Proud parents Jessa Duggar and Ben Seewald posed with their two baby boys – Spurgeon, 15 months, and their newborn son – in their first family photo.

The 19 Kids and Counting star, 24, and her husband, 21, also appeared in a TLC video to introduce their new addition.

“We are so excited to introduce our little baby boy to the world,” said Jessa. “I think it’s really awesome that we have two little boys so close together in age. I know they’re going to be best friends and love growing up and doing everything together, so I’m looking forward to seeing that. I know Ben’s probably going to have them out in the backyard playing football in the next couple of years!”

The proud papa also revealed that their son will probably also have a unique name, just like his brother — though they haven’t settled on a moniker yet.

Jessa introduced her newborn on Monday via Instagram.

The Counting On stars welcomed their second child on Monday, Feb. 6.

“We are so happy to announce the arrival of our sweet second son,” they shared.

The statement continued:“He was born at 4:26 a.m. this morning, weighing 8 lbs. and 11 oz. and measuring 21 3/4 in. long. Mom and baby are both doing well. We are so thankful to God for this precious new gift of life and are excited to be a family of four! Thanks to everyone for your prayers and well wishes!”

Counting On airs Mondays (9 p.m. ET) on TLC.

John Travolta and Kelly Preston have been married for 25 years, which is pretty admirable. They’ve endured quite a bit during those 25 years as well to say the least. So when Travolta attended the Aviation Awards, Extra wanted to know what their secret was. Travolta said the main ingredient to their happy union is laughing.

John Travolta is still in love with wife Kelly Preston after 25 years together!

While at the Aviation Awards in Beverly Hills, Travolta chatted with “Extra’s” Renee Bargh about his wife, saying, “We just have a great sense of humor about each other. You know we have the stress that everyone else has, but also there’s the moment… I don’t know why I’m laughing, but we have that ability to have good fun at each other, you know.”

The aviation enthusiast gushed about his children Ella and Benjamin, sharing, “They’re exceptional. That sounds like bragging… they are exceptional children. I really like them as people as much as I love them as a father.”

[From Extra]

I can co-sign all of this. All of my relationships have been heavily dependent on humor and I would certainly list it as a reason my marriage works. I recognize there is a great deal more speculation as to how the Travolta/Preston marriage actually works, however. Just my two cents but I do believe they love each other. I’m not discounting the rumors that follow Travolta like a bad smell. I’ve mentioned that I used to work with hotels. One of them was a favorite of the Travoltas. They always stayed in the same room and were seen truly enjoying themselves while on property. They were lovely to the staff, too. And she almost always left a few days before him. Legally, I think that’s all I can say. But they endured the greatest heartbreak parents can face when their son Jett died and stuck by each so I really don’t doubt that they are truly partners who have an arrangement that works for them. And my motto is, it may not work for me but if it works for them – great.

On a crueler note, I think it’s safe to say that the “good fun” Kelly has at his expense must, in large part, be due to that suffering wombat he uses as a wiglet.

Speaking of happy marriages, The Life and Death of John Gotti starring Travolta and Kelly and John and Victoria Gotti is (finally!) set to come out next year. You can see a publicity still of Travolta here. I grew up (at a safe distance) during the days of Gotti and his very existence scared the hell out of me so I am kind of interested in seeing this. I know the story will be Teflon-coated but I want to watch Gotti die a slow, painful death.

Photo credit: WENN and Fame/Flynet Photos

Last month my favourite, Taffy Brodesser-Akner, who writes for GQ, was photographed with Tom Hiddleston and when those pictures came out, I posted that I couldn’t wait, couldn’t f-cking wait, to read the article. As always, Taffy delivers. Like I almost don’t want to say anything more about this …

Here are some photos from the big premiere event for HBO’s Big Little Lies, a miniseries produced by Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon. What I love about this miniseries already is that the men are mostly peripheral – while most of the female characters are married, the story centers around interpersonal relationships between women. The red carpet reflected that too. Anyway, let’s talk about fashion! Nicole wore this Altuzarra Spring 2017 dress which… is not the best and not the worst. I’ve been saying for months that Kidman’s style has been all over the place, and this is another example. It’s a perfectly okay dress, but it feels like she’s been picking out her red carpet fashions at the very last minute for every event.

Reese Witherspoon wore a cute little Elie Saab cocktail dress. I enjoy this. Reese’s date was her (TALL!) daughter Ava.

