Australian pop star Peter Andre gives us some insight on what it’s like potty training his 3-year-old son Junior in New! Magazine this week. Peter and model wife Katie Price are parents to Harvey, 6, whose biological father is footballer Dwight Yorke, Junior, 3, and Princess Tiaamii, 1 on June 29.

Junior is still giving me grief over his potty training and I’m currently trying to encourage him to wear his big nappy pants so that he feels grown up. The thing is, he always asks me to go to the loo with him. Then he tricks me by going, but then without fail he does a poo in his pants afterwards! He knows exactly what he’s doing, the little monkey. I bet Princess will be potty trained before him!

Source: New! Magazine - Issue 269 - June 23 2008 - Pg 43
Photo: Flynet, May 2008

British actress Jill Halfpenny, 32, and husband Craig Conway introduced their first child together, Harvey Rhys in this week's Hello! Magazine. Harvey was born on May 3, and weighed 6lb 8oz. Conway, 33, has a ten-year-old daughter from a previous relationship.

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British TV presenter Ulrika Jonsson and husband husband Brian Monet, introduced their newborn son, Malcolm in this week’s Hello! Magazine. Malcolm is the fourth child for Jonson, 40, and the first for her husband Brian Monet. Ulrika also has son Cameron, 13, from her marriage to John Turnbull, Bo, 7, from a relationship with Markus Kempen and Martha, 4, from her marriage to Lance Gerrard-Wright.

Malcolm Charles Tripp Monet was born on June 7 weighing 10lbs.

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Nicole Kidman, 40, graces the cover of the July 2008 issue of Vogue. Inside there’s a 16 page photo spread taken by famed photographer Annie Leibovitz, while Nicole was filming Baz Luhrmann's, Australia. Here’s some highlights from the interview:

On being pregnant: “The whole experience is so primal.” When asked if she is really 7 months along (since her baby bump is so small), she replied, “Just look at how I’m sitting here with my legs apart”-her knees out at a 45-degree angle. “This is the way you have to sit when you’re pregnant.”

On living in Tennessee: “I’ve been in Tennessee, just sitting. We have a farm there, and I have an organic vegetable garden. This is a path I’d not taken before. My mum’s always gardened. My sister gardens. And I’ve now conformed to the Kidman women’s hobby of gardening. And it is just a hobby. I’m not feeding the troops. There’s a softness to the Tennessee landscape that I just love. It’s very beautiful out there. We have deer and wild turkeys.”

On carrying her own child: “When I first saw the baby on the ultrasound, I started crying. I didn’t think I’d get to experience that in my lifetime. I like the unpredictable nature of it. To feel life growing with you is something very, very special, and I’m going to embrace that completely. I don’t believe in flittering around the edges of things. You’re either going to walk through life and experience it fully or you’re going to be a voyeur. And I’m not a voyeur.”

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Kimberley Williams-Paisley lit up the screen as the adorable young bride in the popular Father of the Bride film series. Since then, Kimberly married country singer Brad Paisley, had a baby boy named Huck, has been writing for Redbook magazine, co-stars in TV’s According to Jim, and wrote a great children’s book called Henry and the Hidden Veggie Garden. We’re giving away 5 signed copies of this charming book.

In support of the Love Your Veggies Nationwide School Lunch Campaign, Henry and the Hidden Veggie Garden teaches children (typically geared between the ages of 7 & 10) to love their veggies! It tells the story of a typical American kid named Henry who loves TV, video games, pizza and burgers. Veggies are far from Henry’s mind, and in fact, he’s not too fond of them at all. Despite their many efforts to get him to eat his veggies, his parents decide to let him visit his relatives farm for a weekend so he can learns firsthand all about the benefits of crispy, fresh food. By the end of the book, a once cynical Henry actually loves veggies and can feel an increase in his energy levels from his new healthier diet.

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Chris O’Donnell first swooned us in a series of great films such as Circle of Friends and Scent of a Woman. He’s back in the charming family film, Kit Kittredge: An American Girl, co-starring the adorable Abigail Breslin.

In real life, Chris and his wife Caroline have five children: Lily, 8, Chip, 7, Charlie, 4, Finley, 2 and Maeve, 6 months. Chris plays Mr. Kittredge, a dapper dad with a precocious daughter who face hardship during the Great Depression. Following is a rare interview with the busy dad.

On preparing for this role which deals with a father not able to provide for his family: “I’ve got kids of my own; We all love our parents and we love our spouses, but until you have your own kid you don’t really know what that kind of love is. It’s where you would put yourself in front of a moving train for your kid and I think that you understand what that must have felt like. Mr. Kittredge’s trying to protect his daughter as most parents do and not have her worry about the hardships of what was going on in their time. And when she sees him in the soup kitchen, he’s forced to tell her a little bit more about what the realities are and what they are going to have to do. He tries to put the best spin on it or prepare her for it by telling her that story about his car - don’t let it beat ya, and as parents that’s about all you can do. It’s a situation where he has to go off to find work.”

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Gisele: Tom Brady “Doesn’t Have a Bad Bone in His Body” - Usmagazine.com

Angelina Talks Action Movies and Rolling Around With Brad - PopSugar

What’s Jennifer Aniston’s problem With Jennifer Connelly - IDLYITW

How Creepy Can You Look? - Mollygood

What Do You Love Most About Jon and Kate Plus 8? - lilSugar

Amy Poehler & Her Bump - Popbytes

Peter Andre Wants To Adopt Harvey - Dlisted

Denise Richards struggles with the truth; may have 20 dogs - Celebitchy

Actress Paula Jai Parker and her husband Forrest Martin are expecting their first child. The couple met in 2004 on the set of Hustle & Flow, where Forrest, who had just graduated with a Master of Fine Arts was working as an intern.

Paula almost passed on shooting the critically-acclaimed movie and only took the part at the urging of her friends. The couple wed 1 year after the film was made.

On her pregnancy, Paula boasted,

“We’re so excited. It’s too early to tell if it’s a boy or a girl.”

Congrats to the parents-to-be!

Source: Black Voices
Photo: Bauer-Griffin

Kenny “Babyface” Edmonds and his girlfriend, dancer Nikki Pantenburg are expecting a baby this fall. The Grammy-winning singer, who just celebrated his 50th birthday, has been dating the 35-year-old dancer since January 2007. The celebrated songwriter, known for his R&B gems like ‘Whip Appeal,’ ‘Never Keeping Secrets,’ ‘Soon As I Get Home,’ and ‘When Will I See You,’ already has two sons, Brandon and Dylan from his previous marriage to Hollywood executive Tracey Edmonds.

Congrats to the parents-to-be!

Source: Black Voices
Photo: Bauer-Griffin

Will Smith and his 7 year-old daughter Willow are set for a competition at the box office in July when their new films are released on the same day. Willow Smith’s film Kitt Kittredge: An American Girl is set to hit theatres on July 2nd, the same day her father’s new superhero movie Hancock opens.

Apparently, Will has already let his daughter know he plans to win the box office crown. Willow explains,

“He said, ‘Sorry baby, but I got to stomp on you.’ He thinks he is going to be beat me, but I think not. I think I am going to beat him.”

Source: Contact Music
Photo: Flynet, March 30