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Take me higher lord! Checkout one of my favorite future baby daddies, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, on the cover of the December issue of Details Magazine!

There’s just something about this man that drives me absolutely crazy! Damn it, I need some JRM in my life right now! (B. Scott thinking all types of naughty little thoughts!)
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Cindy Adams of the New York Post is reporting that the very pregnant Nicole Richie was caught getting her smoke on two separate times during her recent New York City trip.
Pony tail, black jeans, waistcoat. Exits DaSilvano with one young girl, one middle-age lady. On the sidewalk, after checking who’s at which outdoor tables, she lights up. They jump into a waiting black Caddy Escalade, Nicole into the front seat. Still smoking.
Three days later, 7:30 p.m., Nobu. For somebody who doesn’t eat, she sure frequents lots of restaurants. She’s there with the baby in the bun’s father. They leave. Outside she lights up again.
Well Nicole you should know that smoking while pregnant carries all sorts of dangers to the pregnancy and the baby. To start with, smoking increases the risk of miscarriage, premature birth and problems with the placenta. It can also result in low birth weight, which makes a baby more susceptible to other problems. Babies whose mothers smoked during the pregnancy are at greater risk of developing respiratory diseases like asthma and are much more likely to die of sudden infant death syndrome, which is also known as cot death.
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… were spotted together once again as happy as ever at Kate Hudson’s Halloween party this weekend in Brentwood, CA. Something doesn’t seem quite right with this one. So love muffins, do you think these Rendition stars are the real thing or just another Hollywood faux?
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One of my idols talk show queen, Oprah Winfrey, broke down in tears on Saturday as she apologized for the recent alleged allegations of physical and sexual abuse at her $40 million girls’ school in South Africa.
“I trusted her (Dr Mzimane). When I appointed her, I thought she was passionate about the children of Africa.
“But, I’ve been disappointed,” Oprah said in tears last Saturday.
The father of one of the pupils had responded by telling Oprah: “It’s not your fault. We don’t blame you.”
“You trusted them. You have more passion for the school and its existence than anyone else in this country, including us parents.”
Oprah gave parents the assurance she would do everything possible to ensure that those who had been guilty of abuse would be dealt with.
It’s sad when you are trying to do good and something like this happens! Oprah’s “daughters” have accused Dr. Mzimane of failing to take action, although the girls had often complained of being grabbed by the neck, beaten and thrown against a wall, and being sworn at.
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