After the back-to-back highs of Avengers: Age of Ultron and Mad Max: Fury Road, I’m kind of in a blockbuster hangover zone where I’ve lost interest in seeing more blockbusters. Like despite Chris Pratt’s charm offensive, Jurassic World is off my radar entirely. But a new trailer for Mission: Impo…      

After the back-to-back highs of Avengers: Age of Ultron and Mad Max: Fury Road, I’m kind of in a blockbuster hangover zone where I’ve lost interest in seeing more blockbusters. Like despite Chris Pratt’s charm offensive, Jurassic World is off my radar entirely. But a new trailer for Mission: Impo…      

New mom Terri Seymour stepped out with daughter Coco Wendy, nearly 3 months, on Thursday (June 4). The Extra host, 40, pushed her newborn in the stroller while shopping at Maxfield in West Hollywood, Calif.

Terri recently opened up to Celebrity Baby Scoop about her “easy adjustment” into new motherhood.

“Because she only cries when she’s hungry, and she sleeps so well at nighttime, it’s been, dare I say, an easy adjustment,” Terri said of motherhood. “It’s definitely hard work, but she’s so good. It hasn’t been easy, but it definitely helps that she’s such a good baby.”

She added: “She’s wonderful and a lovely baby. I’m very lucky – she’s such a good baby. It’s been amazing.”

The new mom went on to talk about the joys of breastfeeding.

“I am breastfeeding, which I love,” she shared. “It’s our special time together and I absolutely love it. She’s a big baby – she was 9 lbs. when she was born – and she eats a lot. As long as she’s eating, she’s happy. I breastfeed her every 2 hours, and she love it. She eats really well — touch wood because there’s no problems there either.”

To read our full interview with Terri, click here…

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After Britney had her very public meltdown in 2008, her ex Kevin Federline stepped up for their young sons in a way that almost no one expected. K-Fed was a former backup dancer and wannabe rapper who used to brag about his expensive toys. When Britney went under a conservatorship he dropped the douchebag persona and become a devoted father. What’s more is that Federline has barely done any press. He didn’t talk about Britney at a time when he could have been making a lot of money selling stories. Of course at that time K-Fed was making bank from custody payments, which might have had nondisclosure agreements attached, but he still deserves credit.

For some reason, maybe to promote his DJing, Federline did an interview with US Magazine. He spoke highly of Britney and their time together. He also admitted it was hard to take over custody of his sons with Britney, now 9 and 8, and hinted that a lot went down that he’s not going to talk about. I do think Britney was doing some hard drugs and that explains why she freaked out so publicly, but if that’s the case Federline isn’t saying. Here’s some of what he told US, with more in the print edition.

How they first got together
We had an instant chemistry – and then it became a soap opera for the world. It surprised me how down-to-earth she was, with normal Southern values instilled by her parents – but also, obviously, not that innocent… I have so many great memories that outweigh the bad.

Their crazy lifestyle
Having 50 paparazzi suddenly in my face was a huge eye-opener. Our life was running at 150,000 miles per hour. I soaked up as much of the lifestyle as I could. I’d walk into a club and get a table worth $15,000 a night with unlimited free drinking. To not have to worry about making my next car payment felt like a huge weight lifted off my soul. But everything got so crazy…

How they got married
Britney proposing to me on a plane three months after we met and getting married two months later was just us living in the moment. I really thought I’d spend the rest of my life with her… There were a few drastic things that went down, which I’ll never talk about, but overall we still had fun. So when she filed for divorce, I was completely caught off guard. Look, there are a million things I could say about her that would make huge headlines and cause a ton of drama, but for what? The truth is I loved her to death.

On Britney’s breakdown and him taking custody of the boys
It was extremely tough watching her go through a phase where she was clearly not OK right after the divorce. There’s a lot more I could have done to help. Taking full custody of the boys sucked the life out of me, but it was for them. I have to give Britney’s dad, Jamie, a lot of credit for saving her. He made it so I could actually deal with her again.

[From US Weekly, print edition, June 15, 2015]

Federline remarried, to former professional volleyball player and special ed teacher Victoria Prince, in 2013. He has two children with Prince, daughters Jordan, four, and Peyton, one. Federline also has two children from his former relationship with Shar Jackson, daughter Kori, 12, and son Kaleb, 9. So he’s been a busy guy.

I do wonder why he’s talking now, but maybe US waved some money at him. Federline promises that “no one will hear anything about my past out of my mouth again.” That sounds unlikely, logic-wise, but ok. He also says that things are great with Britney now and that they “are on the same page… we communicate on disciplining the kids and if they’re grounded here, they’re grounded there. She’s a completely different person.” That does seem to be the case.

