Boobs. Baps, bosoms, jugs… norks. Coconuts, melons, puppies, the twins, the girls. Waps, tatas, cha-chas, knockers, honkers, bongos, bazookas. Obviously, I’m talking about breasts.
There are few organs – bar one or two, erm, obvious examples – that have as many nicknames or are given as much thought or airtime. Much of it relates to their sexual function.
On the flip side, it’s still pretty common to hear talk of whether or not breastfeeding, the primary purpose of breasts, is
The GQ Men of the Year Awards brought some serious star power to Sydney’s Bondi Beach on Wednesday evening.
A who’s who of local and international talent slipped into their finest and walked the red carpet to celebrate the award ceremony’s fifteenth anniversary.
Leading the charge was Robert Irwin, who looked every inch the James Bond in the making in a slick tuxedo.
The beloved wildlife warrior beamed from ear to ear as he happily posed on the red carpet
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One day, about two years ago, I looked in the mirror and was shocked to discover that my once-fabulous tits had transmogrified into a bosom. Whereas breasts—those sexy appendages that had gotten me past velvet ropes and bar tabs aplenty in my 20s and 30s—might be
Zambia manager Bruce Mwape is being investigated by FIFA after he was accused of rubbing a player’s chest following a training session at the Women’s World Cup. A complaint was made to world football’s governing body after the African nation secured its first ever victory at the tournament by beating Costa Rica on Monday.
The alleged incident took place after Zambia’s training session on Friday 28 July, according to The Guardian, with a source close to the squad claiming that
Last week, Dr Philippa Kaye, the author of a vital new book, Breasts: An Owner’s Guide, explained what to do about the many problems – other than cancer – that affect the breasts. This week the GP tackles the key issues to watch out for in middle age and beyond…
My 55-year-old patient, let’s call her Nina, seemed puzzled. I’d asked the question that I pose to many of the middle-aged women who come to my GP clinic: ‘Do you
A woman whose size 28H breasts caused her to suffer from migraines, heat rashes, and numbness in her fingers has undergone a ‘life-changing’ reduction after being denied surgery for years.
Janel Nelson, 20, from Alberta, Canada, now wears a size 28C after going under the knife in January. She used to endure severe pain because of her chest, which made it difficult for her to be on her feet all day at her job working with children with disabilities.
She
A mother-of-three has had her breasts and womb removed at 27 after being diagnosed with a gene mutation that put her in high risk of developing cancer.
Haley Kelly, 27, from Fernandina Beach, Florida, lost her grandmother to ovarian cancer and great-grandmother to breast cancer.
When she was nine-years-old her mother was diagnosed with stage four ovarian cancer, and tests revealed she had the BRCA1 mutation, meaning Haley had a 50 per cent chance of inheriting it.
Aged 20, Haley