Shailene Woodley also wore Elie Saab. This is flattering, simple and well-tailored. I’m surprised by how much I like this on her.

Zoë Kravitz in Vera Wang. I’m okay with this – it seems beachy and comfortable – but I really don’t understand the blonde hair.

Laura Dern in Vivienne Westwood. I love Westwood’s designs, but this just seems… bad? It looks like it was made for a shorter woman and it looks half-finished. I doubt the skirt is supposed to look like that too.

Photos courtesy of WENN.

Viola Davis has made history and will continue to make history this awards season. She is now the most-Oscar-nominated African-American woman in the history of the Academy. She’s the first African-American woman to win five SAG Awards. It’s pretty much a certainty that she’ll win the Best Supporting Actress Oscar too. So what else does Viola have going on? Well, she’s about to star in a film about white supremacists.

Viola Davis and Julia Roberts are starring in a movie version of Jodi Picoult’s novel “Small Great Things” for Amblin Partners. The attachment of Davis comes a day after she won a SAG Award for best supporting actress for “Fences.”

“Small Great Things” centers on a labor/delivery nurse who takes care of newborns at a Connecticut hospital who’s ordered not touch the baby of a white supremacist couple. When the baby dies in her care, she’s then taken to court by the couple.

[From Variety]

I’ve never read a Jodi Picoult book in my life, so I had to look up the story to see if Variety’s summary was on-point. So, it seems like Viola will be playing the nurse who gets sued and Julia Roberts will play the lawyer defending her. It seems like an interesting story and like it will be another showcase for Viola’s talents, honestly.

Speaking of Viola and telling stories about people other than white folks, Viola spoke a bit at the SAG Awards about inclusion in storytelling and whether this year’s diverse nominations were a signal that #OscarsSoWhite is over. Viola said:

“There’s a lot of typecasting — age, sex, color, dark-skinned, light-skinned. Response to OscarSoWhite? No. I think that every nominee from Naomie Harris to Octavia Spencer to ‘Hidden Figures’ to ‘Fences’ to ‘Moonlight’ to Mahershala Ali are up there because they deserve to be there. They’re not there because of the color of their skin. They put in the work. So the answer to that is no.”

“February 27 is gonna come, and now what? Is it just going to be a trend to talk about inclusion — and I’d rather say inclusion than diversity — or is it going to be a norm that we’re all part of the narrative, that all of our stories deserve to be told, and that art indeed has to reflect life and our culture? And people are going to demand it. We’re not ‘The Brady Bunch’ anymore. We’re ‘Black-ish.’ We’re ‘Fresh Off the Boat.’ We’re ‘Jane the Virgin.’ We’re ‘Stranger Things.’ We’re a hodgepodge of races and sexes and sexualities. I saw an absence of women who look like me on TV eight years ago. And to tell you the truth, we’re still sort of absent in leading roles, especially if you’re darker than a paper bag.”

[From Page Six]

Viola never fails to impress me, you know? She could have just taken her SAG Award and thanked the people she needed to thank, but she made her acceptance speech about telling diverse stories and then afterwards, she was talking about colorism in how projects are being cast. She’s amazing.

Photos courtesy of WENN.

Brooklyn Beckham shared a sweet snapshot via Instagram Wednesday.

The 17-year-old budding model posted a throwback photo from his famous parents Victoria and David Beckham‘s wedding day in 1999. The chubby then-4-month-old is seen posing with his footballer father, which is simply captioned with two heart emojis.

Posh Spice, 42, recently posted a photo of her soccer star husband and their children – including sons Romeo, 14, and Cruz, 11, and 5-year-old daughter Harper – on social media.

“I think they love him! We love you @davidbeckham X VB,” the singer-turned-designer captioned the image of the former footballer, 41, getting a group hug from the kids.

In a recent interview, David dished on their happy family life.

“It was the thing to do around that time,” he said of their lavish wedding in 1999, which included 250 guests who were greeted by trumpeters and entertained by Elton John. “We have renewed our vows since that time. It was a lot more private with only six people.”

He went on to talk about their “strong family unit.”

“We have got strong parents too and they taught us the right values. Of course you make mistakes and we all know that marriage is difficult at times. It is about working through it,” he explained. “We have come up against tough times. But we know each other better than anyone else knows us. And we talk.”

He added: “Do we stay together because it is a brand? Of course not. We stay together because we love each other and because we have four amazing children.”

