FOX musical dramedy 'Glee' is losing cast members faster than you can say “oh god, another mashup.” Hot off the heels of news that star Cory Monteith has checked himself into rehab, the world has now learned one of the show's other original cast members, Heather Morris, is pregnant.
- Kate Middleton accidentally says she's having something that starts with a D. Dolphin?
Oscar winners Penelope Cruz, 38, and Javier Bardem, 43, are collaborating on a new project: another baby. The couple has announced they're expecting their second child later this year.
Wait, what? Jennifer Aniston is really pregnant in this new video footage.
Despite being eight months pregnant, Nur Suryani Mohammed Taibi of Maylasia finished 34th among the competitors in the women’s 10-meter air rifle event at the Summer Olympics in London on Saturday. Taibi, 29, entered the London Games ranked 47th in the world in the 10-meter air rifle.
It’s not unusual for expectant mothers to wait until after the first trimester to publicly announce their impending bundles of joy. Biology being what it is, it’s tough to wait much longer than that without people noticing an inexplicably expanding waistline.
But according to a new story, Adele — who just 11 days ago told the world she was knocked up — could be as much as seven months along already.
Celebrity moms seem to bounce back from pregnancy and childbirth with lightning speed — but is that typical?
A Chicago woman claims that she was fired from her job as a manager and server at the popular Northside Bar & Grill because she became pregnant.
She is now suing her former employer for discrimination.
It’s no news that smoking is bad for us, and that the risks are compounded for expectant mothers.
Research shows pregnant smokers have a higher risk of premature births, birth defects, low birth weight, miscarriages and stillbirths — so it’s especially shocking that a new study reveals more than a fifth of white women continue to light up while they’re eating for two.
A new study from the CDC shows teen births in the US have hit an all-time low, dropping to just over 34 births per 1,000 women who are between 15 and 19 years old — a decrease of nine percent in the last two years alone.
