Mom-to-be Brooklyn Decker shared an updated baby bump photo via Instagram Tuesday.
“Meet my baby daddy,” the mom-to-be, 28, captioned the image. “Also, I need to wear pants. @ashleycfoley.”
In the image, the Grace and Frankie star looks radiant in a multi-colored striped mini maternity dress.
“I feel great, luckily,” the model-actress recently said of her first pregnancy. “I’m wearing a tent so it kind of helps the whole pregnancy bump situation but I feel good.”
The Friends with Better Lives alum and her husband, tennis star Andy Roddick, announced their pregnancy news in May.
Meet my baby daddy. Also, I need to wear pants. @ashleycfoley
A photo posted by Brooklyn Decker (@brooklyndecker) on Jun 16, 2015 at 6:09am PDT
Jaime King’s maternity look seems… uncomfortable. [Celebrity Baby Scoop]
Justin Bieber & Hailey Baldwin are happening. [LaineyGossip]
Vicki Gunvalson’s plastic surgery is absurd. [Reality Tea]
Lark Voorhies’ marriage situation is a mess. [CDAN]
I love this golddigger story so much. [Dlisted]
Terrence Howard named his new baby Qirin Love. [Wonderwall]
Corgi puppies!!!!! OMG. [Jezebel]
Nick & Vanessa Lachey share a family photo. [I’m Not Obsessed]
Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen celebrated their birthday in the Hamptons. [ICYDK]
You too can get engaged if you buy an $8000 dress. [The Frisky]
Kate Hudson looks completely naked here (but she’s not). [Seriously OMG WTF]
Vacay for the Lacheys!
Vanessa Lachey shared a sweet snapshot with husband Nick Lachey and their two kids – son Camden, 2, and 5-month-old daughter Brooklyn – holidaying in the Bahamas.
“CHEERS!,” Vanessa Instagrammed the fun photo. “With my family celebrating my NEW T.V. family #PeopleAreTalking! I am so excited to be joining #NBC this Fall to keep you ALL laughing every Friday night! #markpaulgosselaar #tonebell #breshawebb #djnash #willpacker #korinhuggins #pamfryman.”
The mom-of-two is set to costar with Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Tone Bell and Bresha Webb in a new half-hour comedy from the producer of Ride Along and the directer of How I Met Your Mother.
Meanwhile, Nick continues to host VH1?s Big Morning Buzz Live.
CHEERS! With my family celebrating my NEW T.V. family #PeopleAreTalking! I am so excited to be joining #NBC this Fall to keep you ALL laughing every Friday night! #markpaulgosselaar #tonebell #breshawebb #djnash #willpacker #korinhuggins #pamfryman
A photo posted by Vanessa Lachey (@vanessalachey) on Jun 15, 2015 at 4:26pm PDT
Happy birthday to my sweetest Minnie Mouse! Thank you Disneyland for the most amazing day! I will post more pics later today was a busy day!
A photo posted by Kim Kardashian West (@kimkardashian) on Jun 15, 2015 at 8:53pm PDT
I sort of forgot that North West’s second birthday was yesterday. Happy b-day, little North. To celebrate, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West did something surprisingly normal: they took North and half the family to Disneyland. I have mixed feelings about having such small kids at Disneyland – I tend to think the Disney attractions are best enjoyed by kids 5 years old and up – but I’m sure most of the kids found interesting stuff to do.
Apparently, Kim and Yeezus did assemble a pretty big family crew for North’s Disney birthday. Also on hand: Kourtney Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, Tyga (ugh), Tyga’s son King Cairo (ugh) and Kourtney’s kids Mason and Penelope. As you can see in the photos below, Kanye was even enjoying himself so much that he actually SMILED. In public!
Meanwhile, a tabloid reports that Kim and Kanye have invested in $300-a-session “big sister classes” for North. They want North to be prepared for her new sibling(s), so “Kim has signed Nori up to big sister classes. She will have one-on-one sessions, as well as group classes. Part of the sessions will involve playing with dolls.” Sources also say that even if Kim is expecting another girl, their second girl will not be wearing North’s hand-me-downs. Of course not. Any Baby Kardashian-West will have a million-dollar wardrobe, full-stop.
Photos courtesy of Fame/Flynet, Instagram.
Ooooh, look how pretty she is! Lorde covers the July issue of Vogue Australia – this is her first-ever Vogue cover and it’s really cool. Lorde is only 18 years old and her style has been called “goth prom” and “weird.” Whenever I see her, she just reminds me of that sort of half-goth, half-grunge style that was wildly popular in the ‘90s. Lots of black, lots of flannel, combat boots and long, crazy, wild hair. What I like about this Vogue Australia editorial is that it looks authentic to Lorde – she’s transitioning into a more mature style while still keeping it comfortable and goth-prom. She tweeted one of these photos with the message: “feeling like an eccentric old-money 70s californian in givenchy for @vogueaustralia.” Ha. Here are some highlights from the interview:
Her journey: “It’s crazy going from living in a country that feels kind of small—and I’d never traveled, really—then coming to L.A. or New York for the first time, and meeting all these people outside your group of friends from high school. The world has expanded for me in this incredible way. It’s cool, and I’m very lucky that I get to surround myself with creative people who are clever and good at what they do.”
