Are there car brand and model names that can work for a baby? Here’s a comprehensive list of automative names used for babies in 2015.

Writer Benilde Little wanted a name that was strong, unique, and meaningful. But could her baby girl really handle the name Baldwin, after Little’s favorite author James Baldwin?

Some fascinating new studies of the sharp sounds and round sounds of baby names, by one of the researchers himself.

The idea that people are naming their babies after Instagram filters? Just.not.true, says name columnist Duana Taha.

12 fun and easy games to work off some of that holiday energy!

Ten boys’ names from around the world with deep history and a fresh feel.

Stop worrying–the Attici are all right, says writer Meghan Daum.

The latest names in the celebrisphere–girls named Sloane, Song and Sunday, boys called Casper and Catcher.

Looking for some inspiration for your August baby? Here are some notable namesakes, from feminists to fashionistas.

How writer Christina June revised Othello, and its names, for a new generation of teen readers.

Guest blogger Paul Ratner’s name-hunt saga–considerations in the search for the name of his second son.

Some lovely names associated with the month of June– Rose and Pearl, and of course, June, Juno and Summer.

Kara Cavazos takes a hard look at the everyday names of Avengers the Hulk, Iron Man, Captain America & Co.

YA novelist Christina June could never have enough children to use all the names she loves, so she saves them for her characters.

March was the month in which Cate Blanchett chose the classic Edith, Vin Diesel honored his friend Paul Walker by naming his daughter Pauline, there were girl starbabies named Berlin and Ioni, and boys called Blues and Hutch.

Abby Sandel looks at nine vintage names that have been rediscovered by celebs, leading to their new popularity.

Liv Tyler, Sara Gilbert and Carrie Underwood all named their starbabies last month. Here’s the complete list of February celebrity births.

A bonanza of interesting celebrity baby names in this week’s Nameberry’s Newsiest Names–from Cate Blanchett’s classic Edith Vivian Patricia to Sara Gilbert’s cutting-edge Rhodes Emilio.

March is the hump month, when winter (hopefully) gives way to spring, Women’s History and St. Patrick’s Day are celebrated, and a lot of great names are born. Here’s our top ten.

Abby Sandel shows how you can look to the stars when you’re seeking an unusual names–but definitely within limits.

This week’s newsiest names include some you’ve probably not heard before, such as Rosamund Pike’s Atom and a girl character named Jupiter.

From across the celebrisphere, CaraMichelle reports on the notable newbies born in the month of January.

Art, Hal, Eve, Ace–the focus is on short names in the news in Abby Sandel’s report this week

This time, Abby Sandel’s Nameberry 9 newsiest names of the week features those that are more familiar than usual–even among the celebs.

In her Nameberry 9 newsiest names this week, Abby Sandel reflects on the way celebs pick up on the choices of their compeers, and how those names sometimes make their way onto the popularity charts, as in Violet and Vivienne.