The baby bump watch continues! First, there’s Tori Spelling, who will be announcing her pregnancy any day now (if you take my word for it) and now there’s Fergie! She doesn’t really look pregnant…. I’m just getting that vibe. The last couple red carpets she’s hit – her belly does look a bit bigger!

She has admitted recently that she’s taking time off before starting another solo career, in order to spend more time with her husband, Josh Duhamel.

“I’ve got a lot on my plate and this year is more about simplifying and really paying attention to the projects that I have on my plate and spending some time with the hubby, you know?” she told Access Hollywood.

The news couldn’t come sooner for Duhamel, who has been vocal in the past about wanting a large family with the Black Eyed Peas singer.

“I have always loved kids… I am happy with one, but I will take seven,” the actor told OK!

While Fergie may be looking forward to spending more time at home, don’t expect her to disappear from the limelight entirely — Simon Cowell recently announced that the ‘Glamourous’ singer is in talks to become a judge on ‘X Factor.’

What do you think? Are Fergie or pregnant?

Guess who said it: “I know what the worst invention ever is. The internet. I think it’s ruining everyone, and it just makes everybody way too accessible – it just takes away the glamor and mystery from our business.” DListed

Khloe Kardashian blames the media for “making me feel like I’m barren”. Pop Eater

David Arquette on Courteney Cox: We’re better than ever! Too Fab

Tom Cruise gets chauffeured by Katie Holmes. He looks like a child. Superficial

EXCLUSIVE PICS! Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson party for her birthday!! POPSUGAR

Miley Cyrus rockin some leather pants! Hollywood Tuna

Jennifer Lawrence poses for Teen Vogue! A Socialite’s Life

Jim Carrey steps out with a mohawk! Hot or not? INO

Love it or hate it: Lindsay Lohan’s booties! Betty Confidential

Sarah Jessica Parker takes in a Broadway show with her son! Celeb Baby Scoop

Behind the scenes of Gwen Stefani’s L’oreal shoot! Make Her Up

Liam Neeson’s cameo in ‘Hangover 2′ was cut! No! Celebitchy

Tori Spelling carrying a baby for the “guncle’s”? Hollybaby

Sarah Jessica Parker makes sure to spend equal time on each of her twins Tabitha and Marion in NYC, where Parker, (along with the help of an attentive nanny) played with the non-identical girls in the park after treating them to a healthy snack at a Village health store.

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In this week’s New York magazine, Evan Rachel Wood talks about her roles in The Conspirator and Mildred Pierce, as well as her relationship with her ex, Marilyn Manson:

“I didn’t really get a normal childhood,” says Wood. “Manson gave me what I felt I’d missed out on, where you get to experiment and cut loose and change and grow. I lived 50 lifetimes in those four years.”

Evan, who considers herself Jewish, was the daughter of a Jew (her mother) and a Christian (her father). She was homeschooled (earning her GED at 15), which might be why she considers her childhood non-traditional. In her early teens, she was described as “the sad, introverted teen”, on which she commented: “It’s just a type I enjoy playing. But I don’t want to be typecast as the misery chick for the rest of my career. I guess I have to watch out for that.”

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Russell Brand’s new movie, ‘Arthur’ took in a measly $12.7 million over the weekend. The comedy came in at number 2, after ‘Hop’, which earned $21.7 million during it’s second week run! Ouch.

The movie, which sadly costars Jennifer Garner (what were you thinking?) and Helen Mirren, received a sad 25% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Time Magazine chimes in:

Can we stop thinking about Russell Brand now? Britain’s bad-boy comic, who scored a vocal hit last week as the teen bunny in Hop, looked to parlay his animated success by starring in a remake of the 1981 Dudley Moore comedy Arthur. But audiences decided they’d rather hear Brand than see him. The holdover Hop, which dropped 42% from last weekend’s winning tally, won the battle of the Brands. Its $21.7 million earned it the top spot in North American theaters, according to early studio estimates, while Arthur grossed just $12.6 million, well below expectations, in its opening frame. Total theatrical revenue was down about 6% from the same weekend last year, with box-office earnings still running a parlous 30% below 2010’s.

