Super cute!

American Sniper star Sienna Miller was spotted with daughter Marlowe, 2, in New York City on Monday (March 23). Bundled up in her winter gear, the adorable toddler pushed her play stroller during their walk in the West Village.

Last week, we spotted the mother-daughter duo strolling in their NYC neighborhood.

The British actress and her fiancé Tom Sturridge are raising their daughter in the Big Apple for the time being.

Sienna – who has nearly one week left of her Broadway run in Cabaret – has been portraying Sally Bowles after taking over from Emma Stone.

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Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady are on holiday in Costa Rica, a favourite destination for them, with their kids. They’ve been posting their own photos on social media. Click here to see. You’ll note Brady’s message mentioned “training camp”.

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Jill Duggar and Derick Dillard can’t wait to meet their baby boy, but the first-time parents-to-be are not expecting their son to arrive on his actual due date — which is today (March 24).

The 19 Kids and Counting star, 23 – a midwife in training – is “feeling great,” she tells PEOPLE. And while she’s experiencing Braxton Hicks contractions, she knows they are a natural occurrence in the later stages of pregnancy.

“I have told myself, ‘First-time moms often go a week and a half over, so don’t get discouraged,’” she shares. “When everyone else is asking you, ‘When are you going to have that baby?’ The baby will come when the baby comes.”

“[I’m] planning on the baby coming late, no big deal – if you have it in your head that way, you won’t get discouraged,” she adds.

Derick, 26, has been a great support through it all.

“He is so sweet,” gushes Jill. “He’s doing amazing. He gave me a foot massage and painted my nails last night…He asked me what color I wanted, and we decided on pink nails. He picked out a bright pink and he said, ‘Here we go–this will be your labor color.’”

The excited mom-to-be has shared a few new photos via Facebook.

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Elle Macphersonmight be expecting another kid via surrogacy. The original source for the rumor is that Aussie tabloid Woman’s Day, so probably not. [Wonderwall]
Taylor Swift bought some p0rn site domain names. [ICYDK]
Leo DiCaprio takes Justin Bieber under his wing. [LaineyGossip]
Jamie Foxx really wants you to know he’s not dating Katie Holmes. [CDAN]
I really dislike this woman’s ruffled bikini. [Celebslam]
Lady Gaga misses her monsters but wants to be left alone. [I’m Not Obsessed]
This Germanwings crash is so sad. [Gawker]
George Zimmerman: still a psycho. [The Frisky]
Kelly Brook went bra shopping at Victoria’s Secret. [IDLY]
Emilia Clarke looks like a badass. [RCFA]
Christopher Meloni in the shower (it’s not what you think). [Seriously OMG WTF]

Here’s Liam Neeson promoting Run All Night in Madrid today.

Run All Night is the third team-up of director Jaume Collet-Sera and Liam Neeson, following Unknown and Non-Stop, and it is the least satisfying of the Not Taken, But Like Taken trilogy. And like the actual Taken trilogy, the N…      

Who’s the Boss? alum Alyssa Milano enjoyed a weekend at the race tracks at the NASCAR Auto Club 400 race.

The actress, 42, gave us a glimpse of her Sunday funday with son Milo, 3, and husband David Bugliari via Instagram.

In one of three photos, the trio is seen at the racing arena. Milano is cuddled up next to her preschooler sporting a Southern California Racing cap and blue headphones, while Bugliari is shown holding his son like a proud father.

“Sweet child of mine,” the proud mama – who is also mom to 6-month-old daughter Elizabella – captioned the family photo.

In another shot, Milo is seen wearing oversize red headphones while speaking into a walkie-talkie.

“Milo and I in the pit with legend Richard Petty at the @nascar #autoclub400 race,” the Project Runway host wrote.

“Amazing time at the @NASCAR #AutoClub400 race!” she captioned a third Instagram image.

Sweet child of mine.

A photo posted by Alyssa Milano (@milano_alyssa) on Mar 22, 2015 at 5:01pm PDT

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Amal & George Clooney stepped out last night for dinner in New York at Patsy’s. They were with his mother, Nina. According to the restaurant’s Facebook page, the Clooneys have family history with the establishment. George posed for a photo – you can see it here – …      

Here are some photos of Lindsay Lohan last Friday night at DSTRKT in London. I was going to make fun of her for being so cracked out she forgot to wear pants, but she actually is wearing a minidress. It just looks weird because the bottom part of the dress is that weird, nude illusion netting stuff. Lindsay’s red dress is by For Love and Lemons. As for the red hat and fur coat, your guess is as good as mine. I think she looks like a crackhead who got dressed in the dark, but she probably did put some thought into this ensemble. Look at how happy she is to be photographed!