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A photo posted by bb (@brooklynbeckham) on Feb 8, 2017 at 4:24am PST

Above is a photo of Olivia Wilde, 32, speaking at a Martin Luther King event last month. She has dark longish brown hair with highlights, but this is actually shorter than her hair was before. Around December, after the orange one was elected, Wilde cut her hair a couple of inches and captioned her Instagram #nomoremelaniahair. As Kaiser wrote at the time, a lot of women have been getting haircuts following the election and we’re expressing our rage in new shorter styles and different colors.

This time Wilde has gone even more dramatic, getting a bob and dyeing her hair blonde with dark roots. Here’s her new ‘do from the side:

Oh what’s up, BLONDE LIFE ?

A photo posted by Olivia Wilde (@oliviawilde) on Feb 7, 2017 at 5:27pm PST

And here’s her hair from the front. She premiered the new style at a Tiffany’s event where she ran into Kate Mara and realized they had the same cut and color. I don’t know how I feel about Olivia’s 80s power suit with the shoulder pads. I don’t think that look should be coming back. I’m cool with the 90s revival though.

When you roll up to the party with your new look and it turns out you just single white femaled your friend you haven’t seen in a year. ? So fun checking out the new #TiffanyHardWear collection tonight. Thanks for having us @tiffanyandco! #TiffanyPartner #iloveyoukatemara

A photo posted by Olivia Wilde (@oliviawilde) on Feb 7, 2017 at 7:06pm PST

Sarah Paulson used to have dark roots with her blonde hair but she recently went dark for awards season. Evan Rachel Wood has this same two-color look and she also has the same cut as Paulson, which is much shorter and asymmetric. I’ve mentioned here that I want to cut my hair but I am too chicken to go much shorter and I like to do a ponytail. I went for a strawberry blonde color and asked my colorist to give me Jessica Chastain’s current color. He got the color spot on and I like it a lot. It’s like a compromise between the blonde hair I used to have and the darker red I switched to, which faded so quickly.

As for whether this suits Wilde, I don’t think it does. I barely recognize her with blonde hair! She looks very cute but it’s such a dramatic change. That’s what I’m afraid of for myself.

If you look at photos of Wilde at the Women’s March, she had already gone a bit blonder at that point. This is a nice color for her actually.

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Recently at the SAG Awards, Winona Ryder attempted to challenge Celine Dion’s position as the Queen Of All Feelings.

All the expressions of Winona Ryder. Winona for life. #sagawards pic.twitter.com/3QemBJmxUY
— Elaine L. (@LaineyGossip) January 30, 2017

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I don’t want to oversell this, but GQ’s cover story on Tom Hiddleston is possibly the best piece of celebrity journalism I’ve ever read. “Best” as in “most enjoyable to read.” Best as in “she got him to talk endlessly about TIDDLES and whether or not TIDDLES WAS REAL.” The journalist is the “mystery brunette,” Taffy Brodesser-Akner. The article isn’t written as a Q&A session with pre-rehearsed answers. After talking about Taylor Swift the night before, Tom comes to Taffy’s hotel room before dawn the next morning to talk about love and broken hearts off the record. He heats up leftover bolognese for Taffy, which he made himself for when he was watching a screener of Moonlight alone the night before. She notes, “His zeal is bottomless.” She also notes, “By most definitions, Tom Hiddleston is… uncool. His vulnerability, his enthusiasm, his Bolognese, these are not trademarks of a dashing movie star.” You can read the full piece here and I would suggest doing so. Some highlights:

His enthusiasm: Tom Hiddleston is enthusiastic about everything: Barack Obama (“An enormously temperate man!”); his Thor director, Kenneth Branagh (“Such a humanist!”); Jonathan Franzen’s Purity (“It holds the Internet to account—it shows you how it can distort identity in an unhealthy way!”); Moana (“Incredible!”); Dwayne Johnson in particular (“That man radiates joy!”); Matt Damon (“I think he’s got real integrity!”); Michael Fassbender (“Extraordinary!”); Chiwetel Ejiofor (Amazing!”); this porridge he makes, which is just oatmeal and almond milk and chia seeds (“I’m obsessed!”).

He loves Tom Hanks: “His decency is poured into everything he does. I’m nowhere near Tom Hanks’s contribution or even close. All of it’s not high art, you know? But there is a value in it, you know, somehow, somewhere.”

