In the first ever case of same-sex sexual harassment, three female workers at a New York city welfare office are suing the city, claiming the city failed to protect them after a female supervisor allegedly acted in an improper sexual manner towards them.

The lawsuit blames manager Serena Reaves-Cain of allegedly harassing three female workers under her supervision. According to the lawsuit, co-workers reportedly named Reaves-Cain "Lipstick Bandit" after she allegedly "kissed them on the cheeks, foreheads, and necks, and sometimes left red lipstick marks on them."

In the first survey of its kind, a bra making company says British women are more bustier than their European counterparts when it comes to cleavage size.

Surveyed by bra maker Triumph International - Europe's largest manufacturer of women's underwear, the report said that more than half of the British females wear a D-cup or larger as compared to Italian and Australian women who are using A- and B-cup section of the lingerie.

European men are rushing to Bulgaria to buy Boza beer, which is said to boost women's breasts, after Bulgaria's accession to the EU abolished prohibitive customs duties on the drink.

The Bulgarian Boza beer, which is made from fermented wheat flour and yeast, has become popular among bar owners, shopkeepers and shoppers across Europe. The beverage is popular among men as gifts for their wives and girlfriends to benefit from its reported ability to make women's breast grow bigger.

Dutch cabinet maker Mario Phippona's latest design of erotic furniture are on display at a top German art gallery, Amadeus Art in Berlin. The designs offer a wide range of wooden cupboards, wardrobes and tables inspired by the female anatomy.

One of the items on display is a fruit bowl called "TittyFuity," which is decorated with realistically shaped, life-size wooden breasts.

A 24-year-old Polish man say its perfectly acceptable for women to be groped and grunted at. He attributes the "cultural naughtiness" as normal in Eastern Europe.

A factory worker, Thomasz Stepniowski, was dubbed the Polish Borat by his neighbors.