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Jada Pinkett Smith went on Howard Stern this week and most of the coverage has been about what she said about her marriage and the word “open”. She said she’s not his “watcher”. That she trusts him. That they have a great relationship. And, yeah, he’s attracted to other women but he loves her and…      

Jada Pinkett Smith went on Howard Stern this week and most of the coverage has been about what she said about her marriage and the word “open”. She said she’s not his “watcher”. That she trusts him. That they have a great relationship. And, yeah, he’s attracted to other women but he loves her and…      

Amid split rumors, Ben Affleck was seen picking up daughter Violet, 9, from school in Santa Monica, Calif. on Thursday (June 4).

On Tuesday, we spotted the Gone Girl actor, 42, picking up both of his girls – including 6-year-old Seraphina – after class.

And on Tuesday morning, the Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice star stepped out with his mother Chris and 3-year-old son Samuel for breakfast in their posh L.A. neighborhood.

According to Entertainment Tonight, Ben and his wife, Draft Day actress Jennifer Garner, might be headed for a divorce. The parents-of-three have their 10-year wedding anniversary coming up on June 29.

Despite the speculation about their relationship, they’ve been keeping busy on work and family. Ben has been busy filming Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, while Jennifer recently launched her new children’s crafts line, We Made It.

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Ever since Kim Kardashian konfirmed her second pregnancy last Sunday, she’s been complaining. It’s been glorious. First she had her newscycle hijacked by Caitlyn Jenner, then she had to tell everyone everything about how she was feeling, which is apparently “sick as a dog.” She’s been complaining about morning sickness (which in her case is all-day sickness), she’s been complaining about heels, Spanx, food and Kanye’s inability to stick around after he knocks her up. I genuinely feel sorry for her about her all-day sickness, but I’m really looking forward to her non-stop bitching for the next six months. Kim is only three months along and she’s already over it. This is definitely going to be her last pregnancy. Anyway, Kim spoke to Elle Magazine about Spanx and heels and she drops a few F-bombs because she’s knocked up, puking and she doesn’t give a f—k.

How she feels in her Spanx: “Please feel secure. You know, earlier today, I was wearing these pregnancy Spanx and they were newer, so they weren’t really the color tone of what I used to wear, and so you totally saw through, and I was just like ‘F–k it, I’m more comfortable in that and it’s just going to be one of those days’—I wasn’t feeling good.”

What she does for the sake of a photo: “But you know, sometimes I wear two pairs [of Spanx] under something or stockings—it holds you in. And when you go on all these hormones and stuff, before I felt like, you know, I was trying everything so I was getting bigger and bigger and I was like ‘No, I’m not pregnant yet, I need to be skinny.’ So, I was definitely insecure. And, I mean, sometimes I’ll wear something and I’ll get inside and be like ‘Oh my God, I want to take these shoes off,’ like ‘That was not normal, I can’t wear these, I need to just leave and take them off.’ So it might look good in the picture, but I get them and then like, I’ve got to be normal and like unbutton my pants when I get in the car.”

She hates flats: “I happen to hate the way I look in flats. It’s really hard for me so I’m already thinking, like, ‘What the f–k am I going to do?’ And when I was pregnant, it was the hardest thing. But I know it’s better and easier, you know, so it’s a struggle.”

[From Elle]

What’s funny to me is that at no point does it occur to Kim to just take it easy, wear flats, unapologetically gain some pregnancy weight, not wear Spanx, not wear too-tight clothing and simply go away and not be photographed for several months. The thought never even occurs to her that she’s perfectly capable of having a low-key, out-of-the-spotlight pregnancy with no drama. But the Struggle is Real for Kim. She’s going to be complaining about heels, Spanx, clothes and so much more for months.

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Former footballer David Beckham shared a sweet snapshot via Instagram Friday.

“Mia Hamm eat your heart out. Harper Seven taking lessons from her brothers (oh and her dad),” the soccer star, 40, captioned the image of his 3½-year-old daughter Harper kicking the ball.

Last Sunday, the proud papa posted a photo of his daughter riding her bike.

Beckham is also dad to sons Brooklyn, 16, Romeo, 12, and Cruz, 10, with wife Victoria Beckham.

“Harper loves football,” Victoria recently said of their daughter, and joked, “It’s like a dagger going into my heart! As much as she is girly, she’s a tomboy as well.”

The former Spice Girl recalls the “lovely surprise” of finding out she was finally expecting a daughter.

