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Jan 21 2010 11:00 AM ET
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Lance Armstrong's Mellow Max

He may be only 7-months-old, but Maxwell Edward Armstrong is already an accomplished Twitterer! Baby boy posted this photo of himself posing with his dad, cyclist Lance Armstrong, with the caption, “Me and my daddy @lancearmstrong. He’s a bike rider.”

Max is Lance’s son with girlfriend Anna Hansen. He also has twins Isabelle and Grace, 8, and son Luke, 10, with ex-wife Kristin.

Courtesy Lance Armstrong

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Jan 21 2010 10:00 AM ET
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Tame Mini Fly-Aways with Le Baby Hair Gel

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Whether your little one’s going for Kingston Rossdale‘s edgy mohawk or Suri Cruise‘s adorable shaggy bob, Le Baby hair gel ($10) is the way to go. Not only does it tame fly-aways and smooth out frizz, but it’s hypoallergenic so it won’t irritate kids with sensitive skin.

From curly to bone straight, the gel’s all-natural formula — it’s paraben-, chemical- and fragrance-free  — will leave your child’s mane shiny and more manageable. Plus, the container’s super compact so it fits easily in diaper bags for on-the-go fixes.

Want some for your tot? Buy Le Baby here.

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Jan 21 2010 09:00 AM ET
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Christina Milian's Stylish Stripes

Sam Sharma/Pacific Coast News

After enjoying a lunch out with her mother and sister, Christina Milian rests a hand on her belly as she heads back to her car Tuesday in Los Angeles.

The singer/actress, 28, is due with a baby girl in late February with husband The Dream.

See Christina and more moms-to-be in our Who’s Due Next gallery!

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Jan 21 2010 08:00 AM ET
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Kimora Lee Simmons Dishes on a 'Very Manly' Kenzo


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The apple hasn’t fallen far from the tree, mom Kimora Lee Simmons says of son Kenzo, 7 months.

Like his “steely” and “quiet” dad Djimon Hounsou, baby boy “doesn’t put up a big fuss” according to the 38-year-old Phat Fashions CEO. “He’s like his dad, I think,” Kimora recently mused to US Weekly, and he’s apparently nothing at all like big sisters Ming, 10, and Aoki, 7.

“I can tell you from the older ones, girls are made of sugar and spice and everything nice,” Kimora insists. “Girls are more emotional, but guys are raised to be less emotional.”

“Girls, whatever you’re doing, they want it — the makeup brush, the doll, the this, the that. He’s just kind of cool. He wants his stackable cups or his rubber trucks. He’s very manly!”

Kimora says she hasn’t given up hope, however. “I’m trying to turn him into a momma’s boy,” she confesses.

Ming and Aoki are Kimora’s children with ex-husband Russell Simmons.

Source: US Weekly

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Jan 20 2010 06:00 PM ET
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Keri Russell: There Are 'Tradeoffs' to Raising Kids in New York City

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Life in the big city continues to suit Keri Russell and son River, 2 ½, just fine, the actress tells the N.Y. Daily News.

“We go to the park, we go to the farmers’ market,” she reveals. “I love having [the Brooklyn Academy of Music] right here.” In fact, the latter provided River with his first movie-going experience, a retrospective on Sesame Street.

Still, Keri notes that River’s surroundings are a vast departure from those she enjoyed growing up in Colorado and husband Shane Deary enjoyed on Martha’s Vineyard. “There are tradeoffs,” she concedes.

“You get all this city culture. We walk to go see Cate Blanchett in A Streetcar Named Desire, and we walk to go to this retrospective on Cary Grant, and it was so cool. But when [you see] the schools have asphalt playgrounds, you’re like, ‘Oh, right. That’s how the city kids do it.’”

In her new film Extraordinary Measures, Keri, 33, portrays a mom fighting to save the lives of her two critically ill children. That she is a mom in real life helped immensely in taking on the role, she says.

Rosie O’Donnell has this great quote,” Keri recalls. “She said something like, ‘Before you have kids, your life is black and white, and then it’s in color.’”

“It’s just a whole new set of feelings that aren’t as accessible to you before you have kids. So you see something sad happening to any kid, and you just instantly access, ‘Oh my God, what if that happened to my kid?’ Everyone just sort of becomes your kid.”

Extraordinary Measures hits theaters Friday.

Source: N.Y. Daily News

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Jan 20 2010 05:00 PM ET
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Exclusive: Chatting with E!'s Kristin Dos Santos!

We love E! personality Kristin Dos Santos‘ witty observations — and great scoops — on both her Watch With Kristin blog and her E! News appearances. A first-time mom to son Luca Alexander, who arrived on April 5th, we recently chatted with Kristin, 34, about her pregnancy experience, little man Luca, juggling working motherhood and what TV shows you should be watching!

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Jan 20 2010 04:00 PM ET
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Dwayne Johnson: Daughter Still Believes in Tooth Fairy

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Sporting a pink tutu and wings, Dwayne Johnson is about as far from “The Rock” as he could possibly be in his new film The Tooth Fairy.

The 37-year-old actor jumped at the chance to assume the title role, however, and notes that his own parents “did a wonderful job” of keeping the notion of a tooth fairy alive for him.

“The spirit of what that means — giving and giving back — I was really fortunate to have a mom and dad in my life who believed in my own potential,” he tells PARADE.

Now that Dwayne is a dad — to 8-year-old Simone Alexandria — it’s his turn to return the favor. “Whether you have kids or not, as adults we’re all connected in some way to children and we have a power to influence them — just make sure that they understand their own potential and how important dreams are,” he says.

To that end, Dwayne says that Simone’s dreams of the tooth fairy are alive and well. “I want to be careful what I say because she might just read this,” he cautions.

“Let’s put it this way. I have been in the room when the Tooth Fairy has taken a tooth from under her pillow, but then I walked out the room very quickly because I didn’t want to look at the Tooth Fairy. I got scared.”

Simone is Dwayne’s daughter with ex-wife Dany Garcia.

The Tooth Fairy is in theaters Friday.

Source: PARADE

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