Blog Posts by Nadine Kalinauskas

Don't cry! We promise, your mom can't name you 4Real. (Thinkstock)If it weren't for government intervention, there would be six little Lucifers running around New Zealand right now.

The New Zealand government polices baby-naming, ix-naying the weirdest and more inappropriate names, hopefully saving its youngest citizens from lifetimes of humiliation.

The country's Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages recently shared its growing list of banned baby names with CNN.

You can't name your baby Lucifer — six sets of parents have tried in the past 12 years —nor can you swing to the other extreme and call your offspring Christ or Messiah. In fact, all names that allude to an official title or rank are banned, so there are no little Justices, Dukes or Kings in New Zealand preschools either.

(It should be noted that Justice currently ranks just below the top 500 baby names in America, as both as boy's and girl's name.)

Jessica Alba's little girl Honor wouldn't have made the cut, either.

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Among the

An adorable Korean-Canadian toddler has made history as the youngest person ever to receive a bioengineered organ.

Hannah Warren is the youngest person to receive a bioengineered organ. (Children's Hospital of Illinois via CBS)Hannah Warren, almost 3, was born without a trachea, a rare congenital defect that is typically fatal. Since birth, she has been living in an intensive care ward in a Seoul, South Korea, hospital.

She could not eat, speak or smell.

Doctors kept her alive with a tube inserted into her mouth. Even with a proposed surgical procedure, Hannah's life expectancy was just six years.

"We were in shock," Newfoundland native Darryl Warren, Hannah's father tells the Toronto Star. "We didn’t want Hannah for six years. We wanted her for the rest of our lives."

Warren moved to South Korea to teach more than a decade ago. There he met his wife, Young-Mi. They also have a 4-year-old daughter, Dana.

The Warrens immediately started researching a better solution: A synthetic trachea.

The determined parents' search led them to Dr. Paolo Macchiarini, an Italian regenerative medicine specialist who had

Photos of the poster have been shared numerous times on Twitter and Instagram. (Instagram)"I love her!"

The flyers start with the simple sentence — in all caps — declaring love for a girl named Kristen.

A man identified only as Danny posted a thousand flyers around New York City for his one-year dating anniversary with the girl he once bullied in middle school.

Read the entire flyer here.

The sweet declarations of love included a request from all those who read it:

"So here's the deal, if you could so kindly take a picture with (or just of) this flyer and post it to Instagram, Twitter and tag #EYJDK, I would think you're super awesome! I was to spread the word far and wide! I would also like to reach 160 photos. Why 160? 16 is her favourite number, but asking for 16 photos is lame. What's EYJDK? It means 'Enjoy Your Journey Danny & Kristen.'"

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He ended his note with an even bigger request:

"Also, if anyone knows Matt Lauer (@MLauer), can someone ask him to tweet or take a photo, too? I'm sure she would like that…she has this

Dreaming of an Egg McMuffin for a mid-afternoon pick-me-up? That dream might soon become a reality.

In an interview with CNBC, McDonald's CEO Don Thompson reveals that the company is well aware of the demand for its breakfast menu outside of current breakfast hours — and would even consider serving up hash browns and sausage burritos all day.

If you spend your days dreaming of a mid-afternoon Egg McMuffin, you might soon be in luck. (McDonald's)He says that McDonald's is working on "innovative ways of us expanding the breakfast hours, and some of those things we'll be seeing here in the near future."

But the idea that you can mow down on McDonald's delicious breakfast offerings at all hours of the day is not without criticism. Vibe calls the in-development sales-boosting strategy of an all-day breakfast "an idea 20 years too late."

And it's true to some extent -- people have been whining about missing the breakfast cut-off time for decades.

RewardMe's Joseph Yi argues that McDonald's currently has a "law of scarcity" advantage in not offering its breakfast menu all day as many of its

One inventive dad just made bedtime routines cooler.

Juan Murdoch, a father of six, is the designer of Smart PJs for kids -- yep, those are pajamas that read your kids a story before bed.

Each code on these high-tech PJs reads a different story, plays a lullaby or shows cute pictures. (Smart PJs)"My wife and I have six kids and so I know how important a bedtime story is," Murdoch tells KTRK.

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This is how the clever onesies work:

Parents can download a Smart PJs app onto their smartphone or tablet, then scan one of the many codes scattered across their kids' high-tech jammies. Depending on the code, the device reads aloud a bedtime story, start playing a lullaby or show cute pictures of animals.

"It's the element of surprise there that makes it fun," Murdoch tells Today.

"We purposely created Smart PJs with the scannable dot patterns all over them so that parents can help the child scan the stories on their backs where they can't reach," Smart PJs founder Juan Murdoch tells Tech Cocktail. "We also put words to all the stories and animal information on the

This image has since been removed from Goop. (Goop screenshot)Poor Gwyneth Paltrow. One day she's the most beautiful woman in the world, the next day the mom of two is being accused of sexualizing young girls with an inappropriate bikini endorsement.

The actress-we-love-to-hate's lifestyle site Goop is selling a swimwear line by designer Melissa Odabash that includes a limited-edition navy ruffled "New York bikini set" for little girls.

According to the $45 bikini's product page, "We've collaborated with Melissa Odabash on several exclusive (and super cute) beachwear items for girls. Now your daughter can have a Melissa Odabash bikini too. Hers is navy with ruffles on the top and bottom, and ties on the back and sides. 4, 6 and 8-year-old sizing."

A photo of a young girl modelling the suit had been featured on the site's homepage. That photo has since been removed.

Claude Knight, director of London, England-based charity Kidscape, immediately objected to the swimwear.

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"We remain very opposed to

Everyone has a bad date story.

Not all bad dates, however, are so obviously bad that they get live-tweeted by strangers.

Adam Howell, a product designer from Charlotte, N.C., was recently dining at an Olive Garden in Pineville when he witnessed a couple arguing at a nearby table.

At one point, the man took a silent-treatment gesture to a new, ridiculous level: He constructed a menu fort to avoid looking at his date.

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Howell took a photo of the couple and tweeted:

A grown ass man is mad at his girlfriend at Olive Garden & has made a menu fort twitter.com/ahow/status/32…

— Adam Howell (@ahow) April 22, 2013

He then provided a play-by-play for his Twitter followers.

While the waitress soon took the menu barricade away, the couple continued to ignore each other throughout their meal by staring at their phones. Fortunately, Howell was able to give his followers an update with a happy-ish ending:

@wj13 They actually started

Tired of the sartorial inequality in the bedroom? Ladies, now you can pick up something lacy for him to wear. Valentine's Day will never be the same.

HommeMystere is selling lingerie tailored for men. No silk boxers and robes here, folks, just silky panties, bras, g-strings, teddies and camisoles — custom-fitted for a men.

Men, you no longer have permission to steal your wives' negligees.

(Don't worry, HommeMystere ships its lingerie worldwide in unmarked padded envelopes. The mailman doesn't have to know what goes on in your bedroom.)

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The Australian company has been in business for a few years, but only recently made headlines thanks to a video of its Las Vegas runway show that was posted last week:

HommeMystere clarifies in the FAQs that it has no demographic agenda and wants to provide sexy lingerie for all men, regardless of sexual orientation or planetary origin.

"We provide our lingerie for guys. We are not