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On how Brad changed her life:
I met this amazing person, and we realized we had very similar views on how we wanted to live our lives. It's happened quickly, with so many children. Yesterday, picking up the kids from school, Brad turned around in the car, and there were three of them. He couldn't stop laughing. We love them and are having a great time.
On getting pregnant with Shiloh:
Before I met Brad, I always said I was happy never to have a child biologically. He told me he hadn't given up that thought. Then, a few months after Z came home, I saw Brad with her and Mad, and I realized how much he loved them, that a biological child would not in any way be a threat. So I said, "I want to try."
On who provides the discipline:
When it comes to the boys, it's Brad, and with the girls, it's me. It's not intentional, but Z can pretty much get anything she wants from her dad. Brad's like a strong father with the boys.
On finding time to be alone with Brad:
Right now, that's our problem! We hang out. We try to talk over the swing set. We'll have a date night once everybody is settled...we'll get them occupied with a movie and popcorn and try to run off and lock the door for a bit.
On whether she and Brad argue:
Not really. We'll get into issues about global events or something that was just on the news.
On Brad as a partner:
He encourages the right things. If I've had a full day and just really been a hands-on mom, he'll make a point to let me know that's something he's proud of. If I'm writing an Op-Ed, he's the first person to want to read the drafts. I could be dressed up in the sexiest outfit for a photo shoot, and by his behavior, he'll let me know that's nice, but it's nothing as sexy as when I'm home surrounded by the kids or reading books, educating myself. He slows me down to kind of get it right, to relax into the strength of my family and the love.







"Let me tell you something, life in Vancouver is different," said Hawn. "It's very different. It's beautiful, people live an alternative lifestyle. It was fabulous. Freeing."
Rosie O'Donnell also praised Vancouver's beauty.
Hawn and Russell moved back to California last year. Wyatt, 20, spent the 2006 hockey season in Ontario playing goalie for the Brampton Capitals.
The famous couple sold their 6,800-square-foot Tudor-style home on Cypress Street in the Shaughnessy neighbourhood of Vancouver earlier this year for a reported $5.4 million CDN (4.8 mil US). The mansion has five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a games room, gym, sauna and theatre.



Paula Abdul's unprofessional behavior has cost her a multi-million dollar deal that included both a fragrance and a cosmetic line. During a meeting with executives, Paula proceeded to answer her cell phone and shoo them away when they attempted to get her attention.Paula Abdul can’t seem to get her life on track, so she’s hired… a “personal life coach” to get her through the downward spiral that began when she lost a multimillion-dollar deal for her own fragrance and cosmetics line, according to sources…
And Paula could have used a coach in the room when she blew the deal by taking a personal call on her cell phone during the middle of a business meeting with the company’s chief execs!
Having her own fragrance and cosmetics line would have allowed Paula to never worry about money again, said a former business associate.
“But her rude and thoughtless behavior irked executives so much thaey decided to take a pass on Paula.”
According to an insider, Abdul was in the midst of a crucial meeting with the company’s honchos when she started gabbing on her cell phone. The CEO tried getting her attention, but Paula “cut him off, wagging a finger at him and continued to jabber away while everyone waited for her to finish the call.”
The meeting went downhill from there, and the deal fell apart soon after.
[From The National Enquirer print edition, May 17, 2007]













While the 32-year-old admits to experimenting with marijuana and hallucinogens, she was too scared to take cocaine.
Chloe said: "I have never snorted anything, and even as a kid, if I smoked a lot of pot, my heart would pump and I would think I was going to have a heart attack. So I have always thought if I did cocaine I would have a heart attack."

According to US reports, Selma has had an addiction problem for some time, but her drug abuse escalated rapidly after her divorce from husband Ahmet Zappa last November.
While Selma, 34, managed to hide her drug problems in public, friends and family became increasingly concerned about her. In March she realised she'd lost control of her life and entered the Promises Treatment Center in Malibu.
"Selma finally admitted to herself that she had a problem and made up her mind to take care of it," an insider says.
Despite the coverage the facility received when Britney Spears was a resident early this year, Selma managed to keep her stay at Promises low-key. And unlike the troubled pop singer, the Legally Blonde star seems to have absorbed some valuable lessons in rehab.
"She embraced what she learned at Promises and distinguished herself as a model patient," says a source. "She's anxious to get back to work and pursue a healthy and drug-free lifestyle."
