The Social Security Administration has released the list of the top given names in the US for 2007.  See who came in first and what the trends foretold.

Graciela, Xiomara, Noelia… American names are getting weirder by the minute.   Parents are setting loose all of their creative power to topple even the oddest and most outrageous names to come up with a creation that is all their own.

Whether you're for hippie flower power or the punk style of the 80's, retro names from American cultural history and places are a great way to pay tribute to your favorite cultural era or location.

From the most recent popularity charts to the newest trends taking the world by storm, get the latest on what's hot this year.

Does "glamorous" describe your personal taste?  Find out what the stars are naming their offspring and get great ideas for your baby, Hollywood style.

Ethan remains the most popular baby boy name in British Columbia for the sixth year in a row, and baby girl name Ava replaces the perennial favorite Emma for the second year running. 

Jack and Jill, Harry and Sally?  There is so much more to coming up with a good twin name combo than meets the eye. 

Keeping track of the current presidential campaign has become more important than ever, if only for the sole reason that it may make you a given-name trend prophet.

The mainstream media has publicized the baby names Jack and Thomas as the two most popular among English parents for 2007, but the hidden truth of the matter is that the second most popular baby name in England is Mohammed! 

While tradition is still the golden rule at Buckingham Palace, the contemporary English home has embraced the latest trend of unique and unusual baby names.  With the 2007 statistics reigning in the proof, more English parents are opting for the exception rather than the rule than ever before.