Monday, December 15, 2008
The Watts baby, shoe throwing, Diaz news and a Swift birthday

Naomi Watts, 40, and her partner, the actor Liev Schreiber, 41, welcomed their second child in New York on Saturday. They have yet to release a name for the little brother to 17-month-old Alexander Pete Schreiber.

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President George Bush had shoes thrown at him during a press conference in Baghdad yesterday. An Iraqi journalist whipped not one but BOTH of his shoes at the president after calling him a "dog." Bahahahahaha! I saw a video clip and both my husband and I thought it was hilarious.

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This is an interesting little picture that Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt have painted for us. The two graciously posed up for some pictures with Santa Claus while they were out shopping on Robertson yesterday. What were they shopping for you might ask? Baby clothes! Let's hope this is a gift for a friend and not an investment in their future.

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Cameron Diaz says she's a big fan of "Shrek the Musical" but has no desire to star in it. I don't blame her.

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Who needs hot Hollywood clubs? Taylor Swift's birthday bash Saturday was a low-key, homemade affair.

The star celebrated her 19th surrounded by family and friends - including all the members of her band - at her home in Hendersonville, Tennessee.

Two ice cream cakes (one chocolate peppermint, one cookie dough) came from Cold Stone Creamery.

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    Monday, March 31, 2008
    Miley your a star, Cameron you're a role model

    It was the best of both worlds at Saturday's Kids Choice Awards for Miley Cyrus, who took home trophies for favorite female singer and TV actress and rocked the show with a spirited performance of her hit song, "GNO — Girls Night Out."

    Cameron Diaz accepted a silver blimp as this year's Wannabe Award winner, for the person children most want to be like.

    After a montage of clips from both her movies and her efforts on behalf of environmentalism was shown, she encouraged the crowd to do their part to protect the planet.

    "You're going to change the world. Every one of you kids is the future," she told the audience. "Everybody go out and make the world a better place."

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