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9:03 AM
She already sounds like a budding cover girl...even if it's Parenting and not Vogue.
Victoria's Secret supermodel Adriana Lima and her NBA hoopster hubby, Marko Jaric, welcomed their first child on Sunday, a daughter named Valentina Lima Jaric.
"Mother, father and baby are all doing well," the publicist for the Brazilian-born catwalker told People. No further details were released.
The 28-year-old Lima, who maintained her virginity until she met Mr. Right, and 31-year-old Jaric, a Serbian basketball player who currently plays for the Memphis Grizzlies, started dating in 2006.
He popped the question last year, and the happy couple eloped last Valentine's Day, tying the knot in a private civil ceremony in Jackson Hole, Wyo.
It didn't take them long to start procreating. Lima confirmed the pregnancy in May.
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8:57 AM
Starting with the Grammys, moving on to the Oscar nominations and ending up with Charlie Sheen's car going off a cliff, this was quite the week.
And since there was so much news, we won't waste time with platitudes (must have heard that word on Colbert or something).
Away we go:
1. Poor Taylor Swift. Fearless wins the Grammy for Album of the Year and all anyone can talk about is how the songbird can't sing. Doesn't really seem fair, does it, considering Beyoncé cleaned up at the Grammys anyway (and, according to Kanye West, had the best video of 2009)? So now Taylor's record label is defending her, and Kelly Clarkson is defending her from he label... No wonder Taylor may be seeking solace with John Mayer (and not Cory Monteith). Well, for those of you not too ticked off by Taylor's big win, we've got all the rest of your Grammy coverage right here.
2. Avatar and The Hurt Locker will go neck and neck at the 82nd Annual Academy Awards on March 7, each heading in with a field-leading nine nominations. Can you believe Kathryn Bigelow's nod is only the fourth time a woman is up for Best Director? And if she wins, it'll be the first time a male director has had his ass handed to him by his ex-wife at the Oscars. Alongside Avatar, representing the big guy in the newly expanded Best Picture category are District 9, The Blind Side and Up. Whee! Everything you need to get ready for this year's ceremony is right here (unless you're attending, in which case we can give you the number of a great spa). 3. Lost returned with a rollicking two-hour, time-space continuum-dividing season premiere, and now we're watching the survivors of Oceanic Flight 815 both deplaning in L.A. and facing the latest round of weirdos hanging around the electromagnetic island. Locke isn't Locke, the guy with the black shirt found a loop hole, and Jack still can't get handle on his dad's body. (And you must know by now that Lost is not one of those shows you can leave on the DVR for four whole days without getting bombarded with spoilers!) All in all, we can't wait for next week! But don't worry, when they're not catching up with Elizabeth Mitchell and the rest of the cast, Watch With Kristin is still talking about all your other favorite shows, as well.
4. According to the coroner's autopsy findings, Brittany Murphy died of pneumonia and multiple drug intoxication, the latter of which isn't too far off from what killed Heath Ledger. In another sad case, complications from diabetes, a disease she battled almost her entire young life, killed heiress Casey Johnson. With Tila Tequila feeling both vindicated by the revelation and fed up with Twitter, we can only hope she has decided to move far, far away from anywhere with Internet.
5. The Michael Jackson case is front and center in the L.A. legal world again, with cops and lawyers disagreeing over whether or not Dr. Conrad Murray should be allowed to quietly turn himself in before being arraigned on involuntary manslaughter charges, which is now supposed to occur Monday, after being postponed for a bit (not including the seven months since Jackson's death). The LAPD thinks they should be the one bringing Murray in, and Jermaine Jackson says to give him the works—cuffs, fingerprints, mug-shot, etc.