What he wants to fix: He’s concerned about our “strange public distrust of experts… If you’re under attack, “if your values are under attack, if you’re being shamed, if you’re being humiliated, the animal response is to hide in the bush. It’s to be less, to make yourself smaller, to diminish in size and volume. And the lesson of 2016 is we have to love more, we have to risk more, we have to be braver, we have to be more outspoken.”

His first comment on Taylor Swift: “Taylor is an amazing woman. She’s generous and kind and lovely, and we had the best time.” But I didn’t ask that, I say. I asked something else. So I wait, and he says, “Of course it was real.”

The “I Heart T.S.” t-shirt: “The truth is, it was the Fourth of July and a public holiday and we were playing a game and I slipped and hurt my back. And I wanted to protect the graze from the sun and said, ‘Does anyone have a T-shirt?’ And one of her friends said, ‘I’ve got this.’ ” The friend pulled out the “I ? T.S.” tank top that Taylor’s friends are contractually obligated to own. “And we all laughed about it. It was a joke.” So that’s his statement on the entire relationship: an explanation of the tank top. “It was a joke,” he repeats. “Among friends.”

There’s more about Swifty: “I have to be so psychologically strong about not letting other people’s interpretations about my life affect my life. A relationship exists between two people. We will always know what it was. The narratives that are out there altogether have been extrapolated from pictures that were taken without consent or permission, with no context. Nobody had the context for that story. And I’m still trying to work out a way of having a personal life and protecting it, but also without hiding. So the hardest thing is that that was a joke among friends on the Fourth of July….I don’t know. I just, I was surprised. I was just surprised that it got so much attention. The tank top became an emblem of this thing.”

A relationship in the limelight: “I only know the woman I met. She’s incredible.” But, man, all those cameras. “A relationship in the limelight… A relationship always takes work. A relationship in the limelight takes work. And it’s not just the limelight. It’s everything else.” He wanted a regular relationship. So did she, he says she said. “So we decided to go out for dinner, we decided to travel.”

His endnote: “…Because you have to fight for love. You can’t live in fear of what people might say. You know, you have to be true to yourself.”

[From GQ]

That endnote comes before Taffy turns off her recorder and just sits down with him and talks to him off-the-record. At 6 a.m. in her hotel room. Taffy writes: “We talk about how relationships go sideways, how the ripples of a breakup can still pin you to a wall even months later. We talk about heartache. We talk about sadness and healing. We talk about what it’s like to love and what happens when the object of that love withdraws but all your love is still there.” And on and on. Basically, this is how Hiddleston is playing it in the wake of TIDDLES and the Tiddlesplit Heard ‘Round the World. He’s playing it as brokenhearted. He’s playing it as he was all-in and he really fell for Taylor and the world and the relationship chipped away at his natural enthusiasm. Is this the best strategy? Honestly, it’s not the worst. I’d rather hear from a guy who talks about his ex with respect and love – even if he’s talking way too much – as opposed to a guy who uses a national platform to slam an ex. So, well played, Hiddles. Maybe.

Photos courtesy of Nathaniel Goldberg/GQ.

Teen Mom star Jenelle Evans posted a precious photo with daughter Ensley Jolie, 2 weeks, via Instagram Wednesday.

“You’re my favorite work of art. #MilkBath #EnsleyJolie,” she captioned the image holding her daughter in a milk bath.

While donning a leaf crown, the proud mama posted a behind-the-scenes image of her newborn photo shoot.

“Mommy life is the best life. #Photoshoot #BabyGirl #EnsleyJolie,” she captioned the image of beau David Eason bottle-feeding their newborn.

The reality star, 25, and her boyfriend welcomed their first child together and Evans’ third total – daughter Ensley Jolie Eason – on Tuesday, January 24, she announced via Instagram.

“And she has arrived,” the 16 and Pregnant alum captioned the image of the trio in the hospital bed.

Evans has a son Jace, 7, with ex-boyfriend Andrew Lewis and another son Kaiser, 2, with ex-fiancé Nathan Griffith.

In January 2013, Evans suffered a miscarriage with her ex Courtland Rogers.

Recently, Evans been involved in two custody battles with her exes over her two sons.

You’re my favorite work of art. ? #MilkBath #EnsleyJolie

A photo posted by Jenelle Evans (@j_evans1219) on Feb 8, 2017 at 6:11am PST

Mommy life is the best life. #Photoshoot #BabyGirl #EnsleyJolie A photo posted by Jenelle Evans (@j_evans1219) on Feb 7, 2017 at 12:53pm PST

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