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Proud parents may be forgiven for thinking candid snaps of their offspring are calendar-worthy. But their pals may not be as enraptured by their baby’s changing expressions.

In a bizarre case of gender equality gone way too far, the European Union Court of Justice has ruled that working fathers in Spain are to receive two breastfeeding breaks during the work day, just like working mothers – and nevermind about the whole biology thing.

Helpful hints on returning crappy gifts; Hugh Hefner’s insane May-December engagement; the growing trend of adult children living with their parents; major storm hits eastern Canada; and Yoko says John would love Facebook.

A young man from Hong Kong has smuggled himself into Canada using an elaborate disguise, and now authorities are questioning why he wasn't spotted by airport security. Photos published by CNN show the passenger boarding a Canada-bound flight in Hong Kong as an old caucasian man, and deplaning in Vancouver as a young Asian fellow. The man was detained and his prosthetic old-man face confiscated, but now Canada's Defence Minister Peter McKay is asking questions, namely, did no one notice his supple young-man hands? (Answer: yes.)

If you think that your relationship status updates, friend-ing and de-friending activities are going unnoticed by Facebook’s behind-the-scenes crew then think again. The T-shirt-clad data scientists, hackers, and brainboxes behind the internal workings of the social networking site are observing the ups and downs of the site's users with great interest.