Her mother, Sonja. “I still forget to eat dinner or forget to do my laundry, so she keeps me moving.”
She loves living in New Zealand: “It is easier to have a normal life back home. I think everyone knows that they’re going to see me around, that I’m going to be buying gum from a gas station or whatever. The shine rubs off when you’re like: ‘Oh yeah, my friend met her in the supermarket the other day.’ I think people are much more chill about it. Yeah, people are good there, respectful. I love living in New Zealand.”
Her childhood: “I went to a lot of David Lynch films; I read a lot of strange books; I loved to go to the museum all day. I was that kid. I liked to hang out with people older than me; I didn’t really know what I wanted to do. Writing and singing were just a hobby.”
Offering her EP, The Love Club, for free: “I just thought people my age would appreciate it. I wanted to put the EP up for free because being a teenager and not having a credit card—I mean, who has a credit card at 16?!”
Her debut album, Pure Heroine, selling millions: “You also realize how seriously people are taking what you’re doing and how they’re savoring every word and living inside the songs.”
Her style evolution: “As I get older and a little bit more comfortable in myself, I’m like: ‘Yeah, I will wear that really pretty, feminine outfit, and I’ll feel strong in that as well. But I do love a perfect pair of pants, the perfect collared shirt, and I wear sneakers, heavy shoes. I like Acne, I like Céline, and often I’ll buy a pair of men’s pants or whatever. I don’t discriminate in that way.”
Attending the Met Gala: “That was crazy. I’ve definitely never been to anything quite on that scale. I wanted to put all the cutlery and the plates in my handbag and leave them because they were very beautiful!”
[From Style.com]
I can’t even imagine what it’s like being from such a beautiful country like New Zealand. Yeah, no wonder she doesn’t want to leave and no wonder she always returns home. “Home” is like a vacation destination. Lorde seems so grounded and I hope she stays this way. I hope Taylor Swift doesn’t drag her into stupid Mean Girl crap, you know? Taylor is 25 years old going on 13, whereas Lorde is like a 40-year-old stuck in an 18-year-old’s body. I worry about their friendship.
Photos courtesy of Vogue Australia.
SQUIRT ????
A photo posted by Miley Cyrus (@mileycyrus) on Jun 1, 2015 at 5:55pm PDT
Miley Cyrus says many things that should be taken seriously, but it’s hard to take Miley seriously because she’s always flashing her girls. See, I shouldn’t say that and feel bad for saying that. Miley has driven people to that point. She just posed naked with a pig and did naked backbends for Paper magazine. Miley was promoting Happy Hippie foundation, which supports LGBT youth, but her message was lost in her “shocking” nudity. The Paper interview was supposed to be relatively serious. Miley spoke about how, at the age of 14, she came out to her mother as bisexual. Miley said, “I am literally open to every single thing that is consenting and doesn’t involve an animal and everyone is of age. Everything that’s legal, I’m down with.” What everyone noticed was Miley’s naked backbends.
Miley has a new interview with Time where she talks about gender stereotypes. She rambles a lot because she’s Miley. She doesn’t identify as a girl or boy but as “gender fluid.” Actually, she doesn’t even like that term but says it’s the closest she can come to fitting a label:
She’s “gender fluid”: “I’m just equal. I’m just even. It has nothing to do with any parts of me or how I dress or how I look. It’s literally just how I feel. People try to make everyone something. You can just be whatever you want to be.”
Miley on gender stereotypes: With guys, Cyrus says, there was an “overly macho energy” that she didn’t like. “That made me feel like I had to be a femme-bot, which I’m not. And then when I was with a girl, I felt like, ‘Oh sh*t, she’s going to need someone to protect her, so I’m going to need to have this macho energy.’ And that didn’t feel right either” Cyrus says she sat in a restaurant with her male date last Valentine’s Day and started crying, looking at the older heterosexual couples around her. “All the women in the restaurant were with these older, fat men that had just let themselves go. They were just being drunk b*stards. And then the women were sitting there, trying so hard just to look good. And they’re ignoring them the whole time. And I thought, ‘I’m not living like this. If I end up in a straight relationship, that’s fine — but I’m not going to be with f***ing slob guys who are watching p*rn, making all their girls feel ugly.”
She prefers drag shows to award shows: “Beyonce would never be down in the front row cheering on Katy Perry.”
On soul mates: “F***ing is easy. You can find someone to f*** in five seconds. We want to find someone we can talk to. And be ourselves with. That’s fairly slim pickings.”
[From Time]
Again, Miley is promoting her Happy Hippie foundation with this feature. She means well, but the message gets lost in her rambling words and desire to sound outrageous. When discussing gender stereotypes, Miley fell into a weird story about crying at a restaurant because straight men “just let themselves go” and ignore their women. She’s guilty of drawing her own stereotypes too.
Photos courtesy of Fame/Flynet & Miley Cyrus on Instagram