Well, funny story about Lindsay being happy to get pap’d at a club. When she was inside the club, she posted this Instagram:

This guy is pretending not to take a photo of me right now……. #sometimesLIFEisweird and that sucks to be honest coz they weren’t nice #MajorSituation #hereforwork ????????????????????

A photo posted by Lindsay Lohan (@lindsaylohan) on Mar 20, 2015 at 6:36pm PDT

So… she’s complaining about some guy taking her photo in the club. In the club… where she’s only there “for work”? If she was really clubbing “for work,” isn’t part of the deal that you actually have to pose for some photos with fans? It could even work towards her community service, right?! Or, you know, Lindsay just wanted to get cracked out at the club and she didn’t want to be photographed doing drugs. So in her crack-addled mind, she thought it would sound better if she was doing all of this for work.

Photos courtesy of Fame/Flynet.

I misjudged The Gunman based on its trailer. I thought it was going to be a preachy political thriller, but it’s actually a Taken knock-off with Sean Penn starring as Liam Neeson Revenge Man. Oh, there’s some moralizing—undoubtedly Penn used his power as producer and co-writer t…      

I forget how much I enjoy Jon Hamm’s interviews until I sit down to read one. While Hamm’s GQ cover interview (for the April issue) isn’t the shade-throwing, reality-star-takedown extravaganza that I’ve gotten used to, I still enjoyed this piece. The point isn’t the shade, the point is that Jon Hamm is a fully grown man with adult opinions, capable of a wide-ranging conversation about many things. Unfortunately, I get the impression that GQ didn’t ask for Hamm’s take on many of subjects beyond his career and Mad Men’s final season. You can read the full piece here, and here are some highlights:

Why he’s interested in comedy: “I was just kind of that weird kid that always hung around… And you know, comedians are generally pretty nice people. I have no affinity for it other than my appreciation of it. I had no desire to get up onstage and tell jokes. I prefer to stand next to really funny people. I was always good at being observationally funny—like contributing something funny to the conversation.”

Whether Don Draper dies at the end of Mad Men: “I certainly can’t confirm or deny anything.”

Hamm never sugarcoats Don Draper: “I’m the guy who lives with the guy every day, and I’m like, ‘No, no, no, no, no,’ ” he says of people who would excuse the character’s behavior. “But I also get the thing in popular culture, American culture, where you see a broken thing and go, ‘I want to fix that. I want to shape that. I want to cure that.’ ”

The difficulties of being an actor: “Whenever people want to talk about how hard it is to be an actor, I want to go, ‘Um, it’s hard to be a baby-heart surgeon.’ Being an actor is actually pretty easy, if you can memorize lines,” he says. Still, he admits that it’s been draining to follow Don on his repeated downward spirals. “You’re kind of hoping for redemption, and it’s not forthcoming…. To consistently come in and be the bummer was always like, ‘Oh, that’s not fun.’ But at the same time, it’s been like the greatest obstacle course in the world. A puzzle to figure out.”

His career future: “Look, the one constant thing I’ve had in my career is now removed. And that’s an eye-opener: Are people still going to take me seriously? Am I just going to do romantic comedies for the rest of my life? What’s next? And I don’t know, you know? I wish I was smug enough to have had a grand plan. I guess some people would say, ‘Okay, the last three years of Mad Men is going to be like this: I want to do a play. I want to do this. I want to do that.’ I was just like, ‘I want to do something that seems cool.’ ”

[From GQ]

SPOILERS for the last half of Mad Men’s final season: now that I’ve read the full GQ article, there do seem to be some significant indications that Don Draper dies at the end. Apparently, Matthew Weiner wrote a weird, boring ending for the show and that’s the script that got sent out to everyone, then Weiner told the main core cast members the real ending privately. That kind of secrecy leads me to believe that Don will die. And there’s a hint in the GQ article too – the end is supposed to be kind of poetic and simple. Which leads me to believe that Don – like the faceless man falling through the buildings and advertisements in the opening credits – will jump to his death.

Photos courtesy of Sebastian Kim and WENN.