is expecting her third child in February 2011

Bristol Palin plans on marrying her on-off boyfriend Levi Johnston, who her mother once dubbed 'Ricky Hollywood'.

According to a pal, 54-year-old Mel is still in therapy and trying to come to terms with the allegations against him.

The man behind the Twitter feed 'Shit My Dad Says' is in talks with CBS about turning the 2.0 phenomenon into a TV pilot.

Kids are lovely and all, but crikey they make weddings hard work, writes Scott Kara.

New Zealand women find happiness in their families more than anything else, while men find happiness in their freedom.