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Signourney Weaver Shows The Ladies Of The View Where Babies Come From

HerBadMother — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 15:27:00 GMT

Shunning panties under skirts is so last millenium. I mean, really: has anyone pulled it off successfully since Sharon Stone? And no, Britney doesn't count.

But I guess that Sigourney Weaver didn't get the memo.

Apparently, during her recent appearance on the View, she gave the audience something of a Basic Instinct flash. I say apparently, because although I've watched the video a few times, and checked out the slow-mo version, I can't really see what the fuss is about. I mean, when Britney did it, it was a full-on, staring into the sun, hoo-ha-palooza. That, and she was a young new mom, with, like, babies, and she was out all half-naked in short skirts and flashing her bitsand it all seemed a little unseemely.

Sigourney, on the other hand, is a bona fide grown-up was wearing a totally age-appropriate outfit under which she may or may or may not have been wearing underwear but who could tell, because it's not like she was getting out of a taxi in a miniskirt, so what's the big deal?

In any case, A Baby Story probably came on right after The View with hoo-has a-plenty. I mean, it's not like that shiz isn't on TV already.

Decide for yourself:

You can check out the full, regular motion video here, but it's kinda boring.

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Elle Magazine Women in Hollywood Tribute: Photos!

Karl Erikson — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 22:36:00 GMT

Nicole Kidman and many other Famecrawler favorite celebs were at Elle Magazine's Women in Hollywood Tribute in L.A. yesterday. Legends galore, including Jane Fonda and Shirley MacLaine.

The ceremony was all about celebrating 8 of show business' most powerful women. Behold the gajillions of stars!

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Nicole Kidman Honored With Award

Karl Erikson — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 17:33:00 GMT

Elle Magazine is holding their 15th annual Women in Hollywood tribute on Monday and there are quite a few of our Famecrawler favorites scheduled to receive awards. The gala is meant to honor eight of show business' most powerful women.

Nicole Kidman, 41, will receive an award at the VIP ceremony, presented by none other than legendary Shirley MacLaine. Some of the others being honored: Halle Berry, Sigourney Weaver, Anne Hathaway, and the director of "Twilight," Catherine Hardwicke.

Courteney Cox is presenting an award to beautiful Isla Fisher; Mia Maestro is giving an award to Salma Hayek, and Kerry Washington is presenting to another legend, Jane Fonda.

Congratulations, ladies. Well deserved, except maybe for Anne Hathaway. Listen, I love Anne - she's gorgeous and a talented actress. But hell, she's 25. I don't know that she's been around long enough to warrant this award. Give her another 5 or 10 years.

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The Joys of Motherhood - Celebrity Moms Speak Out

Sassy Smith — Fri, 09 May 2008 12:06:00 GMT

Having a child changes your life and for famous parents it's no different. Here's what a few celebumoms had to say about motherhood and what it means to them:

Kate Hudson, mom to son Ryder Russell, 4:

"I'm very impatient. I like to get things done. I move fast. Patience has been something he's teaching me. Your children teach you so much. It's a real mirror of yourself. You recognize the things you do directly affect your children. It hopefully allows you to be more conscious of them and yourself and your actions. When you have kids, it goes so fast. I felt like I was pregnant last weekend, but he's 4 and he's talking and he's gathering his ideas and learning who he is. It's so easy to step in and fix things and make everything right, but you have to let him figure things out on his own. That's one of my favorite things to do, to watch how they treat other kids and how they observe other people. Your life becomes about your children. I wake up every morning and I hear his voice, and that's my favorite thing in the world. There's nothing like it."

Salma Hayek, 41, gave birth to Valentina last year:

"You learn so much. Listen to her. She's in the background. Do you hear that strange noise she makes (like a purr, or a rolled r)? It's the French in her. (Dad is businessman François-Henri Pinault.) It's hilarious. What I learned as a mother is that I have a strong love for things. But the quality of your love gets jaded over the years as you get beat up. What motherhood did to me, when she was born, the amount of love that started pouring out of me was completely pure. Anything anyone ever did to me was erased by this energy. I relearned how to love everything around me, too. My baby is the best thing that has happened to me in my life. It's the most amazing thing."

Actress Thandie Newton, 35, is mom to Ripley,7, Nico,3:

"I've learned the value of stripping it down to the basics: love, respect, compassion, stillness, to be interested, to be able to absorb the moment. I remember the first time Ripley saw her shadow. My god. It was like shadows had just been invented. It was the most exquisite moment. And it was just dish to me. To actively attempt to be a good mother is basically attempting to be a good person. I never look at my kids and feel that they're mine. I am their caretaker. They own the joint. It's a privilege to be able to take care of them. With my first daughter, I remember waking up and thinking, 'My god, I get to be her mum again today. Wow. It's amazing.' They just take my breath away. All I do is serve themselves back to themselves. My job is just to provide a secure environment where they can just be themselves. It's the cycle that keeps going forward. You give to them, so they can give to their kids. You have to be delighted by that."

Helen Hunt, 44, has a 3-year-old daughter, Makena:

"It gives me real motivation to try and be the person I want to be. You tell them to be patient. But they'll do what you do and not what to say. If I want her to be relaxed, I have to be relaxed. Or at least try as hard as I can to seem relaxed. If I want her to be patient, I have to be patient. If I want her to be kind, I have to be kind. I have a deep wish for her to be happy and serene, and it makes me want to do everything I can to be happy and serene."

First-time mom Nicole Richie, daughter Harlow, 4-months:

"Everything I do is for her [Harlow]. My whole life revolves around her and I absolutely love it. I was so excited from the minute I found out I was pregnant... and it's been nothing but an amazing ride since." Nicole would also like to expand her family soon. "I want five children. Twin boys and three girls. I've wanted that since I was a little girl."

Actress Sigourney Weaver,58, mom to Charlotte,18:

"It's a very humbling experience. Parenting has changed and evolved so much since I was parented. Parents enjoy their kids much more. It's just fun. It's a potentially blossoming time, because you have to be everything. You have to be a great storyteller. You have to be very organized, very supportive and still. You can't believe you have this without a license, without any training. You learn as you go. You're getting to know your child, who is a complete individual at birth, and you spend years getting to know who that person is and making sure that person is as supported as possible."

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