Hop and Arthur were supposed to be the one-two punch that would transform Brand — known to American audiences for a supporting role in Forgetting Sarah Marshall, a co-star turn in Get Him to the Greek and his husbanding of Katy Perry — into the next bankable comedy phenom. Here was the ideal match of new star and old property, with the ex-druggie Brand as the dipsomaniacal playboy whom Moore had made both famous and endearing. Instead of pruney John Gielgud as Arthur’s veddy proper valet, Brand had Oscar- and Emmy-winner Helen Mirren; it was the two stars’ first picture together since their (SARCASM ALERT) plangently poetic teaming last year in Julie Taymor’s take on Shakespeare’s The Tempest (total worldwide gross: $302,110). Arthur made no happier impression than did Mirren’s hosting gig on last night’s lackluster and lack-laugh episode of Saturday Night Live. Even British dames — and dudes — can get slapped with the wet sock of failure.

Also pictured: Jamie-Lynn Sigler.

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Reese Witherspoon is Vogue’s May cover girl. In the article, she promotes her new movie ‘Water For Elephants’ – but ends up talking about everything from her new husband Jim Toth to what it’s like to be a A-List celebrity.

On the tabloid obsession with her life:

“Yeah,” she says. “It usually heats up during, like, pregnancies or babies or marriage. It’s the drama of real life. . . . It’s interesting to people. Readers want to know! I was talking to an actress the other day who is pregnant right now, and she was like, ‘What is it? What’s the deal?’ She said, ‘Oh, maybe once I have the baby no one will pay any attention,’ and I was like, ‘Bwah-ha-ha-ha!!!!’ ” She exaggeratedly tosses her head back. “ ‘Oh, yeah. They will leave you alone after you have the baby. Suuure. That’s exactly how it works.’ ”

On what it’s like to be a celebrity:

“You know, it can be a crazy life. Sometimes you feel like you are on a speeding train and you just don’t know where it’s going. You can start to lose your identity and what it is that you are really working for.” Like a lot of working women, she’s constantly looking for the right balance. “I don’t wake up to make movies. I wake up to have a wonderful family and to cultivate the best life for all of us, and it’s great to now have a partner in that. We have a lot of family meetings. ‘Mom’s going to be away and coming home on the weekends. How does everybody feel about that?’ It’s always military operations around here. Lots of different moving parts. I have my moments when I feel like I’m just going to collapse and I can’t do it anymore and I’m failing at everything. Like, you’re kind of good at a bunch of stuff but not really good at anything.”

The perks of being famous:

“I get hugged a lot,” she says. “Which is fun. Mostly it’s all good, positive energy that comes to me. I like people. And at the end of the day, we’re all just people, you know? We’re all just going through it. Nobody’s life experience is all that much different than anyone else’s. We’ve all had our share of heartbreak. It’s the universal language of life.”

On her new husband, Jim Toth:

“He’s wonderful,” she says, beaming. “He’s just a really great guy, and I feel really lucky. It’s so cute: Over the holidays I was at a department store in L.A. with my friends, and these three women from Oklahoma came up to me, and they said”—she lays on a thick Southern drawl—“ ‘Reese. We are so happy for yeeew. We liiike this guy for yeeew.’ And I said, ‘You do?!’ ‘Yes, ma’am. We think he is a niiice man. We think he is going to treat you well and be good to yeeew.’ I was like, ‘Really?’ So sweet! And I told them my mother likes him very much, too. I have had my share of heartbreak. But I think your friends really know when you are at your happiest. Even though I am nervous and excited and all those things people feel when they are about to get married, I think I am mostly very calm right now. Usually, I’m a little bit of a squirrel. I have a squirrelly energy.”

At the moment I am not buzzing around all squirrelly and nervous. I just feel really lucky to be with someone who cares so much and is so kind and loving. You know? It’s a really nice thing to finally have that.”

Much more after the jump!

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