“I was told when I had my scan that I was having another boy at first,” the fashion designer said. “I felt so lucky to be pregnant, so whether Harper was going to be a boy or a girl I felt very blessed.”

But just before her due date, she got a “lovely surprise” when the doctors told her she was in fact expecting a daughter. She went on to say that having a daughter is a dream come true.

Any chance for baby No. 5? “No,” she laughed. “I’ve got four! I feel like I’ve done my bit.”

Mia Hamm eat your heart out ???? Harper Seven taking lessons from her brothers ( oh and her dad ) ??

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If you remember correctly, Blake Lively launched her lifestyle site, Preserve, last summer. The collective reaction went from ambivalence to… laughter, I think. There were some defenders, but I think most of us recognized it for what it was: a hipster, artisanal-lite take on Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop. The writing on the site was widely mocked, deservedly, because in additional to shilling hipster nonsense, Blake was also writing pro-Antebellum-South essays. Anyway, Blake’s Preserve launch coincided with her August 2014 Vogue cover story, in which she talked almost exclusively about Preserve and how unique it was and how no one ever thought of shilling hipster junk on the internet. Now, in a new Time Magazine interview, Blake is coming clean about how the launch was rushed on Anna Wintour’s orders. You can read the full Time piece here. Some highlights:

Whether she’s an actress or a businesswoman: “I don’t see an “or” there. I see myself as a storyteller—or at least that’s what I try to do. As an actress, I try to tell stories in the most honest way possible, and hope people will connect to that emotionally. With Preserve, I’m doing the same thing: meeting chefs, meeting artisans, designers, craftsmen. I’m moved by their stories and I’m sharing them with my friends.”

Whether Preserve has a business plan: “I hope there’s a business plan! It’s a proper company… It’s hard to make something different. I’m lucky to have friends who are successful entrepreneurs, and their companies’ valuations are very impressive and they’re up against time and money. I’ve seen such generosity that I haven’t seen in the profession of acting—it’s not that actors aren’t generous, but no one has connected me with Meryl Streep to muse about what has worked onscreen and why. In the world of entrepreneurs, I’ve been amazed to be connected with other companies’ CTOs and CFOs and talk about what has worked and what didn’t.”

Anticipating the negative reaction to Preserve: “I see what happens in the world of female entrepreneurs and I see what the media does. And that they pit women against each other and there’s an “or”—should women stick to this or this? I knew we’d probably get grilled, or celebrated for being someone they’re not already picking on. It felt like a new kid coming to school: I’ll get picked on, or liked, for being from a different place. And I’ve been to 16 schools in my life, so I’ve experienced that bullying. There is constructive criticism we’ve taken to heart. And then there’s people being mean for the sake of being mean, or when you’re trying to be light and people take you literally. It’s a nasty world. You don’t see male entrepreneurs pitted against each other, destroyed, picked apart, and every word they say served up to judge.”

Anna Wintour’s demands: “The things that keep me up are things I look at on the site and I know could be better. I knew this was supposed to be better. Time and money, time and money. What I wanted Preserve to be at launch was not what it is at all. It’s just impossible! We found ourselves at launch and we had a Vogue cover set up, so I couldn’t call Anna Wintour and say “I need six more months”—people hacked into our site a week and a half before it was meant to launch, so the site leaked. The site’s not close to what I want it to be. I hope by the time it’s what I want it to be, my standards will be raised infinitely more.”

She never wanted to be an actress: “I never knew I wanted to be an actor. I fell into it and was lucky to have incredible opportunities that shaped my life. There were things I planned for my life that I missed out on. Going to an Ivy League school was my dream. I wanted to be an entrepreneur and carve my own path.”

[From Time Magazine]

Poor baby, Anna Wintour forced her to launch her silly lifestyle site to coincide with a Vogue cover!! #RichWhiteWomanProblems. I feel like the whole “bullying” section of the interview was specifically about the “Allure of Antebellum” issue, in which she attempted to force Gawker to remove their critical coverage and they in turn published her legal threats. If she says that Preserve is not where it needs to be and that they’ve experienced 9 months of growing pains… sure, I agree. But I don’t think that gives her a free pass. She made such a big deal about how this site was going to be SO different and special and we had never seen anything like it, and now that everyone has seen that it’s a pretty mundane, poorly organized, hard-to-navigate site shilling hipster nonsense, now she wants a do-over.

PS… This interview was part of Time Magazine’s larger profile on celebrity women and their lifestyle sites. Go here to see Gwyneth’s piece.

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